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of the eighteenth century played by the London Harpsichord Ensemble:
John Francis (flute) Olive Zorian (violin)
Peter Mountain (violin)
Bernard Davis (viola)
Ambrose Gauntlett (cello)
Adrian Beers (double-bass)
Millicent Silver (harpsichord)

Contributors

Flute:
John Francis
Violin:
Olive Zorian
Violin:
Peter Mountain
Viola:
Bernard Davis
Cello:
Ambrose Gauntlett
Double-Bass:
Adrian Beers
Harpsichord:
Millicent Silver

Talk by Geoffrey Barraclough
The speaker talks about The Great Frontier,' a book recently published by the Texan historian Walter Prescott Webb In this book Professor Webb puts forward an interpretation of modern history based on a study of European expansion since the sixteenth cemury into the new territories beyond the seas.

Contributors

Talk By:
Geoffrey Barraclough

Annees de Pelerinage
Premiere Annee: Chapelle de Guillaume Tell: Au lac de Wallenstadt; Pastorale: Au bord d une source: Orage; Vallee d'Obermann: Eglogue; Le mal du pays; Les cloches de Geneve played by Joseph Weingarten (piano)
This is the first of three recitals in which Joseph Weingarten will play Liszt's three volumes of piano pieces entitled Annies de Pelerinage. The first, the Swiss volume, and the second, the Italian volume (together with its supplement Venezia e Napoli) were both published in the eighteen-fifties, though they are made up, for the most part, of pieces written and published during Liszt's tours of Switzerland and Italy some ten years before. The third volume, which has no special title, consists mainly of pieces written during the years 1867-77, when Liszt was living at the Villa d'Este in Rome; it was published in 1883. In the Swiss volume, to be heard to-night, all the pieces, with the exception of 'Orage' and 'Eglogut,' appeared originally in the earlier publication, Album d'un Voyageur; though before including them in the Annies de Pelerinage Liszt expanded and revised them considerably, paying particular attention to the subtilisation of the piano texture.
Deryck Cooke

Contributors

Piano:
Joseph Weingarten
Unknown:
Deryck Cooke

by August Strindberg
In a new English version by Max Faber
Radio adaptation and production by Donald McWhinnie
Scene: an island off the coast of Sweden at the beginning of this century.
See ' Drama Diary' on page 21
During the interval (9.40-9.50 app):
Three Short Pieces by Ibert played by the Copenhagen Wind Quintet on gramophone records

Contributors

Unknown:
August Strindberg
Production By:
Donald McWhinnie
Edgar Captain in Artillery:
Michael Hordern
Alice, his wife, an ex-actress:
Beatrix Lehmann
Judith, their daughter:
Marcia Ashton
Kurt, Alice's cousin, now Quarantine Officer:
Cyril Luckham
Allan, his son:
Michael Bates
The Lieutenant:
Raymond Mason
Jenny:
Rosamund Greenwood
The old woman:
Hester Paton Brown

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