played by the Wind Section of the London Baroque Orchestra
Conductor, Karl Haas
Programme devised by Karl Haas

The Poet's Voice with contributions by Anthony Conran , Andrew Currey
Laurence Lerner
Edward Lowbury
Edward Lucie-Smith
H. W. Massingham , Peter Porter Vernon Scannell , David Wevill arranged and introduced by George MacBeth and read by the poets themselves

Natasha Litvin (piano)
Use Wolf (soprano)
Kathleen Joyce (contralto) Rowland Jones (tenor)
Gwyn Griffiths (baritone)
Cyril Gell (organ continuo) BBC Chorus
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader. Paul Beard
Conductor, Rudolf Schwarz PART 1
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2: The Flight From Reality by John Brunner
In a previous talk Mr. Brunner argued that what most people understand by the word planning is largely irrelevant to our economic problems. In this talk he suggests that wishful thinking has tended to blind us to the real obstacles to growth-the customs, values, and traditions of our society.

PART 2

Three talks by Graham Hough Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge
3: The Total Dream
In this talk Mr. Hough discusses some of the ways we have been taught to look at literature in the last forty years, and makes a suggestion for the future.

by Hans Priegnitz

Self Portrait, Part 1
Born in the Bronx in 1923, the New York painter Larry Rivers made as well as painted history when seven years ago, at the height of Abstract Expressionism, he produced ' Washington Crossing the Delaware.'
: second broadcast