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String Quartet No. 3
Grave e sostenuto - Allegro moderato; Andante; Allegro molto e con brio;
Lento: Allegro comodo
played by the New Edinburgh Quartet: Robert Cooper (violin), Anne Crowden (violin),
Christopher Martin (viola), Joan Dickson (cello)

Third of four programmes of chamber music and songs by Michael Tippett

Contributors

Violinist:
Robert Cooper
Violinist:
Anne Crowden
Violaist:
Christopher Martin
Cellist:
Joan Dickson

A topical programme on the arts, literature, and entertainment

Three speakers comment on whatever seems of most immediate interest in the world of the various arts: exhibitions, new productions in the theatre, new films and books.

John Wain talks about The Entertainer, a new play by John Osborne at the Royal Court Theatre, London; and A. Alvarez about a production of Tennessee Williams's Camino Real, at the Phoenix Theatre, London.

Contributors

Speaker:
John Wain
Speaker:
A. Alvarez

A chronicle of the development of English drama
Arranged for broadcasting and introduced by John Barton

'Fulgens and Lucrece' by Henry Medwall (c. 1497)
Extract from 'Mundus et Infans' (before 1522)
Extract from 'Hickscorner' (before 1512)
The first part of 'Magnyfycence' by John Skelton (c. 1516)
Courtiers:
Music composed by John Hotchkis with the Goldsbrough Orchestra conducted by the composer

Contributors

Presenter/Arranged by:
John Barton
Music composed by/Conductor:
John Hotchkis
Musicians:
The Goldsbrough Orchestra
A, a youth, afterwards servant to Gaius:
Geoffrey Matthews
B, a youth, afterwards servant to Publius:
Allan McClelland
Fulgens, a Roman senator:
Carleton Hobbs
Publius Cornelius, a patrician:
Denis Goacher
Lucrece, daughter to Fulgens:
Annette Kelly
Joan, handmaid to Lucrece:
Denise Bryer
Gaius Flaminius, a plebeian:
David Peel
Manhood:
Norman Shelley
Conscience:
Carleton Hobbs
Freewill:
Norman Shelley
Perseverance:
Carleton Hobbs
Contemplation:
Trevor Martin
Imagination:
John Graham
Liberty:
David Peel
Felicity:
John Graham
Measure, the King's chief counsellor:
Brewster Mason
Magnyfycence, the King:
James McKechnie
Fancy, alias Largess:
Geoffrey Matthews
Counterfeit Countenance, alias Good Demeanance:
Norman Shelley
Cloaked Collusion, alias Sober Sadness:
Carleton Hobbs
Jenkin Jolly, alias Lusty Pleasure:
Denis Goacher
Folly, a jester, brother to Fancy:
Allan McClelland
Adversity:
Trevor Martin

by Alvar Aalto

The distinguished Finnish architect has recently paid a brief visit to London to receive this year's Royal Gold Medal for Architecture, awarded by Her Majesty the Queen on the recommendation of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

During his visit he gave the first of a series of Annual Discourses, newly established by the R.I.B.A., of which this is a broadcast version.
(To be repeated on April 26)

Contributors

Speaker:
Alvar Aalto

Third Programme

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