(1524-1585)
A selection of his shorter poems made and introduced by Rayner Heppenstall
Read in French by Michel Bouquet , Madeleine Renaud , and Jean Vilar , and in English by Maureen Robinson and Robert Harris
Translations by Frances Cornford , Naomi Lewis , and Humbert Wolfe

1530-1630
2-Secular Songs and Lute Music
The Deller Consort: April Cantelo (soprano) Alfred Deller (counter-tenor) Alexander Young (tenor) Maurice Bevan (baritone) Norman Platt (baritone) Desmond Dupre (lute) Denis Vaughan (organ)
Second of six programmes arranged by Jeremy Noble

Talk by W. B. Emery
Edwards Professor of Egyptology in the University of London
Professor Emery speaks of the great tomb at Sakkara, thought to be of the Pharaoh Ka-a, which he has recently excavated for the Egypt Exploration Society. He speaks of the evidence provided by this and other First Dynasty tombs for the introduction of civilisation to Egypt.

Violin Concerto played by André André Gertler (violin)
Philharmonla Orchestra
Conducted by Paul Kletzkl on gramophone records

Talk by Roland Oliver, Ph.D.
Lecturer in African History at the School of Oriental and African Studies
In this talk Dr. Oliver reviews the new edition of White Man's Country by Eispeoh Huxley. '

by John Webster
Music composed by James Bernard
The play adapted and produced by Donald McWhinnie
Stephen Williams tvrites on page 6
During the interval (9.20-9.30 app):
Instrumental Music
String fantasias by Coperario and Gibbons, and music for virginals by Bull, Farnaby, and Gibbons on gramophone records

Eric Parkin (piano)
The Island Spell April
Suite. Green Ways:
The cherry-tree: Cypress: The palm and the may
The Darkened Valley
Amberley Wild Brooks Merry Andrew