From ' When Two or Three,' page 12

FOUNDATION-STONE
OF THE
LIVERPOOL METROPOLITAN
CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING by HIS GRACE THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP
OF LIVERPOOL
(the Most Reverend Richard Downey , D.D.) followed by a short Address by the Papal Legate,
H.E. Cardinal BOURNE
The Ceremony, which will take place in the presence of the Papal Legate (H.E. Cardinal BOURNE) will follow the traditional ritual, and will include Gregorian Chant music, dating back to the early centuries of the Church
A description of the scene and the progress of the ceremony will be given by the Reverend
Father C. C. MARTINDALE, S.J.
(North Regiotial Programme)

An Orchestral Concert
The Berlin State Opera Orchestra, conducted by Waghalter: Overture, Tannhauser (Wagner). Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Clemens Schmatstich: Turkish March (Mozart, arr. Herbeck). Arthur de Greef with the Royal Albert Hall Orchestra, conducted by Sir Landon Ronald: Concerto in A minor, Op. 16 (Grieg). The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Leo Blech: Marche Hongroise (Berlioz)

BERNARD SHORE (Viola)
ANGUS MORRISON (Pianoforte)
Sonata for Viola and Pianoforte Charles Koechlin
As listeners are by now well aware,
Bernard Shore is leader of the violas in the B.B.C. Orchestra, and, as is taken almost for granted with B.B.C. leaders, is.a soloist of a high order, Actually, Shore began his career as an organist, gaming an Exhibition at the Royal College of Music in 1914. But wounded in the right hand in the War, he had to give the organ up and began studying the viola, with Lionel Tertis as his chief master. Then he took to chamber music, and, after years of that, to solo work, with Tertis's magnificent example to profit by and emulate. He made his first appearance as a soloist at the Promenades in 1922, giving the first performance of the solo part in Gordon Jacob 's Viola Concetto, and later in Vaughan Williams 's Flos Campi at a B.B.C. Symphony Concert. In the years since then, Shore has been constantly increasing his repertory, and at his concerts in London, in Amsterdam last year, and in most British concert halls of note, he has been heard in all the most important works for the viola.
Angus Morrison is also well known to listeners, both as pianist and composer. His The Lake Isle of Innisfree, often broadcast, is one of the most charming songs of recent years.

Directed by HENRY HALL

Directed by Guy Daines
(Scottish Regional Programme)

BRAHMS' PIANOFORTE WORKS
Played by 'FRANK MANNHEIMER
Ballad in D minor, Op. 10, Xo. 1
1. Andante; 2. Poco più; 3.
Allegro Ballad in B minor, Op. 10, No.
I. Andante con moto ; 2. Piu lento ; 3. Adagio
Capriccio in F minor, Op. 76, No. 1
Un poco agitato
Capriccio in B minor, Op. 76, No. 2

Mr. BONAMY DOBRÉE, O.B.E.

Mr. JULIAN HUXLEY

HARRY Roy and his BAND, relayed from The
Cafe Anglais
(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)