A discussion on the function of moral judgments between
E . Gilman Lecturer in Philosophy at Manchester University andR. M . Hare
Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford

Suite No. 3 played by Frank Merrick (piano)

This is the first of two recitals of Scandinavian music by Frank .Merrick, who is shortly to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his first recital in London. Gunnar de Frumerie, one of the leading Swedish composers of today, wrote his Piano Suite No. 3 in 1948. It consists of six movements: Introduction, Fugue, Saraband, Gavotte and Musette, and Reprise, leading to the final Tarantella. On March 16 Frank Merrick will play works by two Norwegian composers: Fartein Valen, who died last December at the age of sixty-five, and Harald Saeverud, who was born in Bergen in 1897.

Kelty MacLeod reads a passage from the Memoirs of Harriette Wilson

Lyric drama in five acts and twelve scenes by Maurice Maeterlinck
Music by Claude Debussy
Cast in order of singing:
Orchestre de la Suisse Romande CONDUCTED BY ERNEST ANSERMET on gramophone records
Acts 1. 2, and 3

A study in monarchy and its attributes, both sacred and profane
I-The Earliest Monarchies
Henri Frankfort tdks about kingship in the ancient Near East The speaker is Director of the Warburg Institute

Acts 4 and 5

by Moliere

4-Law by John Peristiany
Senior Lecturer in Social
Anthropology at Oxford University