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William Pleeth (cello)
BBC Scottish Orchestra
(Leader. J. Mouland Begbie )
Conducted by Berthold Goldschmidt
Berthold Goldschmidt, who was born in Hamburg, has been living in this country since 1935. In the Arts Council Festival of Britain competition he was awarded a prize for his opera Beatrice Cenci; excerpts from this were broadcast last year. His Violin Concerto also received its first performance in a Third Programme broadcast in January. His Cello Concerto, composed in 1953, has four movements: Quodlibet (containing six themes of equal importance), Caprice mélancolique, and Sarabande, leading directly into the final Tarantella. H.R.

Contributors

Cello:
William Pleeth
Leader:
J. Mouland Begbie
Conducted By:
Berthold Goldschmidt

from Louisiana and the West Indies sung by Harry van Oss to his own lute accompaniment
Louisiana:
Suzanne jolle femme (love song) Piti Milatte (In French patois)
Gue, gu6, solingue (lullaby In
French patois)
Surinam:
Peroen. peroen (children's song in papientento)
Martinique:
Moue sais un' Chame (love song in French patois)
Bahamas:
Mr. Blue-Beard (story and songs In pidgin English)

Contributors

Sung By:
Harry van Oss

by F. Kingdon-Ward, O.B.E .
Most of our national collections of plants, as well as many private gardens, have been enriched by the botanical expeditions of the Kingdon-Wards. On a recent expedition to North Burma they collected 1,200 species of dried plants, 165 specimens of seeds, and some thirty or forty specimens of living plants, as well as discovering much fresh geographical information.

Contributors

Unknown:
F. Kingdon-Ward, O.B.E

Unpublished poetry chosen and introduced by W. S. Graham
Contributions from:
Brassier Creagh , Randell Jarrell
Jon Silkin , David Wright
Readers:
Robert Mooney , Guy Kingsley Poynter and Martin Starkle

Contributors

Introduced By:
W. S. Graham
Unknown:
Brassier Creagh
Unknown:
Randell Jarrell
Unknown:
Jon Silkin
Readers:
David Wright
Readers:
Robert Mooney
Readers:
Guy Kingsley Poynter
Readers:
Martin Starkle

Third Programme

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