Sonata in F for horn and piano played by Charles Gregory (horn) Frank Merrick (piano)
by Walter de la Mare
Selections from the poem read by Jill Balcon , Robert Harris and Frederick Allen
(The recorded broadcast of Nov. 7)
The names of those taking part in this concert are as printed yesterday at 8.50 p.m. in the Third Programme
Part 1
A Roman Catholic View
Dom Sebastian Moore , of Downside Abbey, discusses Father H. U. von Balthazar 's book on Karl Barth 's theology
Part 2
(sung in Latin)
Two talks on animal painting in England and France, 1700-1840 by Basil Taylor
1 — Stubbs and the Eighteenth Century
Basil Taylor has for some years been working on a life of Stubbs and a catalogue of his works.
A romance in commonplace
Written and produced by Louis MacNeice
[Starring] Howard Marion-Crawford and Brenda Bruce
'Portrait of a Would-Be Hero,' by Louis MacNeice: page 6
A series of six programmes arranged and introduced by Egon Wellesz
2-The Primitive Chant and Jewish Chant
In this programme Egon Wellesz discusses the earliest musical traditions in the Jewish chants from Yemen and also the litursy of the christianised Syrians, who were the first to practise antiphonal singing of the psalms. Syrians in Italy may have been responsible for the ultimate acceptance of this method of psalm-sing ng by Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, in the fourth century.
Its Contribution to Human Though by F. Sherwood Taylor. Ph.D.
Symphony No. 2. in B minor played by the Philharmonia Orchestra
Conducted by Nicolai Malko on gramophone records
