A satyr play in two acts by Paul Claudel translated by NORA RATCLIFF Music by ANTONY HOPKINS with
Denys Blakelock as Hyacinth, the satyr majordomo Chorus of Satyrs spoken by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company sung by the Ambrosian Singers with a Protean Orchestra conducted by the composer Adapted for radio and produced by RAYMOND RAIKES To be repeated on April 7

Choir OF the CARMELITE PRIORY. KENSINGTON
Conductor, JOHN MCCARTHY
Palestrina
Magnificat primi torn Stabat Mater de Monte
Mass: Benedicta es From St. Gabriel's Church,
Cricklewood, London

An illustrated talk by HAROLD TRUSCOTT
Nottebohm, Bekker, and Marion Scott have established a thematic interconnection between the quartets Op. 132, 130, and 131, and in a recent talk Deryck Cooke extended this idea to include Op. 127 and 135 and suggested that the material of all five sprang from two basic ideas.
Harold Truscott believes that thematic connection was only one among many factors on which Beethoven relied to establish unity.