Compiled from recordings made by Amice Calverley during Easter 1952

Kathleen Ferrier (contralto)
Ernest Lush (piano)

Arthur Waley chooses and introduces a number of poems
Read by Mary O'Farrell and Anthony Jacobs

Nina Milkina (piano)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conducted by Paul Sacher
Part 1

Julian Amery , who organised and landed with the first British military mission to the Yugoslav guerrillas in the autumn of 1941, talks about Vladimir Dedijer's recently published biography of Marshal Tito.

Part 2

Stoicism-1
And to conclude, I know my selfe a Man, Which is a proud and yet a wretched thing
First of four lectures by Bonamy Dobree
Professor of English Literature in the University of Leeds
By permission of the Master and Council of Trinity College, Professor Dobree is to broadcast a shortened version of four of the Clark Lectures for 1953 recently de]ivered in Cambridge. He illustrates his thesis of the development of certain ' great impersonal themes ' in English poetry by tracing the course of two of tthem: sitoicism and patriotism. In this lecture he begins by commenting on the neglect by modern critics of poeticcontent as against poetic form.

France Ellegaard (piano) Theme and Vaniations, Op 40 Chaconne, Op 32

Story by Giovanni Papini
Translated from the Italian by W. J. Strachan : read by Laidman Browne

Schola Polyphonica
Director,
Henry Washington Salvator mundi
Deus tuorum militum
Sermone blando angelus Ave rosa sine spinis