Eli Goren (violin)
Peter Wallfisch (piano)
Andrew Gold (tenor) Ernest Lush (piano)
Concert Piece, for violin and piano
(first broadcast performance)
Song-Cycle: To Poetry
Invocation; Sonnet, Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?.; Tears; Timor mortis; Epilogue
(The first work is recorded)
Matyas Seiber 's Concert Piece, his most recent composition, was completed early this year and is dedicated to Tibor Varga. It is a fantasy in one movement, divided into various sections.
A discussion between
Kenneth Galbraith
Professor of Economics
In the University of Harvard and Michael Beesley. Ph.D.
Lecturer in Commerce
In the University of Birmingham
In his book American Capitalism Professor Galbraith criticised the orthodox approach to monopoly and competition and suggested that the price of a product is more often determined by the relative bargaining power of buyer and seller than by the degree of competition. The speakers discuss some of the limitations of this theory of countervailing power, together with its relevance to anti-monopoly legislation.
Some Social and Literary Encounters
Written and compiled by Vincent Brome
Narrated by Vincent Brome and Stanley van Beers
Produced by Terence Tiller
Leonid Kogan (violin)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader. Paul Beard )
Conductor, Sir Malcolm Sargent
Part 1
A group of four talks by Hessell Tiltman
Manchester Guardian
Far Eastern correspondent
4-Psychological Background
In these talks Mr. Tiltman speaks about the post-war years.
Part 2
Three talks by Elena Gerhardt
I-Schubert
Illustrated by the speaker's records and by her singing in the studio. accompanied by Joan Coombes
The songs discussed are Der Tod und das Madchen. Suleika 2. Die Stadt. Abschied. Meeresstille, and Der Musensohn
(The recorded broadcast of June 26)
Brahms: November 16
In this programme to mark the centenary of the death of Kierkegaard, selections from his book, recently translated by W. S. Ferric and Mrs. A. S. Aldworth , are read by Frank Duncan.
of the eighteenth century
London Harpsichord Ensemble :
Albert Chasey (violin) Suzanne Rozsa (violin)
Ambrose Gauntlett (cello)
Millicent Silver (harpsichord)
Sixth of eight programmes devised and edited by Stanley Sadie
