Sonata in A, Op. 101 played by Wilhelm Kempff (piano)
(The recorded broadcast of April 26)

Talk by Daniel Bell
Lecturer in Sociology at
Columbia University, New York
In this talk Mr. Bell considers what he terms the ' irrational yet necessary' role of advertising in changing the values and habits of Western society.
Last of three talks

Quartet No. 5, in E flat (1943) played by the Koeckert String Quartet:
Rudolf Koeckert , Willi Buchner
Oskar Riedl , Josef Merz

by J. R. R. Tolkien
An adaptation in six parts from volumes 2 and 3 of the trilogy
5— ' Minas Tirith and Mount Doom'

Symphony No. 8, in C minor
Final version edited by Robert Haas played by the Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam
Conductor, Eduard van Beinum on gramophone records

Hugh MacDiarmid discusses the appropriate use of the two media in his poetry

by James Hanley
Adapted for radio by Dorothy Baker
Produced by Elwyn Evans with Wyn Thomas , Nesta Harris
Sheila Huw Jones , Gwenda Williams
Moses Jones , Icuan Rhys Williams
J. Huw Jones , R. Howell Evans Charles Williams , Emyr Jones
Jane Ann Rowlands. Eileen Graber and Joan Hughes
(The recorded broadcast of June 4)
The Welsh Sonata is a picture of village and small-town life in North Wales. The story describes the search for a simple but devout tramp who is missing from the village. With his loss the villagers feel that the goodness has gone out of ordinary life, and their quest is to bring it back again into the community. Goronwy Jones , P.C. and poet, uncovers many other stories in the course of this tale, and many other personalities; but through all this diversity the unifying element is the search for the good man, the ' man with a cloud on his head.'

Sophie Wyss (soprano)
Ernest Lush (piano)