The Diary of One Who Disappeared
Beno Blachut (tenor)
Stepanka Stepanova (contralto)
Women's voices of the Czech Singers' Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Jan Kuhn ) with Josef Palenicek (piano) on a gramophone record

by Brian Foss
Lecturer in Psvchology at Birkbeck College, London
' What one would like to see, of course, is a clear demonstration of humans behaving like the pigeons, and for the same reasons..... ' Experiments with pigeons have shown that a simple variation of training technique can produce much more lasting results. Mr. Foss speculates on possible implications for the study of human behaviour.
(The recorded broadcast of June 30)

Marsyas Wind Quintet:
George Crozier (flute)
John Barnett (oboe)
Basil Tschaikov (clarinet)
William Waterhouse
Alan Civil (horn)
The second of three programmes each including a wind quintet by Reicha and a wind quintet by a living composer.

See foot of page

The Haydn Orchestra (Leader, Raymond Cohen )
Conductor, Harry Newstone who introduces the symphonies
Part 1

A Time for Decision by Aubrey Silberston
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and University Lecturer in Economics
Is a further great expansion of the British motor industry justified when there are such problems facing it as the entry of U.S. competition in the small-car field and the beginning of the European Common Market, in which British exporter* may find selling difficult?

Part 2
Symphony No. 102. in B flat...Haydn No. 103 in E flat and No. 104 in D:
August 8

by Lucie Manen
To vary the timbre of the voice to suit the mood of a phrase or the character of an operatic role, singers have had for centuries to rely on empirical methods. As a result of her researches Lucie Manen offers an explanation of the physical processes involved in these changes of vocal mood and suggests how the principles behind them can be consciously applied, illustrating her findings with gramophone records.