Derek Collier (violin)
Ernest Lush (piano)
The problems of land use in India and the Middle East by C. de Fellner
Bruce Boyce (baritone)
Clifton Helliwell (accompanist)
The London Czech Trio:
Maria Lidka (violin) Karei Honiitz (cello)
Lisa Marketita (piano)
Talk by Julian Amery ,
M.P. Julian Amery , who organised and landed with . the first British military mission to the Yugoslav guerillas in the autumn of 1941, talks about Vladimir Dedijer's recently published biography of Marshal Tito.
by. Henrik Ibsen
The translation by William Archer adapted for radio by J. C. Trewin
Music by Elizabeth Poston
Production by Raymond Raikes
Characters:
(Continued in next column)
The Orchestra and a section of the Covent Garden Opera Chorus
Conduoted by Douglas Robinson
Part 1-' Caesar's Apostasy
A.D. 351-361
(The recorded broadcast of May 17)
9.35 app. Kespighi
Movements from
The Fountains of Rome played by the Orchestra Stabile dell' Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia
Conducted by Victor de Sabata on gramophone records
9.45 app. Part 2
'The Emperor Julian'
A.D. December 361-June 363
The Art of Fugue played by James Chin. g (piano)
Fugue 1: Fugue 2;
Simple chromatic Fugue (3); Fugue 4
First of a series of six programmes in which James Ching is to play Bach's ' Art of Fugue.' Deryck Cooke writes on page 27.
Three talks on the occasion of the bicentenary of the foundation of the British Museum
1-The Natural History Department by Gavin de Beer, F.R.S.
Violin Concerto, Op. 7 played by Franz Schmidtner (violin)
Hamburg Symphony Orchestra Conductor, Wilhelm Sohiichter
(Recording made available by courtesy of Nordwestdeutscher Rundifumk )
Arthur Grenz is one of the more conservative of the modern German school of composers; his music is little known outside his native country. His Violin Concerto, published last year, is in three movements: Andante maestoso leading to Allegro moderato, Lento, and Vivace.
D.C.
