Rosanna Giancola (soprano)
BBC Northern Orchestra Conductor, Charles Groves

Talk by Bickham Sweet-Escott
The post-war history of Eastern Europe has been dealt with from different points of view in two recently published books -Doreen Warriner 's Revolution in Eastern Europe and Hugh Seton-Watson 's The East European Revolution. Bickham Sweet-Escott , who worked in East European countries for many years before the war and in Special Operations for the Balkans during the war, assesses these two accounts of the change that has taken place there.

Thirty-two Variations in C minor
Sonata in B flat, Op. 106
(Hammerklavier) played by Friedrich Gulda. (piano)

A comedy by Christopher Fry
Adapted for broadcasting by the author
Characters in order of speaking:
Production by Mary Hope Allen
The action takes place in the Observatory Room at Stellmere Park, the Duke's mansion, and the Temple of the Ancient Virtues. Stellmere Park
(The recorded broadcast of Nov. 3)
Part 1

Serenade, Op. 30 played by the Pierre Jamet
Instrumental Ensemble:
Gaston Crunelle (flute)
René Bas (violin)
Georges Blanpain (viola) Robert Krabansky (cello)
Pierre Jamet (harp) on gramophone recorda

Part 2
(Patricia Brent and Rachel Kempson are appearing in ' Top of the Latider at the St. James' Theatre, London; Nigel Slock in ' Seagulls over Sorrento ' at the Apollo Theatre, London; Thomas Heathcote in ' Captain Carvallo ' at the Garrick Theatre, London)i

Mass : L'homme armé sung by the Schola Polyphonica
Director, Henry Washington
Charles Spinks (organ)

Passages from the poem selected and introduced by Humphry House
Reader, Valentine Dyall
(The recorded broadcast of October 15)