Joan Barker (piano)
Sonaila. in F (K.280) Sonata in C (K.306)
FAfl'h of <en programmes

A story from ' Dubliners ' by James Joyce
Read by Robert Mooney
This story was based on an incident occurring when the two brothers James and Stanistaus Joyce played truant from school, described by Stanislaus Joyce in the talk broadcast on Tuesday.

BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgale )
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conductor, Sir Malcolm Sargent
Part 1
The Worshipful Company of Musicians commissioned Laudate Dominum to mark the Coronation last year. Despite the Latin title, the text is in English, from Isaiah and Psalms 148 and 29. The first part conveys despair and supplication (' 0 Lord, I am oppressed: undertake for me'), which eventually gives way to confidence and praise. After a big climax, the end is a quiet 'Praise the Lord.' Steady rhythms and clear-cut melodies stamp the choral part, which is accompanied by full orchestra. A.J.

Talk by General F. von Senger und
Etterlin General von Senger was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford before the first world war and commanded the German troops at Monte Cassino in 1944. He is now head of a branch of the Salem School at Spetzgart in Germany. In this talk he gives his personal views about education and training for leadership in Germany.

Part 2
Purple: The Colour of Amethysts, Pageantry, Royalty, and Death
Red: The Colour of Rubies, Wine, Revelry, Furnaces, Courage, and Magic Blue: The Colour of Sapphires, Deep Water, Skies, Loyalty, and Melancholy Green: The Colour of Emeralds, Hop<, Youth, Joy, Spring, and Victory

Thnee illustrated talks by Deben Bhattacharya on the modal music of India
3--<Bih.ag afrxl the Evening Ragas

(c. 1553)

Sonata in A minor, Op. 36 played by Gethym Wykeham-George (cello)
Winifred Davey (piano)

Talk by W. Bridges-Adams
The speaker recalls the theatrical productions of Max Reinhardt and gives some personal recollections of his distinctive temperament and technique.