by William Shakespeare
Produced for radio by William Hughes from the 1953 stage production by Denis Carey at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre,
Stratford-upon-Avon
Music composed by Julian Slade orchrestrated by Harold Ingnam and played by the Memorial Theatre Orchestra
Conductor, Harold Ingram
Characters in order of speaking:
(Continued in next column)
(The recorded broadcast of Oc.t. 25)
During the interval (4.10-4.25 app.):
Vagn Holmboe
Noliturno, Op. 19, played by Johann Bentzon (flute)
Waldemar Wolsing (oboe)
Poul Allin Erichsen (clarinet)
Ingbert Mikkelsen (horn)
Kjell Roikjer (bassoon) on gramophone records
by William Shakespeare
(continued)
' King Lear ': Tuesday at 7.55
Operetta in three acts by Viktor Léon and Leo Stein
Music by Franz Lehar (sung in German)
on gramophone records
with chorus and the Philharmonia Orchestra
Scene: Paris, about fifty years ago
The operetta is introduced by Alec Robertson.
A monthly magazine of new poetry and prose, edited and introduced by Ludovic Kennedy
Contributions from
Charles Tomlinson , Shaun FitzSimon
David Barton , Dannie Abse
Peter Green , David Paul
Gordon Wharton , Maurice Carpenter
Ewart Milne , Donald Davie
T. H. Jones. Stephen Tumim
Gamini Salgado (read by the author)
Peter Fison , D. Leggett
Readers: Peter Augustine
Heather Black , Hugh Burden
Anthony Jacobs , James Langham
Third of a new series of programmes
Eilidh McNab (soprano) Laurie Lyle (contralto) Wilfred Brown (tenor)
Alan Harverson (organ)
The Geraint Jones Singers and Orchestra
Conductor, Geraint Jones
Introductory talk by Frederick Hudson
Part 1
Cantata: Herr Gott, Beherrscher aller
Dinge
G.H. Bantock speaks of the novelist as a critic of the theoretical and the conventional.
(concert continued)
Sinfonia: Am Abend aber desselbigen
Sabbaths (Cantata 42)
Motet: Jesu meine Freude
A discussion between
G. J. Warnock
Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford
Mary Warnock
Tutor of St. Hugh's College, Oxford
P. F. Strawson
Fellow of University College, Oxford
D. F. Pears
Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford
(The recorded broadcast of Dec. M)
Second of two programmes
Rudolf Kolisch (violin) Allan Willman (piano)
