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and the People's Choice by H. C. ALLEN
Commonwealth Fund Professor of American History at University College, London A decision to enter the Common Market would involve such a fundamental change in our constitution. Professor Allen argues, that normal methods of arriving at a political choice - parliamentary debate and elections-would be totally inadequate. Only by a referendum can we apply the democracy we have professed for three-quarters of a century
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† ALFRED BRENDEL (piano)
Schuhert Sonata in C minor (D.958)
Liszt
Bagatelle without tonality
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 11
Further broadcasts of Schubert piano sonatas: D major (Alfred Kitchin). September 2. Third; E major (Susan McGaw), September 9, Home; E flat major (Rosemarie Wright). September 15, Home; A major (D.959) (Hans Dereksen),

Contributors

Piano:
Alfred Brendel
Piano:
Schuhert Sonata

A programme of English music presented by the Third Programme on June 2 before delegates to the Festival of the International Society for Contemporary Music

Alexander Young (tenor) Neill Sanders (horn) Rex Stephens (piano)
Mary Thomas (soprano) Rosemary Phillips (contralto)

The New Music Ensemble: Colin Chambers (flute) David Wilkinson (horn) Michael Clothier (trumpet) Paul Collins (violin) Winifred Durie (viola) Daphne Webb (cello)
Rodney Stewart (double-bass) Elizabeth Fletcher (harp) Conductor, John Carewe

Amici String Quartet: Lionel Bentley, Sylvia Cleaver, Harold Harriott, Joy Hall

Contributors

Tenor:
Alexander Young
Horn:
Neill Sanders
Piano:
Rex Stephens
Soprano:
Mary Thomas
Contralto:
Rosemary Phillips
Flute:
Colin Chambers
Horn:
David Wilkinson
Horn:
Michael Clothier
Violin:
Paul Collins
Viola:
Winifred Durie
Cello:
Daphne Webb
Double-Bass:
Rodney Stewart
Harp:
Elizabeth Fletcher
Conductor:
John Carewe
Violin:
Lionel Bentley
Violin:
Sylvia Cleaver
Viola:
Harold Harriott
Cello:
Joy Hall

Third Programme

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