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Le Marteau sans Maitre
NEW Music ENSEMBLE
Rosemary Phillips (contralto) Rainer Schuelein (alto flute) Isabel Smith (viola)
Cornelius Cardew (guitar) David Johnson
(marimba xylophone)
Patricia Brady (vibraphone) Richard Bennett (percussion) Conductor, JOHN CAREWE t Part of the first
Thursday Invitation Concert given on January 7, 1960

Contributors

Contralto:
Rosemary Phillips
Contralto:
Rainer Schuelein
Viola:
Isabel Smith
Guitar:
Cornelius Cardew
Guitar:
David Johnson
Unknown:
Patricia Brady
Unknown:
Richard Bennett
Conductor:
John Carewe

The Morality of Knowledge
Three talks by ERICH HELLER
1: The Original Faustian
Doctrine and its Abolition
In these talks Professor Heller discusses the changes in meaning which the story of Dr. Faustus has undergone since the appearance of the original German version in 1587. t Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
Erich Heller

piano t plays
Variations on a waltz by Diabelli by Assmayer, Bocklet, Czapek, Carl Czerny , Joseph Czerny , Von Dietrichstein , Drechsler, Forster, Freystaedtler, Gansbacher, Gelinek, Halm, Hoffmann, Horszatka, Huglmann,
Hummel, Hiittenbrenner, Kalkbrenner, Kanne, Kerzkowsky, Kreutzer, Von Lannoy , Leidesdorf, Liszt (aged eleven). Mayseder. Moscheles, Mosel, W. A. Mozart (fils), Panny, Payer, Pixis, Plachy, Rieger, Riotte, Roser. Schenk, Schoberlechner, Schubert, Sechter, Archduke Rudolf , Stadler, de Szalay, Tomaschek, Umlauff, Dionysius Weber , Franz Weber , de Winkhler, Weiss, Wittassek, Vorisek
In 1822 Diabelli, the publisher and composer, invited most of the composers in Austria to write a variation each on a tune of his own. Beethoven at first refused but later sent a mighty set of thirty-three variations, perhaps the greatest of all works of its kind. It was issued separately from the present collection, which forms a fascinating cross-section of the period as well as a means of throwing into relief the stature of Beethoven's set. Robert Simpson

Contributors

Unknown:
Carl Czerny
Unknown:
Joseph Czerny
Unknown:
Von Dietrichstein
Unknown:
Von Lannoy
Unknown:
W. A. Mozart
Unknown:
Archduke Rudolf
Unknown:
Dionysius Weber
Unknown:
Franz Weber
Unknown:
Robert Simpson

by Henrik Ibsen
Translated and adapted for radio by MAX FABER with Paul Rogers and Beatrix Lehmann
The action takes place in Consul Bernick's house in a small Norwegian coastal town in 1877. Produced by CHARLES LEFEAUX t Second broadcast
Paul Rogers is in ' Photo Finish at the Saville Theatre: Frank Finlay in * Chips with Everything' at the Vaudeville Theatre: Peter Copley in ' The New Men at the Strand Theatre. London
DURING THE INTERVAL
9.30'-9.40 Chopin: record

Contributors

Unknown:
Henrik Ibsen
Unknown:
Max Faber
Unknown:
Paul Rogers
Unknown:
Beatrix Lehmann
Produced By:
Charles Lefeaux
Unknown:
Paul Rogers
Unknown:
Frank Finlay
Unknown:
Peter Copley
Krap:
Leslie Perrins
Aune:
Tom Watson
Rorlund:
Frank Finlay
Mrs Rummel:
Mary O'Farrell
Mrs Holt:
Hilda Kriseman
Mrs Betty Bernick:
Grizelda Hervey
Dina Dorf:
Valerie Kirkbright
Martha Bernick:
Barbara Lott
Hilmar Tonnesen:
Peter Copley
Olaf Bernick:
Carlo Cura
Mrs Lynge:
Vivienne Chatterton
Karsten Berniek:
Paul Rogers
Vigeland:
Will Leighton
Rummel:
Malcolm Hayes
Sandstad:
Frank Partington
Lona Hessel:
Beatrix Lehmann
Johan Tonnesen:
William Eedle

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