Cinque Frammenti di Saffo sungby
Margherita de Landi (contralto) with the Chamber Orchestra of Radio della Svizzera Italiana Conducted by Edwin Lohrer

Talk by Gwyn Jones , Professor of English Language and Literature at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth
Until recently the historical truth of many, or indeed most, of the Icelandic Sagas was widely accepted. Nowadays native Icelandic scholarship is shedding new light on their true nature.

Margaret Hodsdon (virginals)
La Volta (L. Morley) Treg. Ground Pavana (Bray)
L. Montegle's Paven
Programme arranged and introduced by Betty Cole

The dedicatory titles that Byrd gave to his keyboard music offer much food for speculation. The familiar names of his noble patrons appear on the tide pages of the published works, but the names at the beginning of some of the small virginal pieces, hidden away in private manuscript collections and more intimate in their expression of friendship rather than of esteem, have so far been completely overlooked. In the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book alone there are seven of these minor mysteries. This programme, while introducing a few of the lesser-known pieces for virginals is an attempt to uncover the identity of these shadowy 'dedicatee' friends and thereby to add a little to what is already known of the private life of William Byrd.
B.C.

Kenneth G. Grubb, C.M.G. , talks about the influence of the Evangelical Church in Western Germany.
The speaker is chairman of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs and is closely associated with the World Council of Churches. In this talk he gives some impressions of people and events in Western Germany as seen during a recent visit when he interviewed Dr. Adenauer, Martin Niemoller, and other leaders of Church and State.

Phllharmonia Orchestra
(Leader, Manoug Parikian )
Conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler

Poems translated and introduced by A. L. Lloyd
Read by Marion Everall , Beatrix Lehmaton
John Sharp , John Slater
Production by R. D. Smith

Nina Milklna (piano)
London Mozart Players
(Led by Joshua Glazier )
Conductor, Harry Blech
Fifth of six concerts in which the six symphonies recently published by the Haydn Society are being played

Illustrated tailk by Elisabeth Schumann
Accompanist, Ernest Lush
The Lieder illustrating the talk include Mozart's Veilchen,' Schubert's ' Lachen und weinen,' Wolf's ' Mausfallen-sprüchlein, 'and Brahms' ' Vergebiichee Ständchen '

Elise Cserfalvi (violin)
Arpad Gerecz (violin)
Josephine Lee (piano)

Talk by John Lehmann
Some reflections provoked by the broadcast lectures, ' Twentieth-Century Literature,'by J. Isaacs