An opera in four acts by MOZART
Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte sung in Italian
GLYNDEBOURNE FESTIVAL CHORUS Chorus-Master, Myer Fredman ROYAL PHILHARMONIC Orchestra Leader. Raymond Cohen
Conducted by SILVIO VARVISO Producer. Carl Ebert
Head of Music Staff, Jani Strasser ACT 1: A room in the Count's palace.
Act 2: The Countess's boudoir.

Cleeve Barr
Chief Architect to the Ministry of Housing talks to Graeme Shankland architect and planner
What kind of houses do we need for the future? Can the experience of the School Building Programme be applied to the very different problems of housing? Does industrialism of building imply uniformity of design?
: second broadcast

Introduced by Kenneth Muir
Three years ago Professor Muir was shown a manuscript at Trinity College, Dublin, in which he recognised some of Sir Thomas Wyatt 's poems, though neither he nor any previous editor of Wyatt had made use of it. It contained more than thirty of Wyatt's known poems and, in addition, so many unpublished poems by Wyatt and his friends that the discovery has been called ' the most wonderful addition to the poetry of the English Renaissance that this generation has seen.' Readers:
Godfrey Kenton and Gary Watson : second broadcast followed by an interlude at 7.26

ACT 3: A hall in the palace ACT 4: The palace gardens.

in The Medea of Euripides
Arranged for broadcasting by Raymond Raikes from Philip VelIacott 's new translation
Music by Christopher Whelen with Stephen Murray
Characters in order of speaking: and Continued in next column
The Bowman-Hyde -Singers
Directed by Eric Wilson-Hyde and a section of the New Symphony Orchestra conducted by the composer
Scene: Before the house of Jason and Medea at Corinth
Production by RAYMOND RAIKES

read in Greek by Elsa Verghis w. 365-409. 869-893, 1021-1055. 1236-1250
(verse numbers from the Oxford text)
The programme arranged and introduced by RAYMOND RAIKES
: second broadcast

by Geraint Jones
From Adlington Hall, Cheshire