A lyric tragedy in a prologue and five acts
Words by Le Clerc de la Bruere
Music by Rameau sung in French
BBC Chorus
Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate London Chamber Orchestra
Leader, Lionel Bentley
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
Continuo: John Shinebourne (cello) and Charles Spinks (harpsichord)Â

Prologue: The palace of Love
Act 1: At the shrines of fallen heroes

Reyner Banham
Assistant executive editor The Architectural Review reflects upon the lively prospects he discerns among the diverse trends in architecture today
Broadcast version of a recent address to the R.I.B.A.

ACT 2: A deserted place near a temple ACT 3: A gallery in Teucer's palace

A monthly series of programmes
9: HERO AND LEANDER by Christopher Marlowe
Excerpts from Marlowe's story of how Leander swam the Hellespont and wooed and won Hero
Read by Marius Goring

Act 4: The sea shore
Acr S: Before Teucer's palace overlooking the sea
Previously broadcast in 1960 Jeannette Sinclair broadcasts by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Ltd.

by Robin Crichton
All the Indian tribes of America are westernising, but they show great diversity in the degree and pace at which they are adopting White American habits and patterns. What accounts for the resistance in some tribes? Robin Crichton compares two small related groups, the Tuscaroras of Niagara and the Mesquawkies of Tama, Iowa, and analyses the differences in their reactions.

London. Piano Quartet Emanuel Hurwitz (violin) Watson Forbes (viola) Vivian Joseph (cello) James Gibb (piano)

Taken from the York Cycle, the Wakefield Conspiracy and Crucifixion, the Ludus Coventriae Betrayal, the Chester Bakers' play, and "the Digby Burial. The programme arranged, for broadcasldng by JOHN BARTON
Characters in order of speaking:
Pilate, James McKeehnie ; Caiaphas, Howieson Culff ; Annas, Cyril Shaps ; Judas, Anthony Jacobs ; Beadle, Carleton Hobbs ; Centurion, Howard Marion-Crawford ; Malchus, Haydn Jones ; Jesus, Deryck Guyler ; Peter, Denis Goacher ; John, John Gordon ; Woman, Mary Wimbush ; Soldiers, Trevor Martin and Malcolm Hayes ; Mary, June Tobin ; Simon of Cyrene, Martin Lewis
Music composed bv Elizabeth Poston played by the Goldsbrough Orchestra conducted by Douglas Robinson The programme edited, and produced by RAYMOND RAIKES

Trio-Sonata No. 2, in C minor
Canonic Variations on Vom Himmel hoch, da komm' ich her played by Helmut Walcha Schnitger organ, Cappel on gramophone records