London Light Concert Orchestra
(Leader, Michael Spivakovsky ) Conducted by Miohael Krein

Talk by Franz Bergel D.SC. , F.R.I.C. ,
Professor of Chemistry,
Institute of Cancer Research,
University of London
From a study of normal growth and the factors controlling it, Professor Bergel hopes that it will be possible to throw ligiht on the abnormal and so elucidate the processes chat produce disease and suffering.

A survey of Spanish music prepared by Roberto Gerhard and Lionel Salter
24 — Contemporary Songs and Piano Music
Marina de Gaharain (oontrtaJto) with Ernest Lush (piano)
Derek Abrahams (piano)

by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
The translation by Charles Jarvis adapted in six parts by Paul Ferris
Part 6: Which treats of Sancho Panza 's governorship; of Don Quixote 's defeat at the hands of the Knight of the Whine Moon; of the pretended chastisement of Sancho Panza ; and of how Don Quixote returned to his village, fell sick, made his will, and died.
The Storyteller: Norman Shelley with Ian Lubbock
Music composed by Manuel Lazareno and conducted by Maurice Miles Production by Peter Duval Smith and Douglas Cleverdon

by Delius
(sung in German)
Rosina Raisbeck (soprano) Monica Sinclair (contralto)
Charles Craiig (tenor)
Bruce Boyce (baritone)
London Philharmonic Choir
(Chorus-Master, Frederic Jackson )
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
CONDUCTOR:
SIR THOMASBEECHAM, BT. on gramophone records
A Mass of Life, the largest in scale of Delius's works, is a mighty song of praise to life, love, and joy, based on passages from Nietzsche's Also sprach Zarathuslra. Beginning with a fervent invocation to the Will, it passes through moods of hilarity, joyous ecstasy, melancholy, foreboding, and nostalgia: the final movement, the core of the whole work, begins ' Come let us wander in night's darkness ' and ends with an exultant setting of the words ' Every joy craves endless day, eternal, endless day.' The Mass was completed in 1905 and first .performed four yeart later under Sir Thomas . Beecham D.C.

Four programmes read in the original and translation
4-The Twentieth Century