Trio No. 28. in G, played by Jean Fournier (violin) Antonio Janigro (cello)
Paul Badura-Skoda (piano) on gramophone records

An opera in four acts
Libretto by Mery and Du Locle
Italian version by De Lauzieres and Zanardini
Music by Verdi
Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of Radiotelevisione Italiana, Turin
(Chorus-Master, Ruggero Maghini )
CONDUCTED BY Makio ROSSI
ACT 1
Scene 1: The cloister of the convent of St.
Just
Scene 2: A fountain court adjoining the cloisters
Acr 2
Scene 1: The gardens of the Queen in Madrid
Scene 2: A large square in front of the church of Our Lady of Antioch
Arthur Jacobs writes on page 6

In four talks, following his recent visit to the Middle East, Edward Atiyah is giving his impressions of evolution and revolution in the Arab world. In this second talk he compares and contrasts the recent political experience of Egypt, Syria, and Iraq-the core of the Arab world.

Acr 3
Scene I: The King's private chamber in Madrid
Scene 2: A subterranean prison
Acr 4
The cloisters of the convent of St. Just

Talk by Pierre Emmanuel
(The recorded broadcast of April 18)