Sonata in E flat, Op. 120 No. 2 played by Jack Brymer (clarinet)
Henry Bronkhurst (piano)

by . W F. Jackson Knight and Tom Lockett
This programme describes the evidence available today for judging how Vergil and his contemporaries pronounced Latin. The script by W. F. Jackson Knight and Tom Lockett is read by Mr. Locket!, and, in conclusion, Jackson Knight reads a passage of the Aeneid—Book 4. lines 595 to 612-in what is thought to be the pronunciation of Vergil's day.
(The recorded broadcast of Sept. 21)

sung by the BBC Midland Chorus
Conductor, John Lowe
From Birmingham Cathedral

A tale of Flodden field by Sir Walter Scott
Adapted for broadcasting by Christine Orr
Music composed by Ian Whyte

Narrators:
James McKechnie and Maud Risdon
Singers:
Mary Alexander (mezzo-soprano), Andrew Downie (tenor), Ian Wallace (bass-baritone)
Sanchia Pielou (harp)
Others taking part: Yvonne Hills, Lorna Tarbat, Grace Wyndham, Colin Chandler, Raymond Dutch, Tom Fleming, Ian Hunter, Robert James, Leonard Maguire, Geoffrey Nethercott, Ian Stewart and Halbert Tatlock
BBC Scottish Orchestra
Conductor, Ian Whyte

During this production there will be an interval of about twelve minutes, beginning at 8.40 approx. when some of Ian Whyte's music from the programme will be played

A radio opera in one act
After the play by Vaclav Klicpera
English version by Geoffrey Dunn
Music by Martinu
Cast: Speaking Parts:
A section of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (Leader, Howard Leyton-Brown )
Conducted by John Pritchard Production by Geoffrey Dunn
Scene: A wide wooden bridge over a river

Hubert Foss reviews Eric Walter White's recently published book on English opera.

A sound picture without words

Concerto in D, Op. 21 played by Yfrah Neaman (violin)
Howard Ferguson (piano)
Macgibbon String Quartet

Alsace-Lorraine
Talk by Francois Weym üller (Yesterday s recorded broadcast)