Aeolian String Quartet
Sydney Humphreys (violin) Trevor Williams (violin) Watson Forbes (viola) Derek Simpson (cello)
Second of six programmes including string quartets by Bartok

AS HISTORIAN by Herbert Butterfield Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge
This talk is an appreciation of Sir Lewis Namier who died in August last year. Professor Butterfield says that he probably differs from most people who have written about Sir Lewis Namier because he sees Namier's originality not in things that come from the level judgment of a prosaic historian, but in things that arose from passionate depths.

by JAMES HANLEY
When Charlie Elston arrived at Garlton he found a very packed town, but he was lucky enough to see an advertisement in The Church Gazette for a lodger in 'Baptist Street. As Mrs. Baines explained to him on arrival: ' Space is like gold up here, Charlie.' He found there more than he expected.
Produced by JOHN GIBSON

A series of four programmes compiled and narrated by Alan Lomax
4: The Roots of the Blues
The development of the blues in the Mississippi Valley from the dance music of the slaves to the contemporary country blues.
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon
: second broadcast