Talk by Kenneth Little
Kenneth Little, who returned last autumn from an extensive tour of West Africa, speaks about the effect on traditional social patterns of the changing economic and political conditions. Dr. Little is head of the Department of Anthropology at Edinburgh University.

Quartet in E minor, Op. 59 No. 2 played by the Dutch String Quartet:
Nap de Klijn (violin)
Johan van Helden (violin)
Paul Godwin (viola)
Carel van Boomkamp (celdo)

by Alexander Scott
A sequel in verse to the Ballad of True Thomas the Rhymer, describing his return to the world after seven years in the Land of Youth
Produced by David Thomson

Geoffrey Gilbert (flute)
Marie Korchinska (harp)
Eleanor Houston (soprano)
Joan Gray (contralto)
Rene Soames (tenor)
Richard Standen (bass)
London Philharmonic Choir
(Chorus-Master, Frederde Jackson )
Charles Spinks (organ)
London Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Andrew Cooper )
Conducted by Maurice Miles
Part 1
This is the last of the series of concerts including litanies and vespers by Mozart. There will be another performance tomorrow evening at 9.0.
Mozart wrote music for the Serivce of Vespers on two occasions, in 1779 and in 1780, both at Salzburg: the Vesperae solennes de Confessore belongs to the second date. Its title indicates rhat it wee intended for use on one of the saints' days, since on his own day a saint may act as confessor and mediator. There are six sections. The first five, each a sotting of a separate psalm, are Dixit Dominus, Confilebor, Bealus vir, Laudate pueri, and Laudate Dominum (well known as a separate aria). The last section is a setting of the Magnificat. D.C.

Talk by W. Ellison
Professor of Crop Husbandry.
University College of Wales,
Aberystwyth
The main theme of Professor Ellison's talk is what should be classified as marginal land and What should not. He discusses the possibilities of increasing the output of grass and crops in marginal areas, and considers how to raise more store sheep and cattle which, when fattened, would help to increase Britain's scanty meat supplies.
To be repeated on March 4. See p. 3

(Concert continued)

Talk by Jean Cocteau
(in French)

Four programmes compiled from recordings made by Peter Ken nedy at the Opatija Festival, 1951
3-Bosnia and Herzegovina
Introductions and commentaries by Dr. Arnold Bake and by Peter Kennedy
Production by Terence Tiller

Mary Scrutton reviews E. R. Dodds ' book The Greeks and the Irrational, published lest year

Fantasy, Op. 17 played by Clifford Curzon (piano)