The New London Quartet:
Erich Gruenberg (violin)
Lionel Bentley (violin) Keith Cummings (viola) Douglas Cameron (cello)

Talk by P. Sargant Florence Professor of Commerce
In the University of Birmingham
Professor Florence examines some of the views currently held by industrial psychologists about the role of economic incentives. In particular, he considers the views expressed by J. A. C. Brown in The Social Psychology of Industry.

' Catulli Carmina ' : ludi scaenici by Carl Orff
A percussion ensemble
Clifton Helliwell , Frederick Stone
Josephine Lee , Charles Spinks
(pianos)
Conducted by Maurice Miles
Fifth of six programmes
Catulli Carmina (1943) is, like Orff's Carmina Burana, a scenic cantata, in which the chorus is predominant. In an introductory chorus, with piano and percussion accompaniment, youths and maidens praise ' 'eternal love'; but old men ridicule them, ordering the story of Catullus to be enacted as a lesson to them. The action consists of three scenes, in which the chorus sings unaccompanied settings of Catullus's poems while the stage-scene shows Lesbia's unfaithfulness, Catullus's despair, and their separation. Unimpressed, the youths and maidens repeat their chorus in praise of eternal love. D.C. followed by an interlude at 8.0

by William Shakespeare with Felix Aylmer , Anthony Jacobs
Gladys Boot , Carleton Hobbs
Characters in order of speaking:
Arranged and produced by Mary Hope Allen
Music composed and conducted by Norman Demuth

Sonata in C (K.545)
Sonata in D (K.311) played by Maurice Cole (piano)

Welcome. Stranger
Pierre Schneider talks about foreign guests in the French theatre.