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Patricia Neway (soprano) Clifton Helliwell (piano)

Three songs from Chamber Music ..... Israel Citkowitz
Strings in the earth and air; Oh, it was out by Donneycarney; Bid adieu

Ecce puer .......................... Israel Citkowitz

Three commentaries from Ulysses .. Thomas de Hartmann
Eglogue; Coo-coo; Night at Gibraltar

Four Songs from Pomes Penyeach ............ John Gruen
Rain on Rahoon; A flower given to my daughter; Alone; Bahnhofstrasse

Two Songs from Chamber Music .......... Seymour Barab
My dove, my beautiful one; Go seek her out all courteously

Anna Livia Plurabelle (Finnegans Wake) Hazel Felman Buchbinder
Nuvoletta (Finnegans Wake) .............. Samuel Barber

Fragments of an Aristophanic melodrama by T. S. Eliot
Music by Quincy Porter
Dusty (Betty Hardy ); Doris (Marjorie Westbury ); Sam Wauchope (Budd Knapp ); Klipstein (Guy Kingsley Poynter); Krumpacker (Jon Farrell ); Sweeney (Clarence Wright ); Swarts (André Dakar ); Snow (Edric Connor )
Music conducted by Bernard Keeffe
Production by Christopher Holme

by G. S. Graham
Rhodes Professor of Imperial History in the University of London
In 1859 Canada framed a tariff for developing home manufactures, which British industrialists denounced as ' an act of war.' The Colonial Secretary conveyed these protests and received in reply, exactly a hundred years ago, a declaration which Professor Graham believes has been strangely neglected by historians and constitutes a landmark in Imperial relations as a whole.

by Andrew Forge
Marcel Duchamp 's painting ' Nude Descending a Staircase' of 1912 was a landmark in the heroic period. Soon after he completed it the artist abandoned painting, yet the influence of his rare utterances has continued to grow until now we see him as one of the key figures in the art of this century.
Andrew Forge's remarks are occasioned by the appearance of the first monograph 00 Duchamp by Robert LebeL

Part 2

by Seart O'Casey
Adapted for broadcasting by Alec Macdonald
Produced by John Gibson
Fluther Good (Liam Redmond ); Peter Flynn (Harry Hutchinson ); Mrs. Gogan (Shela Ward ); The Young Covey (Jack MacGowran ),; Nora Clitheroe (Sheila Manahan ),; Bessie Burgess (Peggy Marshall ); Jack Clitheroe (Patrick Troughton ); Moll eer , Mrs. Gogan's consumptive child (Grania O'Shannon): Captain Brennan, of the Irish Citizen Army (Brian O'Higgins )'; A Barman (J. G. Devlin ); Rosie Redmond (Doreen Keogh ); Man addressing a crowd (Maurice O'Calla fhan); Lieutenant Langon, of the Irish Volunteers (Donal Donnelly ); Corporal Stoddart , of the Wiltshires (Manning Wilson ); Sergeant Tinley, of the Wiltshires (Eric Anderson )