Sonata No. 3, in B minor Sonata No. 4, in A major played by Denis VAUGHAN (clavichord) Second of two programmes in which Denis Vaughan plays four sonatas from C. P. E. Bach 's first collection

A play for voices by Dylan Thomas
with Richard Burton, Hugh Griffith, Mervyn Johns
The songs set by Daniel Jones
The children's songs and singing game recorded at Albert Road Junior School, Penarth
A new production by Douglas Cleverdon (Second broadcast)
"Under Milk Wood" was commissioned by the BBC and originally produced in the Third in 1954. It has been chosen by the European Broadcasting Union as the dramatic work to be broadcast in the "Radio in Europe" series.

Opera in two acts
Libretto by SONNLEITHNER and TREITSCHKE after the play by Bouilly Music by Beethoven sung in German on gramophone records
Chorus of the VIENNA STATE OPERA
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Conducted by WILHELM FURTWANGLER
Act 1

† by RONALD DAVEY
Corot's figure paintings and studies from nature were not generally exhibited in his lifetime. Since the 'twenties these have been more highly regarded than the romantic landscapes which established his fame.
Ronald Davey , Lecturer in the History of Art at the University of Newcastle on Tyne, questions the idea, implied by some of his modern critics, that Corot may be regarded as a man of diminished artistic responsibility.
An exhibition of Corot's work Is on view at the Marlborough Gallery.

Act 2

Uneasy Terms by J. W. A. THORNELY ,
Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
If a hire-purchase agreement is ended prematurely, the hirer who ends it honestly often pays more than one who keeps the goods without paying and lets the owner end it. Thornely examines some recent cases and suggests what should be done. He also looks critically at the Molony Committee's proposals and says what he thinks should go into the legislation expected in Parliament's coming session.

played by TESSA ROBBINS (violin)
ROBIN WOOD (piano)