Gervase de Peyer (clarinet)
Cyril Preedy (piano)
Introduced by Janez Gradisnik
Arnold Goldsbrough (harpsichord)
Quatrieme Ordre
La Marche des Gris-veTus; Les Bacchanales; La Patefine; Le Reveilmatin
(Continued in next column)
Cinquième Ordre
La Logiviere; Premiere Courante; Seconde Courante; La Dangereuse; Gigue; La tendre Fanchon; Gigue; La Badine: La Bandoline; La Flore; L'Angelique; La Villers; Les Vendangeuses; Les Agréments; Les Ondes
Second of a series of programmes
by A. Alvarez
Some reflections on the artistic and social situation of American writers today and on the course on which the American novel may be set.
followed by an interlude at 7.25
A Footnote to the ' Bacchae by Thomas Blackburn
Music by Anthony Bernard
Production by Raymond Rajkes
Use Wolf (soprano) Ernest Lush (piano)
A talk by Maurice Cranston on some of the views expressed by C. A. RCrosland in his book The Future of Socialism
The ' gross economic inequalities ' have gone, but other inequalities-for instance, in education-remain. Is it possible or desirable to achieve the kind of social justice which Mr. Crosland advocates?
Symphony No. 3, in E flat
(Eroica)
Philharmonia Orchestra
Conducted by Otto Klemperer on gramophone records
Illustrated talk by Peter Racine Fricker
For many years composers in the U.S.A. were tied to European apron-strings. Mr. Fricker discusses the emergence of an original school of American composers.
Sonata, Op. 11 No. 5 (1919) (first broadcast in this country) played by Kenneth Essex (viola)
(BB,C recording)
The Wilds of Johannesburg
First of two talks by William Plomer
Last summer, after thirty years, William Plomer returned as 3visitor to South Africa, where he was born. As a boy he used to enjoy wandering on a wild rocky place outside Johannesburg, which was still a mining town; last year he found Johannesburg a metropolis, and the rocks now part of a park, ' The Wilds,' within it. In this change he found much meaning, and he tells of his impression that the real wilds of South Africa are now to be found in the busy centres of its industrial revolution.
(The recorded broadcast of October 1)
