Russell Oberlin (counter-tenor) Joseph Iadone (lute)
Can she excuse my wrongs
I saw my lady weep
Shall I sue
Far from triumphing court
Lady if you so spite me
on a gramophone record

William H. Whyte in conversation with Ernest Gellner
Mr. Whyte's book of this title aroused considerable interest-and alarm-about the effect of industrial society in America upon personality and patterns of leadership.
In this conversation, recorded during a visit to London earlier this year, he reflects upon the pressures towards conformity in various fields—management, education, social research—in Britain as well as America; and upon certain counter-trends which he believes may be changing the picture since his book appeared in 1956.

by Monique Haas

Last year DAVID BAXTER visited Aran, off the west coast of Ireland, worked with the boatmen, and acquired a curragh of his own. He has recorded his impressions in three talks.
I: A Way with Visitors
The Boats, the Men, and the Work: July 30

Symphony No. 9, in D minor played by the ; Radio Philharmonic Orchestra of Hilversum
Conducted by Bernard Haitink
Recording made available by courtesy of Stichting Nederlandsche Radio-Unie