Elsie Jacobs (piano)

Lynton Hudson writes on page 7

String Quintet in C
Op. 163
Allegro; Adagio;
Scherzo and Trio; Allegretto played by The Amadeus String Quartet:
Norbert Brainin (violin) Sigmund Nissel (violin)
Peter Schidlof (viola) Martin Lovett (cello)
William Pleeth (cello)

Talk by John Christie, Principal of Jesus College, Oxford
This talk is based on the book published last year by Professor Gilbert Highet of Columbia University, New York.

John Francis (flute)
Olive Zorian (violin)
The Leighton Lucas Orchestra
(Leader, Ronald Good)
Conductor, Leighton Lucas
Gianandrea Gavazzeni , who is well known in Italy as a composer, conductor, and writer on music, was born at Bergamo in 1909; he studied in Rome and Milan, and later became a pupil of Pizzetti. This
Cinquando ' (Cinquando being the name of a village near Bergamo); the other two are also to be broadcast, on April 13 and 23. The concertos are pre-eminently classical in style; No. has two movements: Allegretto iranquilto and Allegro sostenuto. Deryck Cooke

by David Green
David Green talks about the fashions and functions of guidebooks, with particular reference to the series ' The Buildings of England ' by Nikolaus Pevsner , and the new guides by John Piper and John Betjeman. (Postponed from Feb. 10)

Antiphons to the Magnificat:
Hic vir; Gaudent in coelis; Ecce sacerdos magnus; Veni sponsa Christi; O quam gloriosum
Anthem: Salve Regina Motet: Ave Maria sung by the Choir of Westminster Cathedral
Conductor, George Malcolm

Talk by G. Burnlston Brown
Reader in Physics, London University The question of the ether is interesting scientists again. Dr. Brown examines what we mean by the words space and ether and discusses some recent pronouncements.
See also Friday at 7.55

Symphony No. 6, in D minor played by the Sudwestfunk Orchestra
Conductor, Hans Rosbaud
(Recording made available by courtesy of Sudwestfunk, Baden-Baden)