Margaret Godiev. Margaret Rees
Maude Baker , Margaret Rolfe
Bradshaw MacMillan , Emitym Bebb
Stanley Riley , Denis Weatherley
Conducted by Cyril Gell
Desiree MacEwan (piano)
by Patrick Kavanagh
In this radio essay the poet Patrick Kavanagh describes some of the reflections that passed through his mind while on a visit to London from Dublin. 'All the greatest experiences,' he says, 'the things we remember, the things our imaginations seize upon, happen in our childhood when we couldn't care less, when, in fact, we were thinking of other things.'
Jean Reculard (cello)
Symphony Orchestra of Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk
Conducted by Jean Meylan
Talk by P. E. Russell
Students of Spanish history have often contrasted the vitality of the Spanish people and the inertia of their governments in the face of Spain's internal problems. P. E. Russell, Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, comments on the analysis of this contrast in Gerald Brenan's account of a recent journey in Spain, published under the title The Face of Spain. In the light of this analysis the speaker also considers the present position of the exiled Republican leaders as described in the autobiography of Alvarez del Vayo, Foreign Minister and Commissar for War in the last years of the Republican regime.
To be repeated tomorrow
Trio in A minor, Op. 50 played by the Loveridge-Martin-Hooton Trio:
David Martin (violin)
Florence Hooton (cello)
Iris Loveridge (piano)
by F. C. Copleston, s.J.
(The recorded broadcast of Oct. 30) Second of three talks on Friedrich Nietzsche. Last talk: Saturday
A reading of three of his poems
Ballad of the Rough Sea Ballad of the Equinox
Ballad of Crawley Woods
Production by R. D. Smith
Piano Sonata in E flat
Op. 31 No. 3 played by Phyllis Sellick
Seventh of a series of programmes in which all Beethoven's piano sonatas are being played
by Rayner Heppenstall and (Continued in next column)
Harp music composed by Daniel Jones and played by Jeanne Chevreau
Produced by the author
The opening scene is laid in the castle of Chatillon-sur-Seine in the summer of A.D. 1203. The five previous years are passed in review and the scene moves to Rouen, to Pembrokeshire, and to Westminster
.The Dorian Singers
Conductor, Matyas Seiber
Charles Spinks (organ)
Organ:
Ricerear in the first tone
Ricercar in the second tone
Stabat Mater Organ :
Ricercar in the fifth tone
Ricercar in the seventh tone
Mori quasi il mio core; La cruda mia nemica; Soave fla il morir
Herbert Read discusses the mobiles of the American artist Alexander Calder
