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0 Gramophone records of excerpts from Mozart's opera, with LUCIA Popp , GUNDULA JANOWITZ Nicolai GEDDA , WALTER BERRY GOTTLOB FRICK and the PHILHARMONIA CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Conducted by Otto KLEMPERER

Contributors

Unknown:
Lucia Popp
Unknown:
Gundula Janowitz
Unknown:
Nicolai Gedda
Unknown:
Walter Berry
Unknown:
Gottlob Frick
Conducted By:
Otto Klemperer

A programme in which musicians sketch in the background of their musical life and introduce the music
This week Hyman Bress (violin) with WILFRID PARRY (piano) plays

Sonata in G minor (The DevU's Trill) - Tortini
Romanza andaluza (Spanish Dances) - Sarasate
Sonata No. 3, in D minor, for violin - Ysaye
Sarabande and Double (Partita in B minor, for violin) - Bach
Caprice No. 5, in A major, for violin - Paganmi

Contributors

Piano:
Wilfrid Parry

A series of programmes for parents and school leavers with 0- and A-level Qualifications on the choice of careers and the Jifferent forms of training available
The Caterino Industry
Introduced by MICHAEL SMEE
Produced by Peggy Bacon
+ First broadcast December 23, 1966

Contributors

Introduced By:
Michael Smee
Produced By:
Peggy Bacon

2: Mind Your Language by HUMPHREY PALMER
Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at Cardiff In a dialogue broadcast on Friday last, Paul van Buren and Ronald Gregor Smith made much use of the terms ' history,' ' secular,' and ' transcendence.' David Edwards , who introduced the two speakers, suggested that the basic issue between them is that of atheism versus theism. Dr. Palmer, however, believes that ' radical theology ' will remain in a state of confusion until its exponents make greater efforts to ' mind their language.'
Second broadcast
Images of God, by Dr. Frank Lake : July 18

Contributors

Unknown:
Humphrey Palmer
Unknown:
David Edwards
Unknown:
Dr. Frank Lake

A programme of reviews including
PHILIP HOBSEAUM on Ted Hughes 's Wodwo and Martin Bell 's Collected Poems
FREDERICK GRUBB on Ken Smith 's The Pity, Fleur Adcock 's Tigers, and Anthony Thwaite 's Stones of Emptiness
ALAN RIDDELL on Brian Patten 's Little Johnny 's Confession, John Pickard 's High on the Walls, and Libby Houston 's A Stained Glass Raree Show with quoted poems from the books read by HARVEY HALL , FRANCES HOOKER and the poets themselves
Introduced by GEORGE MACBETH

Contributors

Unknown:
Philip Hobseaum
Unknown:
Ted Hughes
Unknown:
Martin Bell
Unknown:
Frederick Grubb
Unknown:
Ken Smith
Unknown:
Fleur Adcock
Unknown:
Anthony Thwaite
Unknown:
Alan Riddell
Unknown:
Brian Patten
Unknown:
Little Johnny
Unknown:
John Pickard
Unknown:
Libby Houston
Read By:
Harvey Hall
Read By:
Frances Hooker
Introduced By:
George MacBeth

Network Three

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