Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, conducted by Lieut. J. C. Windram: Wilfred Sanderson 's Songs
John Goss (baritone), with Cathedral Male Voice Quartet: Rio Grande. Billy Boy. Shenandoah. (Sea Shanties) (arr. Terry)
BBC Military Band, conducted by B. Walton O'Donnell : Le reve passe (The Dream Passes) (Krier and Helmer)
John Goss (baritone), with Quartet : Storm along. Roll the wood-pile down (arr. Harris)
BBC Military Band, conducted by B. Walton O'Donnell : Overture, The Black Domino (Auber)

by Eileen Atkins
Dr. Arne was a personal friend of Handel, who was twenty-five years his senior and thought a great deal of him. It was of Arne's famous tune ' Rule, Britannia!' that Wagner, many years later, said, the first eight notes contain the whole character of the British people.'
Arne could invent other good tunes, as his still popular songs attest, and as we may gather also from the Sonata in A, which however, is not one of the fully-developed Mozart or Beethoven type, but on the earlier, simpler pattern.

Anonymous
This is the last of the six talks in which an ex-tramp-who prefers to remain anonymous as he has written a book and does not want to make capital out of his bitter experiences on the road—has told the plain, unadorned truth about a tramp's life in this country. Of the thousands of tramps who wander about the countryside few could have discussed their life in an interesting way without romanticising, as the speaker has done.