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Music for the forte-piano played by Joan Barker
Fantasia in C
Sonata in F minor Rondo in C minor Fantasia in A
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Talk by W. G. Hoskins
Since the appointment in 1533 of John Leland as King's Antiquary, the study of bocal records and local history has progressed in Great Britain until today it is almost universal. W. G. Hoskins , Reader in Economic History at Oxford, speaks of the importance of this increased interest in local history and of auch publications as those issued tn recent years by the Essex Record Office.
ROME
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA of the Italian Radio (R.A.I.)
Conducted by Vittorio Gui
From the Usher Hall. Edinburgh
Part 1
Talk by David Green
As a sequel to has three talks on the formal garden David Green quotes Stephen Switzer as epitomising the transitional period from the geometrical parterre to what Switzer called 'this farm-like way of gardening,' a back-to-nature cult which in turn was to lead to the painstakingly contrived 'natural' landscapes of Capability Brown.
(concert continued)
An enquiry into the origins and influence of Robinson Crusoe
The Renaissance Singers
Conductor, Michael Howard
by Claud Mull-ins
A talk on the final report of the Committee on Supreme Court Pract ce and Procedure, published on July 13 (H.M. Stationery Office Command Paper, 8878)
