Twelve Studies, Op. 8 played by Julius Isserlis (piano) First of four recitals of piano music by Scriabin. Next recital: April 24

Talk by H. T. Norrts
Two Cambridge undergraduates studying archaeology and anthropology spent the greater part of their long vacation last year visiting the South-West Hoggar in the Sahara Desert, and they made contact with the veiled Tuareg peoples of the Central Sahara. The speaker describes the expedition, how they travelled, and some of the personalities they met on the way.

Opera by Mozart
London Chamber Singers
London Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Andrew Cooper )
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
George Malcolm (harpsichord)
Act

Talk by F. J. Osborn
Howard, a retiring man and by profession a shorthand reporter, achieved international importance" as the initiator of the Garden City movement. The speaker was associated with him in the foundation of the first New
Towns-Letchworth and Welwyn Garden City-and he gives an account of Howard's ideas and their bearing on modern city development.

Act 2

Talk by Prince Antoine Bibesco

Act 3

by J. Bronowski
A symbolic portrait of the manifestations and motives of violence in modern society
and with Tom Clarkson, Felix Felton, Eric Francis, Noel Hood, David Kossoff, Joyce Latham, Sheila Latimer, Diana Maddox
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon