Talk by Hugh Nicol , Ph.D.
Head of the Chemistry Department,
West of Scotland
Agricultural College
The speaker discusses the competition between industry, transport, and food production for a diminishing and limited stock of fossil fuels and other raw materials of agriculture.
(The recorded broadcast of Sept. 26)

Richard Adeney (flute)
London Light Concert Orchestra
(Leader, Michael Spivakovsky )
Conducted by Michael Kredn

Illustrated talk by Richard Capell
Riohard Capell has selected the son#s for the twelve Schubert recitals to be broad-oast this autumn.
See tomorrow at 7.60

or The English Traveller in Rome circa 1820 by Joanna Richardson
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon with Maxine Audley , Robert Beaumont
Denise Bryer , Frank Duncan
Felix Felton , Hester Paton Brown
Eric Phillips , Leonard Sachs Ian Sadler , Eileen Thorndike and Molly Lawson
At the beginning of the nineteenth century the Piazza di Spagna was virtually an English colony. The huge travelling coaches of English milords, witih their retinues of servants and postillions and couriers, jolted past Bernini's boat-shaped fountain; artists' models in their carefully picturesque costumes hung around the foot of the Spanish Steps waiting for custom; a few yards away was the English Coffee House, with its walls decorated in the Egyptian style by Piranesi. 'As for the English ladies,' wrote Henry Matthews , ' they have metamorphosed Rome into a watering-place. One or other of them is " at home " every evening, and there are balls every week.' 'Maxine Audley is appearing in ' Penelope' at the Arts Theatre, London)

Jacob Knachmalnick (violin)
Orrea Peruel (violin) Karen Tuttle (viola) Pablo Casals (cello)
Madeline Foley (cello) continued at 9.50

Sibyl Eyre Crowe , Fellow of St. Hilda's College, Oxford, speaks about the political and historical background to the present situation

(Concert continued)
Joseph Fuchs (violin)
Pablo Casals (cello)
Eugene Istomdn (piano)

Basil Taylor reviews Pointers of the Victorian Scene by Graham Reynolds (The recorded broadcast of Sept. 18)

Mass : Je suis desheritee
Sc.hola Polyphonica
Director. Henry Washington
For nearly fifteen years Nicholas Gombert was in charge of the chapel choir at the Emperor Charles V's court. This royal post afforded frequent opportunities for travel and gave Gombert a wide acquaintance with European music of the time. He took the rheme of his Mass ' Je suit desheritee ' (1557) from a four-part chanson by Pierre Cadeac. D.S.