The Renaissance Singers
Conductor, Michael Howard
The London Consort of Viols
I have loved; Deliver us, good Lord In Nomine à 4; In Nomine a 6 I will exalt thee; Nunc dimittls
Talk by Jocelyn Gibb
Theories and experiments in the utilisation of Britain's hill country are rife at the present time. Jocelyn Gibb , who farms at
Little Loch Broom, Wester Ross , contiders the limitations of pastoral farming in the Scottish Highlands.
Piano Sonata In G, Op. 37 played by Mewton-Wood
See also Friday at 6.0
Tchaikovsky wrote two piano sonatas: one in C sharp minor and one in G major. The former, written in 1865, was little more rhan a student's exercise and was not published until after his death (he had made use of its Scherzo in his First Symphony). The Sonata in G was composed in 1878, shortly after the Fourth Symphony, though its bright, energetic themes remind one rather of the Second Piano Concerto (in the same key of G), written two years later. Harold Rutland
Kathleen Raine reviews the recently published ' Collected Poems, 1921-51' by Edwin Muir
Concertgebouw Orchestra
(Leader, Jan Damen )
Conducted by Rafael Kubelik
From the Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Story by Mark Twain
Told by Bernard Braden
. To be repeated on Sept. 18 See ' Both Sides of the Microphone ' ' Glory in the Daytime ' by Dorothy Parker , read by Barbara Kelly : Sept. 2
Part 2
Barbara Hepworth and Reg Butter discuss each other's approach to sculpture with an introduction by Basil Taylor
Hugues Cuenod (tenor)
Margaret Kitchin (piano)
Quatre Poemes de Léo Latil L'abandon: Ma douleur et sa compagne: Le rossignol; La tourterelle - Milhaud
Trois Mélodies La statue de bronze: Dapheneo; Le chapelier - Satie
Sonatine Bureaucratique - Satie
Ludions Air du rat; Spleen; La grenouille americaine; Air du poete; Chanson du chat - Satie
Peter Abrahams , who has recently visited Kenya, speaks about a man who greatly impressed him, ex-Senior Chief Koinange of the Kikuyu, and of his problems
Trio in C minor, Op. 1 No. 3 played by the Trio Pro Musica:
Thomas Carter (violin)
Terence Weil (cello)
Lamar Crowson (piano)
