Claude Helffer (piano)
The Renaissance Singers
Conductor, Michael Howard
The Parrenin String Quartet:
Jacques Parrenin (violin)
Marcel Charpentier (violin)
Michel Wales (viola)
Pierre Penassau (cello)
Part 1

A weekly review of the arts
This edition includes:
Anthony Asquith on Verdi's opera
Macbeth at Covent Garden
Jens Arup on I'm Talking about
Jerusalem, the third play in Arnold Wesker's trilogy, now at the Belgrade
Theatre. Coventry

Part 2
Quartet in D, Op. 45 ............... Roussel Etudes (Deuxidme cahier). Debussy
Pour les degres chromatiques Pour les agrements
Pour les notes répétées
Pour les sonorites oppose Pour les arpeges composed Pour les accords
These weekly concerts are given before an invited audience at the BBC studios in Delaware Road. Maida Vale, London.
Tickets may be obtained by applying to
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John Carewe , with Rosemary Phillips (reciter) in a programme of music by Bach and Schoenberg.

MARGARET MURRAY, D.Lit., F.S.A.(Scotland), F.R.A.I., Fellow of University College, London, is now over ninety years of age, and her memories go back to the Franco-Prussian War. She was one of the first pupils of Sir Flinders Petrie and later, after making important excavations in Egypt, taught hieroglyphics at University College, London; among her pupils were several men who have since become distinguished archaeologists. Author of many books, she is still intellectually active and is now working on the history of religion.
In this programme she discusses with Leonard Cottrell her childhood and early life in India and England, the personalities she has met and experiences gained in some seventy years of archaeological and anthropological research.