Relayed from Westminster Abbey

JESSIE MITCHELL ; FRANCES FROST ; MOLLY
STREET

: The London Radio
Dance Band will provide for ' the- light fantastic toe.' ' The Ring's Story' (Nicholas Palmerston, from 'The Marry Go-Round'). 'Hot Weather at the Zoo,' by L. G. Mainland

Hungary, the land whose history is so rich in adventure and romance, still remains, even in these post-war days, one of the most picturesque countries in Europe. A Hungarian wedding is a ceremony full of music and colour, and Major Dudley Heathcote, who has lived for years in Central Europe, is well fitted to describe it to denizens in our drabber, if more prosperous, Western world.

The Sonatas of Beethoven

TODAY Mr. Ross concludes his series of talks on the progress made by the workers during the last century by summing up what has been done to abolish poverty, and taking a glance into the future, where looms the even greater problem -what remains to be done ';

DR. EMIL SCHIPPER (Baritone)
ROBERT MURCHIE (Flute)
THE WIRELESS SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
(Leader, S. KNEALE KELLEY )
Under the direction of HERMANN SCHERCHEN
Second Suite for Flute and Strings
Bach
(Soloist, ROBERT MURCHIE)
THIS Suite, a lovely example of Bach's instrumental style, consists of (1) an Overture, (2) a Rond (a short tune constantly recurring. alternated with other passages), (3) a stately dance, a Sarabande, (4) a pleasant dance, a Bourrée (or rather two Bourrees alternated), (5) a Polonaise, with Variations upon it, (6) a Minuet, and (7) a jolly little piece called Badinerie, i.e., Playfulness.'
(Soloist, Dr. EMIL SCHIPPER )

IN the first of this series of talks on the Capitals of Europe, Mr. E. V. Lucas described Paris, and in the second Mr. Stephen Gwynn discoursed of Dublin. Mr. George Young knows his subject equally well. A diplomat by profession, he was in Berlin as correspondent to the Daily News from January to July, 1919—that eventful period just after the fall of the Hohenzollerns, when some of the most important happenings since the War were taking place.

(Dr. EMIL SCHIPPER )
ARNOLD SCHONBERG was born in Vienna in 1874. Resplendent Night (Verklärte Nacht) is one of his earlier works. It first appeared some years ago as a Sextet for Violins, Violas and 'Cellos (two of each). Today's version is for String Orchestra. The music is based on a poem by Richard Dehmel

The Savoy Orpheans and The Savoy Havana Band, from the Savoy Hotel