A lyric drama by Maurice Maeterlinck
Music by DEBUSSY
See panel and page 10 Act 1
Scene 1: A forest
Scene 2: A room in the eastle Scene 3: Outside the castle
Act 2
Scene 1 : A well in the park
Scene 2: A room in the castle
Scene 3: Outside a grotto
Six talks on David Hume
3: Hume's Analysis of Causation by Geoffrey Warnock
Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford Hume is right in establishing that empirical propositions cannot be logically necessary, but wrong in holding that there is never any reason why a particular effect should be produced by a particular cause. Mr. Warnock discusses some of the presuppositions of intelligible causation.
Concerto in E minor played by Thea von Sparr (recorder)
Burghard Schaeffer (flute)
The Emil Seiler
Chamber Music Group on a gramophone record
A selection made and introduced by Norman Nicholson including extracts from
The Prelude, Tintern Abbey The Cuckoo, and Resolution and Independence
Read by Marius Goring
: second broadcast
Act 3
Scene 1: One of the castle towers Scene 2: The castle vaults
Scene 3: Outside the vaults Scene 4: Outside the castle
Interval of approximately seven minutes after Act 3
ACT 4
Scene 1: A room in the castle
Scene 2: A well in the park
Acr 5: A bedroom in the castle
An Entertainment for Radio text from MURIEL SPARK'S novel with verses by Muriel Spark and music by Tristram Cary Adaptation and production by CHRISTOPHER HOLME
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Other voices played by Norma Griffin. Hilda Kriseman, Will Leighton. Barbara Mitchell , and members of the cast with William Davies (keyboard) and instrumental ensemble conducted by the composer
The original programme first broadcast on October 7, 1960, now revised and newly produced.
Artur Schnabel playing
Piano Sonata in B flat major (D.960) (Schubert)
Recorded in 1939
