Cyril Chapman (clarinet)
The Element Quartet: Ernest Element, Kenneth Page, Dorothy Hemming, Oliver Brookes
Quintet for clarinet and strings: Bliss
Some Lessons from Canada by John Sharp
Sonata in B flat (D.960)
Written and narrated by Peter Green
Readers: Robert Eddison, Jill Balcon, Derek Hart, Godfrey Kenton
Translations old and new by Henry Fielding, Arthur Golding, John Gower, Christopher Marlowe, Iain Fletcher, G.S. Fraser, Peter Green, Ian Scott-Kilvert
Concerto in A minor for violin, cello, and orchestra
Isaac Stern (violin)
Leonard Rose (cello)
Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York
Conducted by Bruno Walter
on gramophone records
by Alexander Kerensky in conversation with Leonard Schapiro
Mr. Kerensky reflects, forty years after, on the first Russian Revolution of 1917 and on the policies and fate of the ensuing Provisional Government, in which he himself was a dominant figure, eventually as Chief Minister. Mr. Schapiro, speaking as a historian of Russian affairs, raises with Mr. Kerensky some controversial points about his role in this fateful period, and invites him to say whether - if he had his time over again - he would act differently.
A chronicle of the development of English drama to the 1580s
Arranged for broadcasting and introduced by John Barton
The Resurrection and Ascension (taken mainly from the York Cycle)
Extract from "Mary Magdalene" (fifteenth century)
Play of the Sacrament (1461)
With the Ambrosian Singers and the Goldsbrough Orchestra
(The recorded broadcast of February 17)
Moralities - Allegorical Drama: March 17
(Full details of the thirteen programmes in the series are contained in The First Stage, a handbook by John Barton which may be obtained through newsagents and booksellers or post free by crossed postal order for 2s. 6d. from [address removed])
Canciones de Guitarra
La indita; El toro; La ausencia; Un galan y su morena; La lobada; La muerte y la donzella; Reinas de la baraja
Sophie Wyss (soprano) Julian Bream (guitar)
(BBC recording)
A reconsideration of Bernard Shaw the dramatist by Graham Hough, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge
Mr. Hough refers in his talk to the book Bernard Shaw: his life, work, and friends, by St. John Ervine.
