Talk by Anthony Crosland , M.P.
(Recording ot Monday's broadcast)

Piano Quintet in A, Op. 81 played by the Martin String Quartet:
David Martin (violin)
Marjorie Lavers (violin) Eileen Grainger (viola)
Bernard Richards (cello) with Wilfrid Parry (piano)
The eighth of ten programmes at Dvorak's music for piano and strings.
Sonata in F for violin and piano: Sept. 1

Talk by R. Gregor Smith
All branches of knowledge face the problem of communicating to those who are not specialists in that branch. Christianity has a peculiar problem in that it lives by communicating itself to others. This makes its communication more than a matter of the use of words: the message itself becomes a combination of what has to be said and the man who says it. Mr. Gregor Smith examines this problem in communication.

A reading of his poems arranged and introduced by Louis MiacNeice
Readers: Richard Bebb
John Glen and James McKechnie

(Songs of Gurre)
Text by J. P. Jacobsen
English version by D. Millar Craig (tenor)(soprano) ( contralto) (tenor)
Edinburgh RoyaJ Choral Union
(Chorus-Master, Herrick Bunney )
West Calder and District Male Choir
(Chorus-Master, Archibald Russell )
Scottish National Orchestra (Leader. Thomas Matthews )
CONDUCTOR, KARL RANKL
From the Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Part 1
Part 1 is also being broadcast in the Scottish Home Service

Man and Fruit Plants: a symbiosis
Talk by Edward Hyams
The speaker examines the way in which the economics, manners, and even religion of some of the communities through which fruit trees came to us transformed those trees; and how, conversely, the trees in some cases transformed the communities of men.

Parts 2 and 3

The story of the Ulster Hiring Flair, told by farmers, labourers, ballad singers, and trick-o'-the-loop men, with a glance at some other Fair days
Narrator, William Hunter
Compiled and produced by Sam Hanna Bell
(The recorded broadcast of March 3 in the Northern Ireland Home Service)
' Both Sides of the Microphone '— p. 9

Divertimenti for wind instruments:
No. 8, in F (K.213)
No. 14, in B flat (K.270) played by Kart Mayerhofer (oboe)
Bruno Doerrschmidt (oboe)
Gottfried von Freiberg (horn)
Leopold Kainz (horn)
Karl Oehlberger (bassoon)
Rudolf Hanzl (bassoon) on gramophone records