Aimee van de Wiele (harpsichord)

4—Man's Mind and Nature in History
Talk by Sir Lewis Namier

Act 1
Scene 1: A hall in Don Pasquale 's house Scene 2: A room in Norina'a house
7.46 app. Interval
7.66 app. Act 2
A salon in Don Pasquale's house
8.30 app. Interval
8.40 app. Act 3
Scene 1: A hall in Don Pasquale'e house Scene 2: The shrubbery in his garden
Ernest Bradbury

ENGLISH VERSION BY EDWARD J. DENT • The scene is laid in Rome. The action takes place within a day and an evening
CAST IN ORDER Or SINGING : DON PASQUALE, a rich old bachelor Owen Brannigan DOCTOR MALATESTA, his medical attendant Denis Dowling ERNESTO, nephew of Don Pasquale Gerald Davies NORINA, a widow Marjorie Shires CARLOS, cousin to Malatesta, disguised as a notary Cecil Lloyd Chorus of maids and menservants • Sadler's Wells Chorus Sadler's Wells Orchestra (Chorus-Master, Marcus Dods) (Leader, Walter Price) Conductor. James Robertson PRODUCER, BASIL COLEMAN FROM SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. LONDON, AT 7.U (by arrangement with Sadler's Wells Trust, Ltd.)

A monthly review of cultural and political trends in the U.S.S.R. Soviet Music: Prokofiev and After
Talk by Alexander Werth
Senior Sinion Research Fellow at Manchester University and author of Musical Uproar in Moscow

William Primrose (viola)
Ernest Lush (piano) lain Hamilton composed his Viola Sonata in the summer of 1950, beginning it in Salzburg and completing it on his return to England; most of it, however, w*s written during a visit to Munich and was influenced by the atmosphere of the ruined city: towards the end of the work there is a quotation from Wagner's Die Meistersinger. The sonata, which is dedicated to William Primrose, is tonight receiving its first performance. The movements are: Lento potente, leading to Allegro feroce; Adagio (which follows without a break); and Allegro, closing Allegro marcia funebre.
D.C.

A radio survey of Queen Victoria's Coronation Day by Eric Ewens
[Starring] Yvonne Mitchell with Nicholas Hannen
with Dorothy Black, Patience Collier, Tita Dane, Valentine Dyall, Alexander Gauge, John Glen, Betty Hardy, Esme Percy, Robert Rietty, Anthony Shaw and Geoffrey Wincott
Narration by Hugh Burden

Symphony No. 4, in E minor played by the NBC Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Arturo Toscanind on gramophone records