by J. B. Priestley
The fat knight of Shakespeare's histories has been a delight, a fascination, and a puzzle for generations of producers, audiences, and critics. Mr. Priestley sees in him this and much more: certainly a poet's creation to meet the dramatist's need, but also a symbol and premonition of much that has happened in England since.
: second broadcast
Sonata in D, Op. 94 played by Jean-Pierre Rampal (flute) Alfred Holecek (piano) on a gramophone record
by GEORG BiiCHNER newly translated by John Holmstrom
Music by Roberto Gerhard with Patrick Wymark in the name part and Catherine Dolan , Michael Turner Mary O'Farrell , Denys Blakelock John Sharp
French Suite No. 3, In B minor Cantata: Amore traditore Roger Stalman bass
Desmond Duprg viola da gamba
Thurston Dart harpsichord
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