An Eighteenth-Century Enigma
Talk by George Edinger

Piano Sonata in C (K.330) played by Denise Lassimonne
6.32 app. Quintet in E flat (K.407) for horn and strings played by Dennis Brain (hom) Harry Blech (violin)
Keith Cummings (viola)
Jean Stewart (viola)
Douglas Cameron (cello)

Discussion between William Clark and Chester Wilmot
' Their Finest Hour' the second volume of Mr. Churchill's war memoirs, was published recently. In it Mr. Churchill describes the course of the war between the Fall of France and the end of 1940. William Clark and Chester Wilmot discuss some of the issues raised in Mr. Churchill's book

Kendall Taylor (piano)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
From the Royal Albert Hall, London
Part 1

Talk by Françoise Rosay

Part 2

A Traveller's Tale by Christopher Sykes
Produced by W. P. Rilla
Immediately after the war Christopher Sykes visited a remote French village to thank the inhabitants for their help to British officers during the German Occupation. But there was a mystery about the place. What was the reason for the suspicion of the villagers? What was the story behind the beautiful old chateau and its aged, dilapidated Count? Why, finally, had the French authorities vetoed the conferring of the King's Medal for Courage on one of the inhabitants? In the attempt to find the answers to these questions this curious and remote corner of France springs to life with all its contradictions, its passions, loyalties, and superstitions; its age-old way of living and thinking.

Goldberg Variations played by Aimée van de Wiele (harpsichord)

A selection from
'The Sea and the Mirror*
A commentary on Shakespeare's '«The Tempest'
Readers:
Reginald Beckwith , Laidman Browne
Beryl Calder , Andrew Faulds
Michael Flanders. Hallam Fordham and Carleton Hobbs
Production by Frank Hauser