Frank Merrick (piano)
Wilfred Brown (tenor)
Ernest Lush (piano)
Song-Cycle: The Land of Lost Content
The lent lily; Ladslove; Goal and wicket; The vain desire; The encounter; Epilogue
Piano:
February's child; Sonatina
Second of three recitals
by Eugene lonesco
Translated by Derek Prouse
The Grocer's Wife (Kathleen Helme ); The Grocer (Keith Williams); Berenger (Oscar
Quitak); Jean (Anthony Jacobs ); The Cate Proprietor (Ronald Baddiley ); The Waitress
(Doria Noar); The Housewife (Sylvia Coleridge ); The Old Gentleman (.
Denys Blakelock ); The Logician (Derek Birch );
Daisy (Andree Melly ); Botard (
Geoffrey Wincott ); Dudard (Anthony Viccars );
M. Papillon (Frank Windsor ); Mint Boeuf (Dorothy Holmes-Gore ); The Fireman
(Charles Hodgson ); The Little Old Man (Harold Reese )
Production by Michael Bakewell
Intermezzo giocoso
Sesto Bruscantini (baritone)
Instrumental Group of the Collegium Musicum Italicum (soloists, I Virtuosi di Roma)
(harpsichord continuo,
Romeo Olivieri )
Conducted by Renato Fasano on a gramophone record
by Ninian Smart
Lecturer in the Philosophy of Religion, University of London
Dr Smart discusses Buddhist mysticism and its relation to theistic religion.
The Janacek Quartet:
Jiri Travnicek , Adolf Sykora Jiri Kratochvil , Karel Krafka
Eva Bernathova (piano)
Mirror of a Shire by Charles Wilson
To mark the 150th anniversary of the poet's birth Charles Wilson , Cambridge historian, speaks about Tennyson's little-known Lincolnshire poems—' all of the earth and earthy, grim, filled with the hard shrewd cunning of village life, yet also full of affection, humour, and understanding. He shows how these poems illuminate not only a little-known aspect of the poet's personality but the society of the poet's own shire.
Mr. Wilson illustrates his talk with his own readings in the dialect he knew as a child in Lincolnshire.
Hue me sydereo
Missa: Pange lingua
Schola Polyphonica
Director, Henry Washington
From Brompton Oratory, London
Introduced by Jeremy Noble
