Four Chorale Preludes (Das Orgelbtlchlein) :
Komm Gott, Schöpfer, heiliger Geist; Der Tag, der ist so freudenreich; Vom Himmel kam der Engel Schaar; Vom Himmel hoch, da komm' ich her
Prelude and Fugue in C played by Andr4 Marchal (organ) on gramophone records

An estimation by Patric Dickinson
Others taking part include
Edward Chapman , Patric Dickinson
Valentine Dyall , Olive Gregg
Olive Kirby , David Lloyd James
Russell Napier. John Phillips Production by Joe Burroughs

Joan Alexander (soprano)
Joan Gray (contralto)
Marjorie Thomas (contralto)
Alexander Young (tenor) Denis Dowling (baritone)
Scott Joynt (bass)
Glyndebourne Festival Chorus
Raymond Clark (cello continuo)
Boris Ord (harpsichord)
Philharmonia Orchestra
(Leader, Manoug Parikian )
Conducted by John Pritchard
Parti
This is the third of five public concerts arranged by the Third Programme in collaboration with Glyndebourne. Tickets (25s. to 10s. 6d.) may be obtained from [address removed], or usual agents.

' Of the French Omelette and Ancient Rome'
First of three talks on cookery by Lady Vischer

Part 2
Ode on St. Cecilia's Day (1692)
(words by Nicholas Brady )..PurceU

An impression of literary Rome by Bernard Wall
The programme includes interviews with three leading Italian writers: Alberto Moravia , Carlo Levi , and Mario Soldati

Fanely Revoil (soprano) Willy Clement (baritone)
Stanford Robinson (accompanist)
Valse des peches (Au Temps des Croisades) Claude Terrasse
Chanson de Melpomene (Barbe-Bleu)
Ibert Cette guinguette a son histoire (Moineau) Louis Beydts
La delalssee (Chansons de la ville et des champs) Claude Delvincourt
Valse (Passionnement).........Messager C'est-y d' l'amour? (B.A. BA)
Louis Beydts
Les chemins de I'amour (Leocadis)
Poulenc
Romance de Fragonard (Fragonard)
Pierni
Nous avons fait un beau voyage (Ciboulette) Reynaldo Bahn

followed by an interlude at 10.35

Broadcast readings by the winner and runner-up in the finals of the solo classes
This Festival, founded by John Masefield , was originally held in Oxford; since the war it has been held in London. The 1952 Festival (in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain) took place recently at the Royal Academy of Music. In this programme listeners will hear readings by the winner and runner-up in the finals of the solo classes, which included lyric, narrative, and dramatic poetry of the last four centuries, and contemporary verse.

String Quartet in G, Op. 106 played by the Martin String Quartet
(The recorded broadcast of Jan. 30)

4-The Desert and the Sown by E. W. Russell