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(BBC recording)

by Milosz Magin

Studies, (Op. 10) .............. Chopin
No.6, in E flat minor; No. 4 in C sharp minor Mazurkas ........................ Chopin
A minor Op. 17 No. 4; C, Op. 24 No.2; E minor, Op. 41 No. 2
Study in B flat minor, Op. 4 .......... Szymanowski
Nocturne .........................Paderewski * Scherzo ....................... Milosz Magin
* Nursery Scenes ..............., Milosz Magin
The old clock; The spinning wheel; The ice grotto; Hobgoblins; The Chinese porcelain figure; The harlequin; Lullaby
* Toccata: Polka ................ Milosz Magin

* First broadcast performance in this country

The resignation of Mr. Dulles has led H.G. Nicholas, Fellow of New College, Oxford, and University Reader the Comparative Study of in the to reflect on some of the changes in the character and status of the office of Secretary of State, which antedates that of President of the United States.

Matthew Hodgart introduces a second programme of some of the Dublin street ballads that James Joyce knew, and shows how Joyce used them symbolically in Finnegans Wake.
The Singers: Dominic Jehan, Mary O'Hara, Seamus Ennis and the recorded voice of John McCormack
Produced by Sasha Moorsom

Part 1

A group of six talks
I-The Natural Philosophy by Gerd Buchdahl
Lecturer in the Philosophy of Science
L [n the University of Cambridge
I, was largely a question of method
„rl«in2 an attitude of mind. Dr.
Buchdahl discovers the attitude of mind in Bacon, the method in Galileo and rwartei There were competing views of Uws of nature,' of the structure of matter and of the relation of reason and , experience" and a commanding purpose Tsecur. ' eternally scientific conclusions.*
Dr. M. A. Hoskin on Nature and Mathematics: May 29

Part 2

by Lord Byron
. -hftiened version in twelve weekly
VSeTarranged by Terence Tiller
Episode 7: -The Seraglio'