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Italian Madrigals
0 primavera. gioventti de I'anno 0 dolcezze amarissimi d'amore
Mi saluta costei
Io moro, ecco ch'io moro Feritevi, ferite
Dunque addio, care selve Fiamma ch'allaccla sung by the AMBROSIAN CONSORT:
Patricia Clark (soprano) Ursula Connors (soprano) Jean Allister (contralto) Edgar Fleet (tenor)
John McCarthy (tenor) John Frost (bass)
Directed by DENIS STEVENS
Programme introduced by Denis Stevens

Contributors

Soprano:
Patricia Clark
Soprano:
Ursula Connors
Contralto:
Jean Allister
Tenor:
John McCarthy
Bass:
John Frost
Directed By:
Denis Stevens
Introduced By:
Denis Stevens

talking to DAVID SYLVESTER
While nowadays considered one of the leading British painters of his generation, Medley (born in 1905) was best known before the war as the designer for several of the Group Theatre's productions, including Auden and Isherwood's Ascent of F6 and MacNeice's version of the Aaamemnon
Second broadcast

A new play for radio by Brigid Brophy
Three Americans are on vacation in an Italian valazzo and find that it lacks the comforts of home .
Produced by RICHARD IMISON
Second broadcast followed by an interlude at 7.55

Contributors

Unknown:
Brigid Brophy
Produced By:
Richard Imison
Virgil Knockerbicker:
Ronald Wilson
Homer Knockerbicker:
Harry Tows
Merry Knockerbicker:
Mavis Villiers
Lia-Pia:
Nicolette Bernard
Angelo Lumaca:
John Baddeley
Mrs van den Most:
Mavis Villiers

by RAYMOND DURGNAT
Old serial films, such as FeuOlade's Les Vampires, are all the rage again-though with a perhaps more sophisticated audience ..
Raymond Durgnat traces the origins of these films-of Fantomas. Judex and the galère of mad doctors-and suggests some reasons for this curious revival of the serial spirit.

Contributors

Unknown:
Raymond Durgnat
Unknown:
Raymond Durgnat

† ALAN TYSON examines Beethoven's sketches, including some in a sketch-book recently published in Russia, and discusses the light they throw on Beethoven's creative processes. He talks in particular about the Kreutzer Sonata and the Violin Concerto.
The illustrations are played by HUGH BEAN and FREDERICK STONE followed by an Interlude at 10.50

Contributors

Unknown:
Alan Tyson
Played By:
Hugh Bean
Unknown:
Frederick Stone

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