Six talks by E. H. Carr Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
4: Causation in History
These talks are a broadcast version of Professor Carr's Trevelyan Lectures given earlier this year. In this talk he examines the origin of the recent widespread insistence by historians on the role of chance in history.
: second broadcast

An opera in three acts by HANDEL
Libretto by Paolo Rolli sung in Italian
Deidamia's companions, courtiers, people
AMBROSIAN SINGERS
ENGLISH CHAMBER Orchestra Led by Kenneth Sillito
Basil Lam (harpsichord continuo)
Leo Wurmser (harpsichord continuo) Bernard Richards (cello continuo) Conducted by ARNOLD GOLDSEROUGH
The action takes place on the island of Skyros at the beginning of the Trojan War. Act 1:
Scene 1. In front of the royal castle on the sea shore at Skyros
Scene 2. A garden room overlooking the surrounding countryside
Scene 3, A room

by Karen Blixen
The well-known Danish writer, author of Seven Gothic Tales, Out of Africa, and other works, reads an extract from her Shadows on the Grass. This book, which has an African setting, recalls Karen Blixen 's by now legendary existence on her coffee farm in Kenya more than forty years ago.
The reading was recorded in her country home in Denmark.
Recording by courtesy of Danmarks Radio

Act 2:
Scene 1, A garden
Scene 2, A forest

by Basil Taylor
A talk on the present state of art book publishing for the specialist and the general reader

Act 3:
Scene 1, A garden room
Scene 2, A gallery
Scene 3, A room in the castle
Scene 4, The royal hall
Scene 5. In front of the royal castle

by EUGENE IONESCO
Translated by Donald Watson with Raymond Huntley and Patricia Heneghan
Cast in order of speaking
The Bald Prima Donna byEUGENE IONESCO
Translated by Donald Watson Cast in order of speaking
Both plays produced by R. D. SMITH

Sonata in G sharp played by the Gruenberg-Reizenstein Duo Erich Gruenberg (violin) Franz Reizenstein (piano)
The seventh of a series including contemporary British chamber music
Feb. 17: Boyhood's End (Tippett) and Liederkrei8, Op. 24 (Schumann) sung by Alexander Young (tenor) with Rex Stephens (piano)