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An English version by Rosalind Heywood of the play
' Le Chemin de Crete ' by Gabriel Marcel
Cost in order of speaking:
Adaptation and production by E. J. King Bull

Contributors

Unknown:
Rosalind Heywood
Unknown:
Gabriel Marcel
Production By:
E. J. King Bull
Violetta Mazargues:
Jill Balcon
Louise Mazargues:
Catherine Willmer
Jerome Leprieur:
Godfrey Kenton
Ariadne Leprieur:
Beatrix Lehmann
Maid:
Joan Hart
Philip Varet:
Alan Wheatley
Lucille Beautieu:
Jeanette Tregarthen

from the I.S.C.M. Festival, Brussels
Johan Feltkamp (flute)
Symphony Orchestra of I.N.R., Belgium
Conducted by Franz-André and Daniel Sternefeld
At the 24th Festival of the International Society for Contemporary Music, now being held in Brussels, recordings are to be made of several of the works performed, so it is hoped that listeners in this country will eventually hear them, in addition to the works broadcast tonight.
Karl Amadeus Hartmann was born in 1905 at Munich. Among his compositions are a Miserae for orchestra, a string quartet (which won first prize in an international competition in 1936), a chamber opera, and various symphonic works.
Hans Henkemans is a Dutch composer, bom in 1913, who studied with Willem Pijper. He began his career as a doctor of medicine, but now devotes all his time to music, as pianist and composer. His Flute Concerto was written for Johan Feltkamp.
Harold Rutland

Contributors

Flute:
Johan Feltkamp
Flute:
Daniel Sternefeld
Unknown:
Karl Amadeus Hartmann
Unknown:
Hans Henkemans
Unknown:
Willem Pijper.
Unknown:
Johan Feltkamp.
Unknown:
Harold Rutland

Trio Sonata in D minor
Sonata in E flat, for flute, with viola da gamba and harpsichord continuo
Trio Sonata in C played by Geoffrey Gilbert (flute)
James Whitehead (viola da gamba)
Ernest Lush (harpsichord)
Harold Darke (organ)
(The trio sonatas are broadcast from St. Michael's, Cornhill. The flute sonata is recorded)

Contributors

Flute:
Geoffrey Gilbert
Viola:
James Whitehead
Harpsichord:
Harold Darke

by A.C.B. Lovell, O.B.E., Ph.D., of the Jodrell Bank Experimental Station, University of Manchester
In this talk Dr. Lovell deals mainly with the part of the new science of radio astronomy concerned with the reception of radio waves from the depths of the Galaxy. This use of radio waves to investigate topics that have hitherto been the domain of astronomy has recently led to results of fundamental significance. New types of stars have been discovered, and the ability of radio waves to penetrate the inter-stellar dust and haze is revealing the true shape of our Galaxy.

Contributors

Speaker:
A.C.B. Lovell

Donald Munro (baritone)
Clifton Helliwell (accompanist)
Robert Collet (piano)
Gnossienne No. 2
Sanabande No. 3
Trois Poemes d'Amour (Henri Fabert ):
Ne suis que grain de sable
Suischauve 3e naissance Ta parure est secrete
Ludions (Léon-Paul Farque):
Air du rat; Spleen; La grenouille americaine; Air du poete; Chanson du chat
Prélude en tapisserie Nocturne No. 1
Trois Valses du precieux dégouté

Contributors

Baritone:
Donald Munro
Accompanist:
Clifton Helliwell
Piano:
Robert Collet
Unknown:
Henri Fabert

Third Programme

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