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by Clifford Dyment
A programme, introduced by the author, in which a poet looks at his younger selves.
Othfr parts played by Brenda Dunrich , John Cazabon Michael Collins , Frank Duncan Dafydd Havard. Rowland Hill and Reginald Thorne
Produced by Terence Tiller

Contributors

Unknown:
Clifford Dyment
Played By:
Brenda Dunrich
Played By:
John Cazabon
Played By:
Michael Collins
Played By:
Frank Duncan
Played By:
Dafydd Havard.
Played By:
Rowland Hill
Played By:
Reginald Thorne
Produced By:
Terence Tiller
Cliff:
Martin Starkie
Clifford:
Martin Starkie
Clifford Dyment:
Martin Starkie
Mr Dyment:
Dyment

Opera in three acts
Words by Friedrich Kind
Music by Weber
Hunters, peasants, Invisible spirits
Vienna State Opera Chorus
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted BY WILHELM FURTWANGLER
Producer, Giinther Rennert
(Continued in next column)
Aat 1
An open space in the Bohemian forest, in front of a tavern, about the year 1650
In 1817, when he was thirty, Weber said that he meant soon to set to work at a new opera which the well-known poet Friedrich Kind has written for me, the Jägersbraut, a very romantic, mysterious, beautiful work.' The title was changed later to Der Freischiitz, and the work, completed after many interruptions, was produced in Berlin on June 18, 1821, when it was a triumphant success.
It is interesting to recall that Weber, who was a cousin of Mozart's wife
Constanze, spent two years at Salzburg, Mozart's birthplace, when he was a boy; and while there he received instruction from Michael Haydn, who was Konzertmeister to the Archbishop.
Harold Rutland

Contributors

Unknown:
Friedrich Kind
Music By:
Weber
Conducted By:
Wilhelm Furtwangler
Unknown:
Giinther Rennert
Unknown:
Harold Rutland
Ottakar, Prince of Bohemia:
Alfred Poell
Kuno, head ranger in his service:
Oskar Czerwenka
Young foresters In Kuno's service:Max:
Hans Hopf
Kaspar:
Gottlob Frick
Kilian, a peasant:
Carl Doench
A hermit:
Otto Edelmann
Zamiel, the Black Huntsman:
Claus Clausen
Agathe, Kuno's daughter:
Elisabeth Grttmmer
Xnnchen, her cousin:
Rita Streich

Talk by Rear-Admiral Angus Nicholl
The first volume of the official history of The War at Sea by Captain S. W. Roskill , R.N., is prefaced by a quotation from a fifteenth-century poem:
'Kepe then the sea that is the wall of England:
And than is England kept by Goddes hande.'
Admiral Nicholl comments on this account of the conduct of the war at sea until the end of 1941 in the light of the traditional principles of our maritime strategy.

Contributors

Unknown:
Admiral Angus Nicholl
Unknown:
Captain S. W. Roskill

Third Programme

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