Eric Greene (tenor)
Herbert Downes (viola)
The New London Orchestra
(Leader, Leonard Hirsch )
Conductor, Alec Sherman

Talk by Claude Bourdet

' The Wreck of the " Deutschland " '
Read by John Gielgud
Production by Frank Hauser
(The recorded broadcast of May 22)

Trio, Op. 29 played by Stephen Waters (clarinet)
William Pleeth (cello) Margaret Good (piano)

Talk by Anthony Blunt
Diderot invented the art of reviewing exhibitions of painting, and from 1759 to 1781 he regularly wrote to his friend Grimm accounts of the Salon in which he set forth his ideas on painting and a number of other subjects not always very closely related to it. Anthony Blunt imagines what Diderot's reactions might be if he were to visit the exhibition of French landscape at Burlington House.

Symphony No. 8, in C minor played by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler

by the Rev. A. M. Jones
I-Melody and Harmony
This Is the first of three recorded talks by the Warden of St. Mark's College. Mapanza, who has for many years studied African music and analysed Its rhythms. The talk is Illustrated with recordings made by himself and by the African Music Society
Rhythm: January 13

Fantasia in G
Chorale prelude: 0 Mensch, beweln' dein' Sünde gross
Prelude and Fugue in E minor (The
Wedge) played by Harold Darke (organ)
From St. Michael's. Cornhill
First of a series of recitals of organ music by Bach

Soviet Policy in Music
Talk by Alexander Werth , author of ' Musical Uproar In Moscow'
Second of a series of talks

(arr. Beethoven)
Faithfu' Johnie; 0 sweet were the hours; 0 how can I be blithe and glad; The Lovely Lass of Inverness;
Could this ill world have been contrived; Sunset: Again my lyre; On the Massacre of Glencoe; The British Light Dragoons; 0 Mary, at thy window be; Bonnie laddie, Highland laddie
Richard Dyer-Bennet (tenor) with Ignace Strassfogel (piano)
Stefan Frenkel (violin) Jascha Bern&tein (cello) on gramophone records