Notturno No. 4, in F played by the Vierana Chamber Orchestra
Conductor, Franz Litschauer
(on gramophone records)

Chosen and introduced by V.S. Pritchett
The selections arranged and produced by Douglas Cleverdon
'Ulysses'
'The Apes of God'
'Kangaroo'
'The Flower Beneath the Foot'
'To the Lighthouse'
A

Edinburgh International Festival Glyndebourne Opera production of 'La Forza Del Destino'

Act I at 7.0
Sc.1: Leonora's bedchamber in her father's castle near Seville
Sc. 2: The kitchen of an inn in the mountain village of Hornachuelos

7.45 Interval

Act 2 at 7.55
Sc. 1: The monastery of Hornachuelos
Sc. 2: The battlefield near Velletri in Italy
Sc. 3: Another part of the battlefield
Sc. 4: A military camp

9.15 Interval

Act 3 at 9.25
Sc. 1: The monastery of Hornachuelos
Sc. 2: Leonora's refuge in the mountains

From the King's Theatre, Edinburgh, at 7.0

Harold Rosenthal writes in this issue

followed by an interlude at 10.5

Last of three talks by Lord Kinross

The electoral victory of Dr. Celal Bayar's Democratic Party over the Turkish People's Party in May last year brought about the first major change in the government of Turkey for twenty-seven years. Lord Kinross comments on the results of this change and gives his views on the course of future political development in Turkey.

(Recorded in Cyprus by courtesy of the Near-East Arab Broadcasting Station)
(To be repeated on September 5)

Sonata No. 2, for violin and piano played by Henry Holst (violin)
Frank Merrick (piano)

A talk by Christopher Hollis on the history of the oyster
(The recorded broadcast of April 19)

Das wohltemperierte Clavier
Preludes and Fugues, Book 2
A; A minor; B flat; B flat minor; B; B minor - played by Eduard Muller (harpsichord)
Last of four programmes