by Dvorak played by Helen Pyke and Paul Hamburger
Legends, Op. 69:
No. 7, In A; No. 8, In F; No. 3, in G; No.3, in G minor
Slavonic Dances:
Op. 46 No. 8, in G minor; Op. 72 No. 16, in A flat; Op...46 No. 6, in A flat
Third of four programmes of music for piano duet
by Mikhail Prishvin
A programme of readings about winter taken from The Lake and the Woods: or Nature's Calendar, translated from the Russian by W. L. Goodman
Reader,- Carleton Hobbs
(The recorded broadcast of Dec. 22)
An opera for broadcasting
Words by Christopher Hassall
Music by Franz Reizenatein
(A second performance of the programme-broadcast yesterday)
See ' Music Diary ' on page 27
Eight talks on aspects of life in primitive communities
2-Economics by Raymond Firth
Professor of Anthropology in the University of London
Professor Firth speaks about the relation of the economics to the social life of primitive communities.
Symphony No. 4, in E minor played by the Scottish National Orchestra
(Leader, Jean Rennie )
Conductor, Karl Rank !
From the Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Talk by Allan Pryce-Jones
The technique of exile has a special relevance for our times, but it is a technique we in England have had little need to cultivate. This is a circumstance for which we have every reason to be grateful, but, the speaker suggests, it has the dangers, for the English writer has tended to cling to his 'sense of belonging' at the expense of the 'vital need to explore.' Alan Pryce-Jones considers these points with reference to Arthur Koestler's recently published autobiography Arrow in the Blue.
Clavieriibung, Part 3
Vier Duetten:
No. 1, In E minor; No. 2, In F; No. 8, In G; No. 4, in A minor played by , Helmut Walcha (harpsichord) on gramophone records
Last of four programmes
An account of Uncle Toby's great love for the widow Mrs. Wadman, with interpolations by Corporal Trim, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shandy, Mrs. Bridget, Parson Yorick, and Doctor Slop
The story told by Tristram Shandy
Arranged for broadcasting by Peter Duval Smith from ' The Life and Opinions of Triatram Shandy, Gentleman' by Laurence Sterne
Produced by Peter Duval Smith
Pierre Berntac (baritone)
Harry Danks (viola d'amore)
Desmond Dupr6
(tenor viol and lute)
Ralph Downes (organ)
Last of three talks by Erich Heller
Erich Heller discusses what he believes to be the distinctive problems of poetry in the modern age: the emergence of the notion of ' absolute poetry,' the ever-increasing emphasis on the creativeness of the poetic imagination, and the relationship of this kind of poetry to ordinary experience.
