Opera In three acts
Libretto by Varesco sung in Italian: on records
Glyndebourne Festival Chorus
(Chorus-Master. Peter Gellhorn ) Glyndebourne Festival Orchestra
CONDUCTED BY JOHN PRITCHARD
Producer, Carl Ebert
ACT 1
The royal palace ifciete-The .eashore
ACT 2
Scene 1: The royal palace
Scene 2: The fortified port of Sidon

by D. M. MacKay, Ph.D.
Department of Physics.
King's College, London
Mach vexed his generation by questioning the reality of atoms and molecules.
Later Heisenberg, Schroedinger, and others abandoned all reference to
'models of reality.' Thus the new orthodoxy in physics became ge.neraUy accepted to be the prediction of atomic events rather than the description of atomic objects. Now once again there is revolt, and in this talk Dr. MacKay speaks about the implications of the ingenious neo-deterministic theory pro-pounded by Professor David Bohm.

Acr 3
Scene 1: The royal garden
' Scene 2: The square before the palace in sight of the temple of Neptune