Symphony No. 60 In C (II Distratto) played by the Glyndebourne Festival Orchestra
Conducted by Vittorio Gui on gramophone records

Talk by Hugh Schonfield

Kantrovitch Trio:
Vera Kantrovitch (violin)
Lilly Phillips (cello)
Hilda Bor (piano)
Third of a series of eight programmes of piano trios

'The House through the Trees '
Last of five talks by W. G. Hoskins
In those talk, Dr. Hoskins has, by implication, corrected a current .impression that the whole of the modern English landscape ie a creation of tthe citrhteenith cenrury — the age of parliamentary enclosure. In his final talk he develops this theme, and considers :n particular the effect on the rural scene of the buildingof country housesset in parkiands, a more specifically Georgian feature of landscape history

by Henry Reed
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon
' The late Richard Shewin has been justly called " the poet's novelist"; and he may certainly be regarded as the noblest pre-curs-or of (if we may coin a phrase) the new Elizabethan Age. But his literary glory is not our theme ... which is no leas than the man himself.
Settings of Schopenhauer and ' Don't Hurt My Heart' composed by Donald Swann

An opera for broadcasting in fourteen scenes
Words and music by Glan-Carlo Menotti
New London Orchestra
(Leader. Leonard Hirsch )
CONDUCTED BY NICHOLAS GOLDSCHMIDT
Producer, David Harris
Repetiteur, Vida Harford
The action takes place in a small town at the present time

3-Emest Milton (The recorded broadcast of April 27)
Esmi Percy : tomorrow at 8.5

String Quartet in F played by the Martin String Quartet:
David Martin (violin)
Neville Marriner (violin)
Eileen Grainger (viola)
Bernard Richards (cello)