Piano Sonata in A major (D.959) Landler (D.145) played by Lili Kraus
by Martin Harrison
Fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford
During the Algerian war, the French Government seems regularly to have seized newspapers which have displeased it. Sometimes papers have been almost bankrupted by constant seizures. Martin Harrison believes that in spite of this state interference French papers can be outspoken to a greater degree than those of almost any other country in Europe. He feels, however, that in recent years part of the French press has indulged in too much self-censorship, has been too hesitant to delve deep to seek the truth.
Scottish National Orchestra Leader, Sam Bor
Conductor,
Alexander Gibson
The second of two programmes recorded in New York by D. G. Bridson
Conrad Aiken discusses the literary and philosophical influences behind his work, and some of the theories with which he has been concerned.
Leonard Rose (cello)
Eugene Istomin (piano) Sonata in E minor. Op. 38 Sonata in F major. Op. 99
A broadcast version of six Ford Lectures delivered in the University of Oxford by Christopher Hill
Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford
4: Ralegh and the Revolutionaries
Mr. Hill discusses Ralegh's interest in science, and his political opinions. Ralegh was a Puritan without a sense of election.
A Ballad-play (1728) being the second part of The Beggar's Opera by JOHN GAY with Cy Grant
Jane Wenham , Edric Connor
The traditional ballads newly arranged by Christopher Whelen THE INTRODUCTION
Scene: The stage of the Playhouse, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London
POLLY-AN OPERA
Scene: In the West Indies
Pirates: with the Ambrosian Singers and a section of the New Symphony Orchestra conducted by Christopher Whelen Radio adaptation and production by RAYMOND RAIKES
Gordon Boyd broadcasts by permission of Harold Fielding
