Trio-Sonatas and Songs
Margaret Field-Hyde (soprano)
Leonard Hirsch (violin) Reginald Morley (violin)
Joseph Saxby (harpsichord)
Nathalie Dolmetsch (viola da gamba)

'What goes in and what comes out'
Ian Cox , arranger of this series, takes the chair in a discussion about the relation between the actual sounds made in the studio and those that the listener is likely to hear
The speakers are H. L. Kirke , Head of Research Department, BBC; Rex Howarth , Engineering Division, BBC; and E. M. Dollin , Director of Naval Operational Research

Part 1
Arias by Lully and Monteclair

A short story written by A. A. Davidson and read by Evelyn Russell

Part 2

Performed in a Dance from
London to Norwich
With Cecil Trouncer as William Kemp
Contemporary music arranged by Anthony Bernard, and played by the London Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Arnold Goldsbrough, with songs by the Con Moto Choir. Morris dances played by Carl Dolmetsch and members of the English Folk Dance Society
Produced by Leonard Cottrell
William Kemp was a comic actor of high reputation on the Elizabethan stage, and acted in several of Shakespeare's plays. In 1599 he attracted much attention by dancing the Morris from London to Norwich, and, in the following year, published a curious pamphlet describing his feat. This dramatised reconstruction by Terence Tiller is based upon Kemp's own account.

Sonata for violin solo played by Andre Gertler

V. C. Clinton-Baddeley on Walter Leigh
The death in the Western Desert of Walter Leigh cut short the career of one who had shown exceptional qualities as a composer of music in a remarkable variety of modes. His friend V. C. Clinton-Baddeley gives an impression of Leigh's personality and an account, with illustrations, of his ability as a composer

Piano Sonata in D (K.284) played by Nina Milkina
Last of a series of recitals in which Nina Milkina will have played all Mozart's piano sonatas

' Le Cimetiere Marin,' by Paul Valery : C. Day Lewis discusses his translation of the poem with Austin Gill