Sophie Wyss (soprano) John Williams (guitar)
Dennis Brain Wind Ensemble:
Gareth Morris (flute), Leonard Brain (oboe), Stephen Waters (clarinet), Cecil James (bassoon), Neill Sanders (horn); with Natalie James (cor anglais). Archie Jacob (clarinet), Alfred Cursue (horn), Richard Walton (trumpet), Alfred Flaszynski (trombone), John Wilson (tuba), Lewis Pocock (percussion), Ivor Beynon (accordion)
Conducted by Norman Del Mar
Sardana. for eleven instruments and percussion
Canciones de Guitarra, Nos. 1-3 Fantasia for guitar
Oanciones de Guitarra, Nos. 4-7 Nonet, for wind and accordion

ALAN DAY suggests that the United Kingdom should make up its mind whether it wishes to be fully associated with a European customs union with all its political implications, or remain on the outside looking in. He maintains that » halfway-house position is unrealistic.
(: second broadcast)

Carl Dolmetsch (recorders) Joseph Saxby (harpsichord)
Aeolian String Quartet:
Sydney Humphreys. Trevor Williams
Watson Forbes . Derek Simpson

by August Strindberg
Translated and adapted' for radio by Frederick Bradnum
Production by H. B. Fortuin

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Acr 1: In the forest, in front of a tavern

G C. JOHNSON , as warden of Wicken House residential youth centre, organises experiments in residential courses detigned to develop character, as well as intellectual ability, in young people, many of whom have little opportunity for purely academic training. He talks about the wastage involved in failure to develop the potential of young people.

Acr 2
Scene 1: A room in the ranger's lodge Scene 2: The Wolf's Glen

JOHN WREN-LEWIS thinks that science is the one fully successful adversary of materialism.

Acr 3
Scene 1: Agathe's room in the lodge.
Scene 2: The Hunters' Meet in the foreSL