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A play in three acts by John Millington Synge
Radio adaptation by Harry Hutchinson
Production by Raymond Raikes
Scene: A lonely mountainous district in the east of Ireland one or more centuries ago
Act 1: Autumn Act 2: Winter Act 3: Spring
from the William III Orangery,
Hampton Court Palace
Richard Lewis (tenor)
Dennis Brain (horn)
New London Orchestra
(Leader, Leonard Hirsch )
Conductor, Alec Sherman
Its Contribution to Medical Research by Professor Thomas McKeown , Professor of Social Medicine in the University of Birmingham
Since the end of the war many Universities in Great Britain have established departments of social medicine in their medical schools. Professor McKeown considers some of the difficulties that distinguish medical enquiry from other fields of biological research, and suggests ways in which investigations in social medicine may be expected to contribute to the solution of these problems.
Terence MacDonagh (oboe)
John Alexandra (bassoon)
Desmond Dupre (viola da gamba)
Robert Donington (viola da gamba)
Philharmonia String Quartet
Clifton Helliwell (harpsichord)
Susi Jeans (organ)
Suite for two violas da gamba and harpsichord
La Sultane, for strings and ergan
Quatrieme Concert Royal for oboe, bassoon, violin, cello, harpsichord
(Second of three programmes)
A reminiscence by His Highness the Aga Khan
Endre Koreh (bass) Ernest Lush (piano)
Three Songs (words by Endre Ady ):
Az oszi rarma; Az agyam hivogat; Egyedul a tenjgerrel
Hungarian Folk Song arrangements:
Buidoso enek; Hej ede-sanyam; Erik a ropogos cseresznye ; Mar dobozon; Sarga kukoricaszal ; Buza, buza; Hatforintos nota; Parosito
Selected by John Bryson
' The Lady of Shalott
' The Lotos-Eaters '
' The Revenge'
Sir Galahad'
Read by Valentine DyaM , Esme Percy and Howard Marion-Crawford
Production by Joe Burroughs
Four Ballades
G minor, Op. 23; F. Op. 38
A flat. Op. 47; F minor, Op. 52 played by Robert Casadesus (piano)
Philip Hope-Wallace reviews Ernest Newman 's recently published book Wagner Nights with special reference to the forthcoming broadcasts of The Ring and Tristan and Isolde from Covent Garden
