1889-1951
Four people who knew Wittgenstein at different periods of his life speak on some aspects of him as a man and a philosopher
ERICH HELLER
Professor of German
In the University of Swansea
DR. M. O C. DRURY
NORMAN MALCOLM
Professor of Philosophy at the Sage School of Philosophy. Cornell
RUSH RHEES
Lecturer in Philosophy
In the University of Swansea

Jean Allister (contralto) Alexander Young (tenor)
Roger Stalman (bass)
Conitinuo:
Charles Spinks (harpsichord)
Hubert Dawkes (organ) John Shinebourne (cello) London Chamber Singers
London Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Lionel Bentley )
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
CANTATA No. 131:
Aus d)er Tiefe rufe ich, Herr zu air
CANTATA No. 67:
Halt' im Gedachtnlse Jesum Christ

Poems translated and introduced by Hugh Gordon Porteus
Readers: Anthony Jacobs and Alan Wheatley
Li Ho was born into a noble but impoverished family living in Ch'ang-ku, in the Honan countryside, in A.D. 791. Hugh Gordon Porteus comments: "Because Ho wrote so much of ghosts and haunted places, and because of the apparition which is alleged to have spoken to him on his early deathbed ... Li Ho has been called 'The Ghost Poet.'" He died In A.D. 117.

Sonata No. 2 (Op. 94 bis) played by David Oistrakh (violin)
Vladimir Yampolsky (piano) on a gramophone record