Conductor, Ian Whyte
Mewton -Wood (piano)
Symphony for eight instruments
Simon Le Due
Piano Concerto No. 1. in C...Beethoven Symphonic Poem: Les Eolides Franck.

A play in three acts by Christopher Hassall. Produced by Felix Felton
Music composed and conducted by Leighton Lucas , with the Con Moto Choir. (Incorporating two songs written by the author for the original production at Canterbury)
The play begins in Trebizond in the year 4 B.C., and ends in Jerusalem in A.D. 30

London Harpsichord Ensemble:
Jack Kessler (violin), David Wolfsthal (violin) Bernard Davis (viola), George Roth (cello), John Francis (flute), Joy Boughton (oboe d'amore). Milli -cent Silver (harpsichord) with Charles Gray (double bass)
Peter Pears (tenor)

Programme commemorating the French poet who died on July 20, 1945. Including readings made by Paul Valery just after the liberation of Paris; an appreciation by T. S. Eliot ; and ' Cimetiere Marin ,' translated and read by C Day Lewis
Programme produced by Vera Lindsay

A topical pantomime written and produced by Michael Barsley , with music by Roy Douglas
Other parts played by Lucille Lisle , Charles Maunsell , and Arthur Ridley BBC Revue Orchestra and BBC Revue Chorus, conducted by Frank Cantell

Motets: Laudate Dominum; Confite-' bor tibi; Exsultate Deo (Palestrina)
Four-part Ricercare in the tenth tone (Giovanni Gabrieli)
Ricercare (Diego Ortiz)
Pastorella (Schmelzer, ed. Claude Crussard)
Motets: 0 quam suavis; Quae est ista (Vittoria)
Kyrie: Orbis factor (Vittoria)
Romance Gaillard and Courante (Biagio Marini, ed. Claude Crussard) Sonata in E minor (Johann Rosenmiiller, ed. Claude Crussard)
Madrigals: La cruda mia nemica; Alia riva del Tebro; I vaghi flori e l'amoroso fronde (Palestrina) on gramophone records