Maurice Cole (piano)
Sonata im C (K.279)
Sonata in E flat (K.282)

An original radio play by Padraic Fallon
Production by Martyn C. Webster

Opera in three acts by Umberto Giordano
Libretto by Arturo Colautti abridged from the drama by Sardou (sung in Italian) on gramophone records
Characters in order of singing: servants, a Savoyard boy, guests
Chorus and Orchestra of Radio Italiana
CONDUCTED BY MARIO Rossi
The action takes place at the end of the nineteenth century
Act 1
The drawing-room of Captain Vladimir And Teyevioh's house in St. Petersburg
Act 2
A reception at Princess Fedora Romazov's house in Paris
Arthur Jacobs writes on page 9

for Trinity Sunday by the Rev.
Leonard Hodgson , D.D. Canon of Christ Church, Oxford

Act 3
The Princess's villa in the Bernese Oberland

by Sir Kenneth Clark , K.C.B.
This is a shortened version of the Romanes Lecture delivered at Oxford University on May n.

by C. H. Trevor
Preludes and Fugues (1946)
Jan Koetsier
No. 6. in B flat; No. 8, in E flat; No. 11, in A; No. 5, in A flat
From the Duke's Hall,
Royal Academy of Music, London

First of two illustrated talks by John and Supianti Coast
The Indonesian word for an orchestra is gamelan but in Bali it is usually called a gong. Mr. and Mrs. Coast describe a typical village gong with its metallophones, reyong, cymbals, and drums, and show how new compositions for it are built up using traditional tunes. (The recorded broadcast of March 15)
Second talk: Thursday at 11.10