of the Netherlands
Illustrated talk by Henry Washington
The American scholar Edward Lowinsky drew attention some years ago to puzzling features in certain motets by composers of the Netherlands School, and proposed a startling and original solution in his book, which gives the talk its title.
Henry Washington explains and demonstrates with his choir, the Schola Polyphonica , the results of putting these theories into practice.

An attempt to capture the ' inward eye ' of all children
Written by JESSIE KESSON based on her own experiences in a city tenement and a country orphanage with Lennox Milne as Narrator
Eflie Morrison as The child and Meg Buchanan , Eileen Croan lain Cuthbertson, Jean Faulds
Helena Gloag , Gwyn.eth Guthrie Nan Kerr , Morag McNee
June Shields. Gerard Slevin
Jean Taylor Smith , Mary Walton Produced by DAVID THOMSON in the BBC's Scottish studios
A new production of the programme first heard in 1952 : second broadcast

1905-1960
A Memorial Concert
Gerald English (tenor)
BBC Chamber Ensemble
Douglas Whittaker (flute) Janet Craxton (oboe)
Colin Bradbury (clarinet)
Geoffrey Gambold (bassoon) Douglas Moore (horn)
The Dorian Singers who were founded and conducted by Matyas Seiber
Morley College Choir
Chorus-Master, Racine Fricker
London Philharmonic Choir
Chorus-Master, Frederic Jackson
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Paul Beard
Conductor, Rudolf Schwarz and A gramophone record of the Amadeus String Quartet Norbert Brainin (violin) Siegmund Nissel (violin) Peter Schidlof (viola) Martin Lovett (cello)
Part 1
RENAISSANCE DANCE SUITE (1959) for orchestra
Gaillard of a Roman nobleman Brante simple de Poicton Volte first broadcast performance STRING QUARTET No. 3 (1931) Quartetto lirico
PERMUTAZIONI A CINQUE (1958) for wind quintet

by Nathalie Sarraute
In this talk Mme. Sarraute, forerunner of the French new novelists,' explains her concern with the margin of consciousness where thought-fragments form and dissolve, the 'tropisms' * which underlie speech and behaviour.

Memorial Concert
Part 2
ULYSSES (1947)
A cantata for tenor, chorus and orchestra
Words by James Joyce

A fable without a moral by FRANK R. STOCKTON
Read by Felix Aylmer
: second broadcast

Leonid Kogan (violin)
Mstistav Rostropovich (cello) Emil Gilela (piano)
: second broadcast