A drama of women in the villages of Spain by Federico Garcia Lorca
Translated and adapted for broadcasting by A. L. Lloyd
Textual consultant. R. M. Nadal
The Reapers' Song set by Professor E. M. Torner : sung by a section of the BBC Chorus, with Stanley Riley
Maria Josepha 's Lullaby sung by Vivienne Chatterton Production by E. A. Harding

Amadeus String Quartet:
Norbert Brainin (violin) Siegmund Nissel (violin)
Peter Schidlof (viola)
Martin Lovett (cello)
Bloch's Suite for viola and piano, Tuesday at 6.30; Piano Quintet, Thursday at 6.0; ' Poème mystique,' Saturday at 6.0

Talk by Erna Gunther, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Washington, Seattle
Dr. Gunther has recently visited this country to study the Nootka Indians of the north-west coast of America, for the main evidence for their original culture it to be found in the unpublished records and objects brought back by members of Cook's third expedition of 1778 and now widely dispersed in Europe.

Operetta by Johann Strauss
(on gramophone records)
Introduced by Philip Hope-Wallace (tenor) (soprano) (baritone) (contralto) (tenor) (baritone) (tenor) (soprano)
Vienna State Opera Chorus
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Clemens Krauss
Act 1: Eisenstein's drawing-room

Talk by Albert Hourani
Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford

Act 2: Prmce Orlofsky's ballroom
Act 3: Governor's room in the prison

John Bryson , Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, talks about the Victorian poet Arthur Hugh Clough dough's works have been published in a new critical edition. Among the new material in this edition is the complete version of the poem ' Dipsychus,* in which Clough revealed his own divided nature. Mr. Bryson comments on dough's two personalities-his intellectual doubt and indecision, and the gay assurance of his light satiric verse.
(The recorded broadcast of June 20)

Sonata in F, Op. 99 played by Zara Nelsova (cello)
Ernest Lush (piano)