and Weather Forecast

Part 1
BACH
Goldberg Variations played by George MALCOLM (harpsichord)

and Weather Forecast

Part 2
BACH
Goldberg Variations (continued) played by GEORGE MALCOLM (harpsichord)
Second broadcast

Requiem
ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF (soprano) CHRISTA LUDWIG (mezzo-soprano) NICOLAI GEDDA (tenor)
NIKOLAI GHIAUHOV (baritone)
PHILHARMONIA CHORUS AND Orchestra
Conducted by CARLO MARIA GIULINI on gramophone records
Stereophonic broadcast

Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton.

at Headingley, Leeds

DURING THE LUNCH INTERVAL (1.35*-2.10*)
RUGBY UNION
New Zealand v. British Isles
An illustrated report with extracts from Bob Irvine's commentary on today's second Test Match
From Wellington
Broadcast by arrangement with the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation

CRICKET
Lunchtime Scoreboard

GOLF
The Gallaher Ulster Open Championship
Tom Scott reports on the final day's play
From Shandon Park Golf Club, Belfast

MOTOR RACING
German Grand Prix
A preview by Robin Richards on the race to be held tomorrow at Nurburgring

DURING THE TEA INTERVAL (4.15*-4.30*)
CRICKET
Teatime Scoreboard

RACING
Results

GOLF
Gallaher Ulster Open Championship
A further report by Tom Scott

SAILING
Cowes Week
David Mudd reports
From Cowes

first broadcast in this country
KLAUS ASSMANN (violin)
AUSTRIAN RADIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ERNST KRENEK
Recordine made' available by courtesy of Austrian- Radio

Humphry Berkeley
The first of four commentaries on current affairs in this fortnightly series
Mr. Berkeley, who formerly worked in the Conservative Political Centre, was Member of Parliament for Lancaster from 1959 until 1966. when the seat was lost to Labour. He is Honorary Treasurer of the Howard League for Penal Reform, and is a member of the Executive Committee of the Africa Bureau. While in Parliament, he was Honorary Secretary of the United Nations Parliamentary Group.

A study of the circumstances In which John Keats began the composition of the projected epic poem Hyperion, abandoned his firstattempt,recastitasThe Fall of Hyperion and subsequently abandoned his second version.
Written and narrated by Robert Gittings
The extracts from poems and letters by Keats read by PETER MARINKER
Others taking part:
PRESTON LOCKWOOD and ALLAN MCCLELLAND
Produced by JOE BURROUGHS
Third broadcast

transcribed and edited by W. L. Smoldon who talks about some of the problems that arise in preparing medieval church dramas for modern performance
8.50' Planctus Mariae (The lament of Mary)
Visitatio Sepulchri (The visit to the Sepulchre)
Peregrinus (The journey to
Emmaus)
PATRICIA CLARK (soprano) THELMA GODFREY (soprano) JEAN ALLISTER (contralto) EDGAR FLEET (tenor)
FREDERICK WESTCOTT (baritone) DAVID READ (bass)
CHOIR OF GUILDFORD CATHEDRAL BARRY Rose (organ)
MARY ROWLAND (Celtic harp) DAVID CORKHILL (chime bells) Directed by Roy JESSON
From St. Mary's Church,
Primrose Hill, London

An illustrated talk by HOWARD FERGUSON in which he discusses some of the problems of interpretation that arise in Brahms's piano writing
He talks In particular about the ' Edward ' Ballade, Op. 10. and the E Bat major Intermezzo, Op. 117 No.

Divertimento for clarinet and string quartet played by the VIRTUOSO ENSEMBLE
Sidney Fell (clarinet)
Patrick Hailing (violin) Ernest Scott (violin)
Gwynne Edwards (viola) Willem de Mont (cello)
Second broadcast
Part of a concert held at the WiqmoreHall.London,onOctober24 1963. to mark the twentieth anniversary of the Society for the Promotion of New Music.