The first of two talks by R. F. Kahn
Professor of Economics
In the University of Cambridge
Although Lord Keynes is associated with the economics of depression, much of what he had to say is relevant to Britain's present economic difficulties.
Second talk: May 17
String Trio No. 1 String Trio No. 2 played by the London String Trio:
Emanuel Hurwitz (violin)
Watson Forbes (viola) Vivian Joseph (cello)
A birthday tribute by the Rt. Rev. Otto Dibelius
Bishop of Berlin
This year the distinguished Swiss theologian Karl Barth celebrates his seventieth birthday. There have been many tributes of respect, and in this programme a further tribute is given by a man who has often disagreed with him.
Written and narrated by Peter Green
Readers:
Robert Eddison. Jill Balcon Derek Hart , Godfrey Kenton
Sonata in A flat, Op. 110 played by Wilhelm Kempff (piano)
Talk by S.M. Mofokeng, Ph.D.
Senior Language Assistant in Bantu Studies, Witwatersrand University
Dr. Mofokeng speaks of the main features of Bantu folk tales and the importance of this study to other aspects of research as well as to African creative writing today.
The English Poet in South Africa, by Guy Butler : May 13
by R. C. Scriven
Produced by Rex Tucker
This play is about an eye operation. It is an attempt to convey, in dramatic form and in verse, an experience which is usually considered supremely difficult to communicate-acute physical sensation; sensation which is also, and necessarily, an emotional experience. The author of the play has himself undergone the difficult and delicate eye operation described.
The first of two programmes of adaptations, excisions, after-thoughts, and additions to his own and other works.
Elsie Morison (soprano)
Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano) Ian Wallace (bass-baritone) The Goldsbrough Orchestra
(Leader. Emanuel Hurwitz )
Conducted by Charles Mackerras
Overture. Lanassa (Symphony No. 26, in E flat, K.184)
(Continued in next column)
Aria. Un moto di gioia (K.579); Recit.
Giunse alfln il momento; Aria. A desio (K.577) (Le Nozze di Figaro)
Country Dances (K.609 and 610) Aria, Ich bin der erste Buffo (Der
Schauspieldirektor) (Franz Xaver Mozart)
(first broadcast performance)
Aria, Ah pieta! Signori miei; Duet,
Per queste due manine (Don Giovanni)
Minuet (K.261) for Symphony No. 34 in C (K.338)
Recit. and Aria, Non temer amato bene (K.506)
(piano obbligato, Ernest Lush)
Recit. and Aria, Non temer amato bene (K.490)
(violin obbligato, Emanuel Hurwitz )
Country Dance, La Bataille (K.G36)
A discussion on the recent broadcast talks by Fritz Rothschild between Denis Matthews , Wilfrid Mellers , and Peter Stadlen
Chairman, Alec Robertson
Mr. Rothschild believes that modern musicians misunderstand the conventions of tempo, time signatures, and accentuation accepted by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, and thereby misinterpret their music.
(The recorded broadcast of Feb. 11)
