Zbigniew Krukowski (baritone)
Rex Stephens (piano) Tchaikovsky
I opened the window; Once I sat with you; At the ball; None but the weary heart; To the forest
Mussorgsky
The grave; Song of the flea: Tell me, star, where art thou?; By the River Don; King Saul sung in Russian

A group of programmes on the historical element in the gospel records
1: The relevance of historicity
A discussion between T. A. ROBERTS , Lecturer in Historical Theology at the University College of North Staffordshire (Keele) and H. E. W. TURNER , van Mildert Professor of Divinity, University of Durham
Christianity claims to be, in a unique sense, a ' historical religion,' grounded in the historicity of a person and the ' happenedness ' of particular events. In this group of programmes a number of New Testament scholars exchange views in the light of modern criticism of the documents and their contents, about the status of the gospels as an historical record of Jesus' teaching and the events of his life.
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A script for music by JEAN MORRIS with music by Elizabeth Poston Fantasia in Sonata Form on the love-life of a music teacher. Shall she marry the first subject or the second subject-or will there be a twist in the Coda?
Ad hoc chorus directed by Douglas Robinson Pianists:
Elizabeth Poston and Wilfrid Parry Produced by Michael BAKEWELL

played by the Dartington String Quartet Colin Sauer (violin) Peter Carter (violin) Keith Lovell (viola)
Michael Evans (cello)
First of a series of programmes including contemporary British chamber music