★ from page 57 of 'New Every Morning

Music and Movement for Juniors
ANN DRIVER
11.20 Interval Music
11.30 Music and Movement for
Infants
ANN DRIVER

by George Gidney from St. Machar's Cathedral, Aberdeen

Lawrence Tibbett (baritone) : Pilgrim's Song (Tchaikovsky). Song of the Flea (Mussorgsky). Edward (Loewe)
Gitta Alpar (soprano): Bell Song
(Lakme) (Delibes)
(Lakmé)(Delibes)

from Geneva by the Radio-Geneva Small Ensemble Conductor, Jean-Marc Pasche

Under the direction of Johan Hock
from Queen's College Chambers Lecture Hall, Birmingham
The Catterall Quartet:
Arthur Catterall (first violin)
A. Waters Leavins
Lena Wood (viola)
Johan Hock (violoncello)

Elisabeth Schumann
Standchen (Serenade), Wiegenlied
(Cradle Song), Morgen (Tomorrow) -Richard Strauss

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie
Conductor, Guy Warrack
Incidentally

played by Edmund Rubbra (pianoforte)

' Some Aerial Inventions '
Major Oliver Stewart , M.C.
In his talks this afternoon Major Oliver Stewart is going to discuss various inventions designed to improve the science of aeronautics.
This is a field in which the inventor has been very active, though not always very practical. Major Stewart's talk will deal both wit.i fantastic and useless inventions, and also with those which, though hardly less fantastic, have proved to be practical developments, such as the autogyro and slotted wings on air- . craft.

(Royal East Kent Regiment)
(by permission of Lieut.-Colonel
G. F. Hamilton , M.C.)
Conducted by Mr. W. B. Foster from the Parade Bandstand,
Worthing (Soloist, J. SMITH> )

A programme of gramophone records
Presented by Brenda Harvey

Derbyshire v. Middlesex and Lancashire v. Worcestershire
Commentaries on the third day's play, by Michael Standing from the County Cricket Ground, Derby, and Howard Marshall from Old Trafford,
Manchester

including Weather Forecast and National Bulletin for Farmers

Eric Parker
This is the first of a new series of ten talks in which, Friday by Friday, various speakers will talk about what may be seen in the country during the week-end following the broadcast.
Eric Parker , well known for his broadcasts on rural subjects, will be giving four of these talks ; others will be given by speakers from the various Regions.

Ronald Cartland , M.P.

with Billy Thorburn and his Music and H. Robinson Cleaver at the BBC Theatre Organ

The BBC Midland Singers
(women's voices)
Chorus Master, Edgar Morgan
The BBC Midland Orchestra
Led by Ernest Element
Conducted by Victor Hely-Hutchinson
Prelude to The Unknown Warrior
The Echoing Green (Six settings of poems from Blake's Songs of Innocence, for female voices, strings, and harp)
1 The Echoing Green. 2 The Shepherd. 3 Laughing Song. 4 Holy Thursday. 5 The Blossom. 6 Cradle
Serenade for Orchestra
1 Lyric Movement. 2 Scherzo. 3 Ostinato. 4 Saltarello
See the article on page 13

A feature programme by Igor Vinogradoff
Produced by Maurice Brown

including Weather Forecast

Count Basie and his Orchestra
In collaboration with the Columbia
Broadcasting Svster"

A short story written for broadcasting by Hilton Brown , and read by the author

Maurice Cole (violin)
Winifred Small (pianoforte)

with Pat Taylor
Hughie Diamond from the London Casino

Marian Anderson (contralto) I
Slow as the colours (In Swedish) ; and Aus banger Brust (0, wert thou here) (Sibelius)
Gerhard Hiisch (baritone) accompanied by Margaret Kilpinen : Mondschein (Moonlight) (Kilpinen)
Marian Anderson (contralto):
Come away, Death ; and Sigh, Sigh, Sedges (in Swedish) (Sibelius)
Gerhard Hiisch (baritone) accompanied by Margaret Kilpinen : Venezianisches Intermezzo (Venetian Intermezzo) ; and Elegie an die Nachtigall (Elegy to the Nightingale) (Kilpinen)