by Hans-Werner Bartsch
Read by Laurence Payne

Rudolf Bultmann set himself the task of presenting the Christian message to the people of this generation in terms they would understand. This led him to what has been called in English 'demythologising.' In this programme Hans-Werner Bartsch, editor of the collection of essays Kerygma und Mythos, shows how this process works out in practice. The sermon is based upon the principles of demythologising.
(The recorded broadcast of Sept. 16)

Quartet In E, Op. 80 played by the Aeolian String Quartet:
Sydnev Humphreys. Trevor Williams
Watson Forbes. John Moore

by Maurice Cranston
For details see Wednesday at 8.45

Maria Stader (soprano)
Beromiinster Studio Orchestra
Conducted by Paul Sacher
Joseph Kraus
Symphonie funebre in C minor (1792)
Andante mesto; Larghetto; Chorale;
* Adagio
Aria: Son pictosa e sono amante Symphony in D (1784)
Allegro; Andante poco largo; Allegro
(Recordings made available by courtesy of Sociele Suisse de Radio-diffusion)

The Rt. Hon. Herbert Morrison ,
C.H., M.P. and Henry Morris , C.B.E. discuss with K. C. Wheare
Gladstone Professor of Government and Public Administration at Oxford the theme of his new book
Government by Committee

A melodrama for radio
Written by J. Bronowski for music by P. Racine Fricker
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon with a section of the London Symphony Orchestra
(led by Thomas Matthews ) conducted by the composer Repetiteur. Bryan Balkwill
(: programme originally broadcast on April 26. 1954)

A group of three talks by Harold Nicolson
3-The ideal of the beautiful and the good in fifth-century Athens, and the conception of chivalry and knightly service in medieval Europe.
(The recorded broadcast of May 29)
Chinese Etiquette, by H. C. Chang : September 26