April Cantelo (soprano) George Malcolm
(harpsichord continuo)
Terence Weil (cello continuo)
Maria Curcio (piano)
BBC Chamber Ensemble Janet Craxton (oboe)
Colin Bradbury (clarinet)
Geoffrey Gambold (bassoon) Douglas Moore (horn)
William Bennett (flute) Patrick Ireland (viola)
Susan Bradshaw (piano) Part 1

The teaching of mathematics
10: 'So What?' by DAVID WHEELER , Lecturer in Education, University of Leicester
Many of the problems which beset mathematics teaching today can be blamed on the educational structure-on the hierarchy of examinations and syllabuses. Yet teachers need not wait for the promised land: they can do much to remedy matters within the present structure. But if we want to alter the structure, to achieve a lasting solution, we must be sure of our aims.

Part 2
Gerhard's Octet (first performance): Schoenberg's Suite Op. 29: Haydn's English Songs; Beethoven's ' An die ferne Gelieble.' Melos Ensemble, conducted by Jacques-Louis Monod ; John Shirley-Quirk and Paul Hamburger

by ALEXANDER McKEE
A programme based on the Report of the Select Committee on Public Institutions, March. 1860. The object of the Committee's inquiry was to find whether Parliament could provide more facilities for promoting ' the healthful recreation and improvement of the people,' and, if so, would the people benefit from them. Many famous men, among them, Professor T. H. Huxley and John Ruskin , gave evidence; some of the points raised are now historical curiosities, others are still topics of conversation.
Those taking part include:
Thomas Bowman , Edgar Norfolk , Keith Buckley , Frank Partington , Peter Claughton. Jonathan Scott , Bill Horsley , Jack Shaw , Philip Leaver , Norman Shelley , Denis McCarthy , Tony Van den Bergh with Roger Snowdon as narrator Produced by DOROTHY BAKER.
: Second broadcast

Sonata in F major, Op. 57 played by Josef Suk (violin)
Jan Panenka (piano) on a gramophone record