Trio in D, for violin, viola da gamba, cello, and harpsichord
Concerto in E minor, for flute, oboe. bassoon, violin, cello, harpsichord played by the Camerata Instrumentale of the Hamburg Telemann Society on a gramophone record

Twelve programmes of verse translations from Homer BpeciaMy made by contemporary poets
1: The Cyclops BOOK IX
Translated by Hug'h Gordon Porteus
Read by Denis McCarthy
Series devisied by Louis MacNetca Produced by Anthony Tbwaite
: second broadcast

Oratorio by HAYDN after a poem by James Thomson
BBC Chorus
Chorus-Master. Leslie Woodgate English Chamber Orchestra Leader. Emanuel Hurwitz
Conducted by STANLEY Pope
Continuo
Martin Isepp (forteplano) and Terence Weil (cello) Part 1
Spring; Summer

1861-1947
Some personal reminiscences of the philosopher by Karl. Britton
Professor of Philosophy
King's College, Newcastle upon. Tyne : second broadcast

PART 2
Autumn; Winter followed by an interlude at 8.55

by Harold Nicolson
A personal reassessment of Tennyson by Patric Dickinson has recently been broadcast in the Third Programme. This talk is an answer to the attack by Mr. Dickinson on some of the views expressed by Sir Harold in a book written almost forty years before.

by PETER GURNEY with NSgel Stock
John Shaw knocks on the door of the house where he lived as a boy, but it remains closed to him. Behind it is the answer to the mystery of his childhood dream-world.
John, Nigel Stock ; as a boy, David Robinson ; Luke, his father, Trevor Martin ; Sarah, his mother, Hilda Schroder; Mary, his sister, Nerys Kerfoot; Mr. Dumps, his friend, Norman Shelley; Mr. Blackhurst, John Sharp; Police Inspector, Wilfred Babbage: and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Music by the Radiophonic Worksbop Production by ROBIN MIDGLEY
: third broadcast

Piano Trios, Op. 70
No. 1, in D; No. 2. in E flat The Beaux Arts Trio Daniel Guilet (violin)
Bernard Greenhouse (cello) Menahem Pressler (piano)