Ernst Jiinger
Talk by Erich Heller
Before 1939 Ernst Jiinger had come to be regarded as the spokesman of a nihilistic generation in Germany who felt that the experience of war had given the lie to all traditional beliefs and ideals. His work illustrates, says Professor Heller, a typically Germanic perversity of the spirit. Yet when, in 1939, he published On the Marble Cliffs it was immediately suppressed by Hitler's censors, who rightly regarded it as an attack on the regime. His more recent work seems to suggest that Jiinger has abandoned his former heroic nihilism.
(The recorded broadcast of March 31)

Margaret Kitchin (piano)
BBC Northern Orchestra
(Leader, Reginald Stead )
Conductor, John Hopkins

Charles Mitchell considers two current exhibitions of industrial design at the Royal College of Art and the Italian Institute. He talks about changes of the last fifty years in terms of an aesthetic revolution-from the anti-classicism of the Morris movement to the classic assumptions of modern design.
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Part 3
' Malign Fiesta' by Wyndham Lewis
SCENE: HELL
(Continued its next column) with Martina Mayne. Robert Rietty
Derek Prentice , Abraham Asseo
Music composed and conducted by Walter Goehr
Produced by D. G. Bridson
(The recorded broadcast of May 28)

A concert of music from his sixth and eighth - books of madrigals
The Deller Consort:
April Cantelo, Eileen McLoughlin
Alfred Deller , Wilfred Brown Gerald English , Maurice Bevan
Neville Marriner (violin)
Peter Gibbs (violin)
Derek Simpson (cello)
Denis Vaughan (harpsichord)
Hor ch'el ciel e la terra
Nlnfa che scalza 11 piede: Qui deh meco; Dell'usate mie corde Qui rise
Tirsi Ohlme 11 bel viso
Su au pastorelli vezzosl
Ballo in honore dell'Imperator Perdinando III
Produced by Denis Stevens

A series of eight lectures by Sir Ivor Jennings, K.B.E., Q.C.
3-Communal Groups and National Franchise