in Northern Europe
A series of programmes
Introduced by Cecil clutton
5-The Schnitger organ at Zwolle, Holland (1721)
played by Piet Kee

Readings of Emily Bronte's poems with commentary by Ian Watt
Readers:
Julia Lang and Frank Duncan
Produced by Christopher Holme

BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conductor, Rudolf Schwarz
Part 1

by Robert McKenzie
Two books on Walter Bagehot have appeared this year, a biography and a selection from his works. Mr. McKenzie considers especially Bagehot's political opinions, and his view of the English Constitution.

Part 2

by Ian Watt
Samuel Johnson , who was born 250 years ago, is often admired and studied more as a man than a writer; but the close connection between what he was and what he wrote makes him, in Mr. Watt's view, ' the greatest English writer whose work belongs mainly to the category of the literature of experience.