Early Renaissance
John Whitworth (counter-tenor)
Gerald English (tenor)
New English Consort:
Marvlin Wailes
(descant recorder and Gothic harp)
Michael Whewell (bassoon) Edith Lake (viola da gamba)
Dorothv Erhart
(portative organ and chamber organ)
Last of three programmes devised by Gilbert Reaney

A comment by G. H. Bantock on C. P. Snow's recent Rede Lecture In his lecture Sir Charles Snow deplored the attitude of most Western literary intellectuals towards the growth of modern scientific industrial society. He described the reactions of such men as William Morris , Thoreau, Emerson, and Lawrence as ' screams of horror. This, says Mr. Bantock, betrays a grave misunderstanding of the nature of their protest.

Julius Isserlis (piano)

by Moliere
Translated by George Graveley
Produced by R. D. Smith