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1874-1952
A tribute to the first President of the Israeli Republic
Compiled and narrated by DAVID TUTAEV from recorded interviews with people who knew him, including
MRS. VERA WEIZMANN
MR. MOSHE SHARETT
LORD BOOTHBY
MR. DAVID BEN GURION
MR. ARTHUR LOURIE
SIR HAROLD NICOLSON Produced by CHRISTOPHER SYKES

Contributors

Unknown:
David Tutaev
Unknown:
Mrs. Vera Weizmann
Unknown:
Mr. Moshe Sharett
Unknown:
Lord Boothby
Unknown:
Mr. David Ben Gurion
Unknown:
Mr. Arthur Lourie
Unknown:
Sir Harold Nicolson
Produced By:
Christopher Sykes

Edmund Kurtz (cello)
Ernest Lush (piano)
Alberto Ginastera , outstanding among the younger generation of composers in Argentina, was born In 1916. Pampeana, inspired by the vast treeless plain of South America, was written in 1950 and is dedicated to Edmund Kurtz.
Ernst Krenek, born in Vienna in 1900 of a Czech family, came under the Influence of Schoenberg and has since adopted the principles of twelve-note technique. His Cello Suite, written in 1942, has five movements.

Contributors

Cello:
Edmund Kurtz
Piano:
Ernest Lush
Unknown:
Alberto Ginastera
Unknown:
Edmund Kurtz.

A selection of recent and unpublished verse arranged and produced by Terence Tiller
Contributors: Jack Bevan, Michael Dennis Browne, Zulfikar Ghose, Denis Goacher, Madge Hales, G W. Ireland, Hubert Moore, Peter Redgrove, Paul Roche, Vernon Scannell, Jon Silkin, Gillian Stone, Lydia Wickham, Raymond Wilson and David Wright

Readers: Penelope Lee , Duncan Carse and David Spenser

followed by interlude at 10.50

Contributors

Produced By:
Terence Tiller
Unknown:
Jack Bevan
Unknown:
Michael Dennis Browne
Unknown:
Zulfikar Ghose
Unknown:
Denis Goacher
Unknown:
Madge Hales
Unknown:
W. Ireland
Unknown:
Hubert Moore
Unknown:
Peter Redgrove
Unknown:
Paul Roche
Unknown:
Vernon Scannell
Unknown:
Jon Silkin
Unknown:
Gillian Stone
Unknown:
Lydia Wick
Unknown:
Raymond Wilson
Readers:
David Wright
Readers:
Penelope Lee
Readers:
Duncan Carse
Readers:
David Spenser

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