Relayed from the National Museum of Wales
Relayed to Daventry

National Orchestra of Wales
(Cerddorfa Genedlaethol Cymru)
Conducted by Warwick Braithwaite

Overture, 'Cockaigne'
Suite, 'Wand of Youth,' No. 2
March, 'Pomp and Circumstance,' No. 4, in G

In this talk, Mr. Froom Tyler will reconstruct the life of Bath in Roman times. The story goes that the city was founded by a great-grandson of Venus, but it is to the practical turn of mind of the Romans, who recognized the health-giving properties of the waters, that she owes her fame.

Relayed from the Carlton Restaurant

The Choir of the Cardiff University Students' Madrigal Society
Conducted by W. G. Williams

Bully for Ynysybwl
by C. W. Miles
Erb, an A.B. seaman
Dai, a ship's stoker
Rescued as castaways from a desert island, the two are spending a holiday together. They have arrived at Dai's home in Ynysybwl and are strolling beside a stream towards a wooded glen.

(to 23.00)