Talk by C. M. Woodhouse
The revolutionary of today seems to be unlike the familiar notion of the rebel—romantic, idealistic, adventurous. C. M. Woodhouse. who commanded the Allied Military Mission to the Greek guerrillas in 1943 describes the characteristics, method, and background of the new type
Lamento d'Arianna
Lasciatemi morire
0 Teseo, Teseo mio Dove. dove e la fede
Ahi ch'ei non pur risponde sung by the Couraud Vocal Ensemble
Conductor, Marcel Couraud on gramophone records
A tribute to the alliterative literary lady of Larne, by Denis Johnston and Douglas Cleverdon
Personal recollections by William Yeates and Norman Carrothers
Production by Douglas Cleverdon
The three novels of Mrs. Amanda McKittrick Ros are masterpieces of unconscious humour written with such euphuistic artificiality that Aldous Huxley has described the authoress as 'an Elizabethan born out of her time.' She described herself, characteristically, as 'by birth an Irishwoman, though a dash of German blood piebalds my veins.'
Richard Lewis (tenor) Jean Pougnet (violin)
Douglas Cameron (cello) Marie Korchinska (harp)
Members of the BBC Symphony Orchestra:
Geoffrey Gilbert (flute) Edward Selwyn (oboe) Ralph Clarke (clarinet)
Richard Newton (bassoon) James Richens (bassoon)
Ernest Hall (trumpet)
William Overton (trumpet)
Aubrey Thonger (horn)
William Teskey (trombone) William Coleman (trombone)
Frank Ford (cello)
Eugene Cruft (double-bass)
Conducted by Clarence Raybould
A recorded discussion between
A. J. Ayer and F. C. Copleston, s.J.
Piano Sonata in B minor played by Robert Collet
Discussion continued
Divertimento in E flat (K.563) played by the Pasquier Trio:
Jean Pasquier (violin) Pierre Pasquier (viola) Etienne Pasquier (cello)
Short story by H. A. Manhood
Reader, Alastair Duncan
Sonata for violin solo played by Ivry Gitlis
