by William Shakespeare
Arranged for broadcasting and directed by Barbara Burnham with music selected by Cynthia Pughe
Characters in order of speaking:
A herald, lords, soldiers. servants played by Richard Hurndall , Hamilton Dyce and Stanley Groome
Scene:
Roussillon - Paris - Florence -
Marseilles
(Lewis Canon is appearing in ' Much Ado About Nothing ' at the Phoenix Theatre; Max Adrian , in ' Penny Plain' at the St. Martin's Theatre, London)
E. M. W. Tillyard writes on page 6
During the interval in the performance of ' All's Well That Ends Well ' (from approximately 7.15 to 7.30 p.m.) there will be a programme of music from Respighi's Third Suite of Ancient Airs and Dances for the Lute, played by the Quartetto di Roma: on gramophone records

Strings of the Philharmonia Orchestra
(Leader. Max Salpeter )
Conducted by Walter Goehr
This is the first of three weekly programmes in which all Purcell's Fantasias (including the two In Nomines) will be played by a string orchestra in a version prepared from the original manuscripts by Walter Goehr in collaboration with Michael Tippett. The Fantasias, written when Purcell was twenty-one (and first published in 1927. in an edition by André Mangeot and Peter Warlock ), are generally believed to have been designed for a consort of viols, and it is probable that in the seventeenth, century such music was often performed with more than one player to a part. Later in the year it is hoped to broadcast the Fantasias in performances by solo strings. Harold Rutland

George Rylands reviews a recent biography of Sir Henry Irving by his grandson Laurence Irving
followed by an interlude at 10.5

Proper for the. Feast of St. Gregory
Introit: Sacerdotes Dei
Gradual: Juravit Dominus Tract: Beatus vir
Sequence: Ad laudes salvatoris Offertory: Veritaa mea
Communion: Fidelis servus sung by the Schota Polyphonica
Director, Henry Washington
Although Isaak (c. 1450-1517) spent most of his hfe in Florence and Innsbruck it was his link with the cty of Constance that was commemorated in the title of the Choralis Constantinus , published several years after his death. This great collection of liturgical music was completed and ieen through the press by the composer's colleague and pupil Ludw:g Senft. Isaak's monumental work, which comprises music for Saints' Days, Feasts, and Sundays throughout the year, is the most comprehensive of its kind between the settings of Leonin in the twelfth century and those of Byrd in the sixteenth. Derus Stevens

Poems of Freedom and Friendship
Recorded by the author during a recent visit to this country

Lance Dossor (piano)
Intermezzi, Op. 76
, A flat, No. 3; B flat, No. 4
Capriccio in G minor. Op. 116 No. 3 Intermezzo in E, Op. 116 No. 6 Gavotte (Gluck, arr. Brahms)
Capriccio in D minor, Op. 116 No. 7
Third of four recitals of Brahms' piano music. Last recital: Wednesday

The Underlying Evolution by the Rt. Hon. L. S. Amery. c.H.
Last of a group of five talks

Chants Populaires Hebraiques
La separation; Le chant du veilleur; Chant de delivrance; Berceuse; Gloire a Dieu; Chant hassidique sung by Oda Slobodskaya (soprano)
Frederick Stone (accompanist)