Piano Sonata No. 32, in B minor
Piano Sonata No. 33, in D played by Kathleen Long

5-Doughty and Lawrence
Talk by Sir Ronald Storrs
Sir Ronald Storrs asks a straightforward question: What attraction was it that drew to Arabia the authors of two classics in English literature. ' Arabia Deserta ' and ' Seven Pillars of Wisdom '? The answer is complex; but Sir Ronald brings to it a wide knowledge of Arabia and those who have felt its appeal, and a personal acquaintance with T. E. Lawrence during the period covered by ' Seven Pillars of Wisdom '

St. Michael's Singers
Conductor, Harold Darke
A crown of grace for man, Op. 29
(five voices)
Wherefore now hath life been given,
Op. 74 (six voices)
Three songs from the Marienlieder
(four voices):
Mary had a Garden
Mary and the Boatman In Praise of Mary
Three motets, Op. 110:
Thy servant is downcast (double choir)
Ah, thou poor world (four voices) When we are sunk in deep dismay
(double choir)
From St. Michael's. Cornhill

Talk by H. N. Brailsford
A corrugated iron chapel in the London suburb of New Southgate was the setting in 1907 of a remarkable conference of the old Russian Social Democratic Party. Among the delegates were Lenin and Trotsky. Chance involved H. N. Brailsford in the proceedings, and in this talk he relates the strange story behind the conference

Hugues Cuenod (tenor)
Hermann Leeb (lute)

by Emile Verhaeren
Translated by Osman Edwards
Persons of the drama:
Monks of the Order: Tom Clarkson , Howieson Culff , and Andrew Faulds
Production by E. J. King Bull

Frederick Fuller (baritone)
Antonio Brosa (violin)
London Chamber Players
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
Sonetto VII from Edmund Spenser 's
Amoretti, for voice and eleven instruments
Sonata, for violin solo
Serenata, for nine instruments

Five weekly programmes tracing its historical development
5—'The Twentieth Century' by L. A. G. Strong
Readers, Helen Spalding and Mathew Crosse
Production by Christopher Hassall