A comic opera In two acts
Libretto by Cesare Sterbint
Music by Rossini tung in the original Italian
GLYNDEBOURNE FESTIVAL CHORUS Chorus-Mastier, Peter Gellhorn ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Leader, Raymond Cohen
Conducted) by VlTTORIO Gui
Martin Isepp (harpsichord conMnuo) Staged by Peter Elbert , basedl on the original production by Carl Bbert Head of Music Staff, Jani Strasser
Act I
Scene 1: Outside Dr. Bartolo's house In
Seville: dawn
Scene 2: Inside Dr. Bartolo's houses later the same morning

Shorb story by John Wain read by the author
A refugee poet at an English party, mentally confronting the realities of his past, devises an escape.

Cello Sonata No. 2, In G minor played, by Rogier Alb !n (cello)
Claude Helffer (piano) on a gramophone record

by RHYS ADRIAN with Maurice Denham and Hilda Schroder
' Oh the view. A bridge. A stream. A field. I know the view. With my eyes closed, I know the view ...'
Produced by MICHAEL BAKEWELL

Act 2: The music room of Dr. Bartolo'i house: late afternoon

by Tom Soper Sub-Warden of Queen Elizabeth House. Oxford
Africa is in the melting-pot ... we can have no certainty that the projection of European political divisions into Africa will continue-no certainty that trade will follow flags now hauled down; yet economic relations between new African countries and the older countries of Europe are of vital importance to both. In view of this, it seems curious that in the current British discussions about the Common Market, so little attention has been paid to the position in Africa.
In this talk Tom Soper, who has been on the secretariat of Government Commissions in both East and Central Africa, explores some of the facts and arguments.

Amadeus Stting Quartet
Norbert Brainin. Siegmund Nissel Peter Schidlof, Martin Lovett
Third of ten programmes including Mozart's ' Ten ' Quartets.
K.45 (The Hunt):- August 20

Readings from the works of Lord Herbert of Cherbury and William Empson
Readers
Hugh Burden ,Valentine Dyall

Melos Ensemble
Richard Adeney (flute)
Gervase de Peyer (clarinet) Neill Sanders (horn)
Emanuel Hurwitz (violin, viola.) Terence Weil (cello) Osian Ellis (harp)

This work was given its first performance at a Thursday Invitation Concert broadcast from the Aldeburgh Festival in June.