Annie Fischer (piano)
Philharmonia Chorus
(Chorus-Master. Wilhelm Pitz )
Philharmonia Orchestra
(Leader, Hugh Bean )
Conducted by Wolfgang Sawallisch
From the Royal Festival Hall
Part 1
by Peter Jewell , Ph.D.
Royal Veterinary College, London
Animal remains found in archaeological excavations are of considerable interest to the zoologist. At the same time, his opinion is of interest to the archaeologist.
Part 2
Selected and introduced by Thomas Parkinson
Associate Professor of English,
Berkeley University of California
The ' paleface ' tradition of American poetry-the sophisticated, cosmopolitan manner of, say, Wallace Stevens-is readily understood by English readers. The 'redskin ' tradition, represented by a poet such as William Carlos Williams, is not so easily accepted here.
Professor Parkinson discusses recent volumes by Williams, Allen Ginsberg, Josephine Miles, and the English poet Charles Tomlinson, whose work, he believes, is in this tradition. Mr. Ginsberg and Mr. Tomlinson read their own work.
Reader, Josephine Burge
Joseph Szigeti (violin) Carlo Bussotti (piano)
Sonata No. 3, in E (1935) (Hindemith) Melodies, Op. 35a (1926) (Prokofiev) on a gramophone record