An opera in two acts
Libretto after Bouilly by Sonnleithner and Treitschke
Music by BEETHOVEN sung in German
Guards, prisoners, townsfolk
GLYNDEB0URNE FESTIVAL CHORUS Chorus-Master, Peter Gellhorn ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Leader, Raymond Cohen
Conducted by VITTORIO GUI Producer, Giinther Rennert
Read of Music Staff, Jani Strasser
The action takes place in a State prison near Seville
Acr I
Scene 1: A room in the house of Rocca
Scene 2: The courtyard of the prison
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' Elegy for Young Lover* ' from Qtyndebourne : July 15

Second of two talks by Walter Ullmann Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Popular movements, popular self-government, are widespread in medieval society, below the levels of official theory. Dr. Ullmann shows how populism gained articulate expression.

piano
Schubert
Impromptu in E fiat (D.946, No. 2) Impromptu in C (D.946, No. 3)
(Drei Klavierstucke)
Allegretto in C minor (D.915) on gramophone recorda

reads the fourth and last act of his play
Caligula
Recording made at a public reading on April 3, 1955, in. Paris at the Theatre de I'Alliance Frangaise
Broadcast by courtesy of Radio' diffusion-Television Frangaise To be repeated on July 17
An English version of the play, first broadcast on June 30, will be repeated on July 16. followed by an Interlude at 8.30

ACT 2
Scene 1: A deep dungeon
Scene 2: An open space outside the prison

An illustrated talk by Harold Truscott
During the next few weeks Reger's variations on themes by Bach, Telemann, and Mozart will be broadcast in the Third Programme. Harold Truscott considers the importance of tonality in this form.
. See Sunday at 5.0

Nona Liddell (violin)
Daphne Ibbott (piano)

by Edward Hyams
Some of the economic camaraderie of the Common Market breaks down when it comes to wine. Why?
: second broadcast