A weekly review of the Arts Introduced by George MacBeth This edition is devoted to some aspects of American painting It is hoped to include:
Helen Frankenthaler , one of the younger New York painters, in conversation with David Sylvester
Lawrence Alloway on the work of Barnett Newman
Edward Lucie-Smith on the American attitude to patronage

by MAURICE CRANSTON with Godfrey Quigley as Edmund Burke
Andrew Crnickshank as Thomas Fame and Margaretta Scott as Mary Wollstonecraft
Production by Douglas Cleverdon
This dialogue is assumed to take place in 1790, when Edmund Burke was writing his Reflections on the Revolution in France. Burke defends his views against two left-wing friends, Thomas Paine , who had made his name in America as the author of the revolutionary tract, Common Sense, and Mary Wollstonecraft , who later married William Godwin.
To be repeated on January 23

Sonata in E flat major (Haydn Society No. 62) played by Myra Hess
First in a series of weekly recitals which will include all Haydn's fifty-two piano sonatas
Sonatas 1 and 2 played by Frank Merrick : January 7
See page 34

Readings from the works of George Crabbe
Physic
Robert Frost
The Literate Farmer and the Planet Venus
Readers: William Devlin and Guy Kingsley Poynter
: second broadcast

Donald Bell (baritone)
Martin Isepp (piano)
Schumann
Ins Freie
Ich wandelte unter den Biiumen Der Hidalgo
Schubert Im Friihling
Der Musensohh
Die Liebe hat gelogen
Gruppe aus dem Tartarus
Beethoven
Six songs of Gellert:
Bitten
Die Liebe des NSchsten Vom Tode
Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur Gottes Macht und Vorsehung Busslied
: second broadcast