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(cello)
NINA MUSINYAN (piano)
From the Wigmore Hall, London
The Russian cellist Daniel Shafran is tonight making his first appearance in this country. In the Soviet Union his reputation is said to rival that of his contemporary, Rostropovich.

Contributors

Piano:
Nina Musinyan
Unknown:
Daniel Shafran

A miscellany of prose and verse compiled and introduced by BERNARD BERGONZI and read by Harvey Hall , Penelope Lee and Jonathan Williams
Mr. Bergonzi traces and evaluates the history of the Imagist movement in the poetry and prose criticism of F. S. Flint , T. E. Hulme , Richard Aldington , H. D., William Carlos Williams,
Ezra Pound , and T. S. Eliot.

Contributors

Introduced By:
Bernard Bergonzi
Read By:
Harvey Hall
Read By:
Penelope Lee
Read By:
Jonathan Williams
Unknown:
F. S. Flint
Unknown:
T. E. Hulme
Unknown:
Richard Aldington
Unknown:
William Carlos Williams,
Unknown:
Ezra Pound
Unknown:
T. S. Eliot.

Die
Tageszeiten Der Morgen Der Mittag Der Abend Die Nacht
INGRID CZERNY (soprano)
GERTRAUD PRENZLOW (contralto) GERHARD UNGER (tenor) GÜNTHER LtEB (baritone)
BERLIN CHAMBER Orchestra AND CHORUS
Conducted by HELMUT KOCH on a gramophone record

Contributors

Unknown:
Tageszeiten Der Morgen
Soprano:
Ingrid Czerny
Tenor:
Gerhard Unger
Conducted By:
Helmut Koch

A jazz opera
Music by William Russo
Words by Adrian Mitchell
THE Russo ORCHESTRA Leader, Leon Calvert
Conducted by THE COMPOSER
Assistant conductors, Patrick Gower and Richard Peaslee
Electronic sequences by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Produced by DOUGLAS CLEVERDON
The story concerns a remote island whose inhabitants are evacuated to the mainland on government orders, as the island is required for military purposes. The theme is the conflict between the primitive puritanism of the islanders and the complex, corrupt mainland society.

Contributors

Music By:
William Russo
Produced By:
Douglas Cleverdon

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