Dr. Cyril James
Principal of McGill University
Sir Hector Hetherington
Principal of Glasgow University
At the end of July a gathering from the Universities of the Commonwealth was held at Oxford. This evening and on Wednesday at 10.45 reports on two of the subjects that engaged the attention of the Conference are to be broadcast.
Phyllis Sellick (piano)
Zorian String Quartet
The Mozart quartet is to be repeated on Wednesday
by Alan Ivimey
Tichborne was an Elizabethan who wrote a famous madrigal In the Tower of London while awaiting execution. The talk describes him and his last days.
Jacques Jansen (baritone)
Gareth Morris (flute)
William Pleeth (cello)
Frederick Stone (piano)
Five Greek Folk Songs, translated by M. D. Calvocoressi :
Le reveil de la mariee; La-bas vers l'église; Quel galant; Chanson des cueilleuses de lentisques; Tout gai!
Chansons Madecasses , with flute, cello, and piano:
Nahandove; Aoua!; Il est doux de se coucher
Three poems by Paul Morand ,
Don Quichatte a Dulcinee:
Chanson romantique; Chanson epique; Chanson a botre
Talk by F. A. Voigt , who was in Greece for three months of this year
Conducted by Charles Munch
A psycho-morality play of modern life
Written and produced by Louis MacNeice
Chorus
Lorna Davis and Bylan Thomas
Special music for flute and voice devised by William Alwyn
Prelude and Fugue in C
Prelude and Fugue in E minor played by David Willcocks (organ)
From Salisbury Cathedral
Another programme of Bach's organ music by David Willcocks : October 1
Glubb Pasha's recently published Story of the Arab Legion is reviewed by Wilfrid Thesiger who, during the war and in post-war journeys of exploration, has acquired a wide knowledge of the Arab countries. Mr. Thesiger was one of the contributors to last year's series of talks, The Spell of Arabia
