A variation in three episodes on the theme of the Odyssey by Ernst Schnabel
Translated from the German by Wolfgang von Einsiedel and Dorothy Baker
PART 2
Production by Christopher Sykes
(Patience Collier is in Nade with Violin' at the Globe Theatre, London)
The Loewenguth String Quartet:
Alfred Loewenguth. Maurice Fueri ,
Roger Roche , Pierre Basseux
A conversation between Asa Briggs and Gunnar Heckscher Sweden is often regarded as a model, politically and economically, of what a modern state should be. Taking this view as his starting point, Asa Briggs, Professor of Modern History in the University of Leeds, discusses some aspects of modern Swedish society with Gunnar Heckscher, Professor of Political Science at the University of Stockholm and a member of the Conservative Opposition in the Swedish Riksdag. Professor Briggs speaks from London, Professor Heckscher from Stockholm.
A programme on the Peasants' Revolt of 1381 Words by H. A. L. Craig
Music by William Wordsworth Production by Douglas Cleverdon and and and with Rosamond Barnes. Peter Claughton. Michael Collins , William Eedle , John Graham , David March , Charles Kay Sinfonia of London and male chorus conducted by Patrick Savill
Michael Jefferies (harp)
James Blades (drums and xylophone)
(Denis Quilley is in ' Grab Me a Gondola ' at the Lyric Theatre, London; Ian Wallace in ' Fanny ' ot the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; John Heddle. Nash broadcasts by permission of the Carl Rosa Trust, Ltd.)
by Stuart Hampshire
Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
Where do you start thinking about morals? About the good man ' or about ' worth-while experiences '? Two quite different ethical systems are still with us, and it is foolish to claim finality.
First of a group of six talks on contemporary moral philosophy
Arguing about Morals, by Mary Warnock : Wednesday at 8.15
Symphony No. 2. in C minor
(Little Russian) played by the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra
Conducted by Georg Solti on a gramophone record
First of two illustrated talks by Gerald Osborne
The speaker has lived in Andalucia for the last two years. He recorded some of the songs with the co-operation of La Emisora de Cordoba.
Second talk: September 16
3-Shelley by Ian Jack
Fellow of Brasenose College. Oxford
Tennyson, by W. W. Robson : Sept. 16
