News and market trends
Tuesday's 7.50 talk
and Programme News
The morning magazine
Introduced by David Brown
Light moves invisible
A poem by WINIFRED GILL who talks about it and reads it
and Programme News
REX ALSTON recalls cricket at
The Oval
A Sound Archive production
A Toytown play by S. G. HULME BEAMAN
Produced by CLAIRE CHOVIL
Broadcast on September 6. 1962
Beethoven
Some of his piano music played by ϯ JANICE WILLIAMS
Sonata in E major. Op. 14
No. 1
9.49* Sonata in F sharp major,
Op. 78
9.59- Six Bagatelles, Op. 126
New Every Morning, page 72
Lord, as to thy dear Cross we flee (BBC H.B. 293)
Canticle 4
Colossians 3, v. 22, to 4, v. 6 and v. 18
Rock of ages, cleft for me
(BBC H.B. 296)
ROYAL ARTILLERY MOUNTED BAND conducted by MAJOR W. WILLIAMS , M.B.E., Director of Music
Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra
Answers to listeners' questions about science and technology
Professor G. P. WELLS puts your questions to
S. BUCHAN
C. C BUTLER
R. H. NIMMO-SMITH and A PHYSICIAN
Arranged by ARCHIE Clow
Broadcast on March 12
Country dance tunes played by WILLIE WALKER AND his BAND with ALEX GLASGOW who also introduces the programme
Produced by Richard KELLY
and Programme News
A Morning Prayer by Dieter Meichsner translated from the German by CONSTANCE McNAB with Maxine Audley as Christa
Produced by HUGH STEWART
Upon the eve of the Transfiguration of our Lord sung by the Choristers of the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban, Hertfordshire
Preces (Plainsong)
Psalms 27. 28. 29
Lessons: Exodus 24. vv. 12-18;
St. Luke 9. vv. 28-45
Office Hymn: An Image of that
Heavenly Light (EH. 233)
Canticles (Bernard Rose in E)
Anthem: Sun! if thou think thy sphere (Carol)
Organ Voluntary: Wondrous love (Variations on a shape-note hymn) (Samuel Barber )
Organist, Peter Hurford
Assistant Organist, John Freeman
A magazine of interest to all, with older listeners specially in mind, including:
Fifty Years Ago Today:
DAVID FRANKLIN brings back memories of people, places, and music on August 5, 1914
Date with a Doctor
1914-18 Generals: A Worm's-eye View by WYN GRIFFITH. 2: Martin Powell f Conversation piece: URSULA
BLOOM talks to JACK SINGLETON about her early ambitions Introduced by POLLY ELWES
Slow Goods to Kington: PAT WHITEHOUSE takes a trip on a thrice-weekly goods train
Two Engines in One: JOHN ADAMS finds a Garratt in Warwickshire
On the Quai at Lyons: KEITH WILLIAMS suggests an ideal centre for train-spotting in France
The Giant's Causeway: JACK McGEAGH talks to MR. McGUIGAN about the first hydro-electric railway in the world
Railway Sounds: Some requests from listeners
Introduced by PETER CRANMER
Produced by PEGGY BACON
and Programme News
Written and compiled by LESLIE BAILY with the voices of MR. C. R. ATTLEE
SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS
MR. ERNEST Bevin
MR. HAROLD WILSON
MR. GEORGE ISAACS
LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER
J. S. KERANS , D.S.O. GROUP CAPTAIN
JOHN CUNNINGHAM , D.S.O., D.F.C. MR. JOHN JOHNSTONE and ALEC CLUNES. PAMELA BROWN
TREVOR HOWARD , JOSEPH COTTEN VANESSA LEE , BING CROSBY ZOE GAIL , DONALD PEERS GEORGES GUETARY with John Snagge
Raymond Glendenning
Charles Buchan , Brian Johnston Audrey Russell , Douglas Willis Charles Gardner
Max Robertson , Frank Gillard Wynford Vaughan Thomas Eric Phillips , Ella Milne
Narrators, FREDDY GRISEWOOD and DAVID PEEL
Produced by VERNON HARRIS
Broadcast on November 25. 1959
Records from many countries Introduced by LILIAN Duff
William Douglas-Home playwright tThe author of Now Barabbas,
The Chiltern Hundreds, The Reluctant Peer, and other plays, talks about his life and the theatre
With LEIGH CRUTCHLEY
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
harpsichord plays music by Bach on gramophone records
TESSA ROBBINS (violin)
ERNEST LUSH (piano)
