' St. Mikolai'
' Marishka '
Advice for Sale'
Translated and introduced by Robert Crottet
Read by Selma Vaz Dias
When Robert Crottet first went to Sucnjel, the winter village of the Scolt Lapps in northern Finland, he made the mistake of asking to hear some of their legends. He was at first met with polite evasions. Only when he had encountered the great black reindeer in the snow did he win the confidence of Kaissa, his hostess; and she told him many of their tribal stories.

Piano Concerto played by the composer with the BBC Northern Orchestra
Conductor, Charles Groves
Franz Reizenstein, who enjoys a considerable reputation both as pianist and composer, was born at Nuremberg in 1911. He studied with Hindemith and, later, at the Royal College of Music with Vaughan Williams. His Piano Concerto, written in 1941, was first performed in the following year in London; it has since been given at Zurich, Stockholm, and Dublin, besides being broadcast three times in the BBC's European Service. Tonight it is being heard for the first time by listeners in this country. Harold Rutland

Arthur Lewis, Stanley Jevons Professor of Political Economy in the University of Manchester, considers the question of full employment
This was the subject of a recent United Nations study by a group of experts, whose report was entitled National and International Measures for Full Employment

The London Singers:
Jean Buck (soprano)
Alison Purves (soprano) Dora Hanes (contralto)
Norman Lilly (tenor)
William Brown (baritone)
Kenneth Tudor (bass)
Directed by Norman Lilly
Margaret Hodsdon
(virginals)
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Second of six programmes of madrigals

by Henrik Ibsen from the new English version by Max Faber
Adapted for broadcasting and produced by Barbara Burnham

String Quartet in A, Op. 41 No. 2 Songs:
Talismane Mein Herz 1st schwer
Zwei Venetianische Lieder: Leis' rudern hier; Wenn durch die Piazzetta
Zum Schluss
Piano Trio in D minor. Op. 63
Norman Platt (bass-baritone)
Clifton Helliwell (piano) Aeolian String Quartet:
Alfred Cave (violin)
Leonard Dight (violin) Watson Forbes (viola)
John Moore (cello)
Rubbra-Gruenberg-Pleeth Trio:
Erich Gruenberg (violin)
William Pleeth (cello)
Edmund Rubbra (piano)
(The piano trio is recorded)
Second of six programmes of music by Schumann

A report on developments in the arts and sciences abroad

Six Caprices for unaccompanied violin (Op. 1) played by Campoli