PART 1
Before an audience in the Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
John Pritchard discusses with orchestral illustrations the works to be played at 8.0

A selection from his poetry
Readers: V. C. Clinton-Baddeley and Catherine Salkeld

PART 2
played by the Royal Liverpool
Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader. Peter Mountain)
Conductor, John Pritchard
From the Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool

by J. Chinna Durai
Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court of India
The Indian Government, like its British predecessor, is tolerant of minorities. Mr. Durai considers the legal effects of this.

(soprano)
Richard Strauss
Morgen; Standchen with an ensemble conducted by Lawrance Collingwood
Freundliche Vision; Wiegenlied with Ivor Newton (piano)
All' mein' Gedanken: Hat gesagt, bleibt's nicht dabei: Schlechtes Wetter with Karl Alwin (piano)
Heimkehr with Leo Rosenek (piano) on a gramophone record

Talk by W. G. Hoskins
Reader in Economic History in the University of Oxford
Richard Ford, who died a hundred years ago, is described on his tombstone in an Exeter churchyard as ' the most penetrating explorer of all things Spanish.' He introduced Amontillado sherry into England, publicised the work of Velasquez, and wrote what Dr. Hoskins believes is a neglected master-piece, Handbook for Travellers in Spain.

Jean Fournier (violin) Ginette Doyen (piano)