Listings
: 'ANCHAR'
Short story by Mikhall PrishvinRead by Carleton Hobbs
This story about a coursing dog and an autumn shoot is taken from The Lake and the Woods: or Nature's Calendar.'
The translation from the Russian it by W. L. Goodman.
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: SCHUMANN
Drei Romanzen, Op. 28:B flat minor: F sharp: B
Drei Phanlasiestücke, Op. Ill:
C minor; A flat : C minor played by Adelina de Lara (piano)
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: BORRIOBOOLA-GHA
Talk by Howard J. PedrazaMr. Pedraza speaks about some of the men and motives that went to the making of Lokoia. the Niger settlement ridiculed by Dickens as ' Borrioboola-Gha ' but which, the speaker believes, was ' the germ of what is now Nigeria.'
Mr. Pedraza is District Officer in the Nigerian Political Service.
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: 'ARMIDE'
A tragedy in five actsLibretto by Philippe Quinault
Music by Lully
(sung In French)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master. Leslie Woodgate )
The Boyd Neel Orchestra (Leader, Granville Jones )
Thurston Dart (harpsichord)
CONDUCTED BY EDMOND APPIA
Repetiteur, George Coop
The aotion takes place in 1099 at thetime of the Crusades. See ' Music Diary,' p. 27
Act 1: Armide's palace
Act 2: A pleasant island
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: THE GREAT LOWLAND PLAIN
Talk by Sir Philip HendyA talk on some aspects of Dutch seventeenth-century padming and French landscape painting in connection with the present Winter Exhibition at rhe Royal Academy, Dutch Pictures 1450-1750.
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: ' ARMIDE '
Act 3: A desert Act 4: A woodAct 5: Armide's enchanted palace
(Marion Studholme broadcasts by permission of the Governors of Sadler's Wells)
Another performance: February 9
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: NEW SOUNDINGS
No. 11A monthly miscellany of new poetry and prose, edited and introduced by John Lehmann
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: CHAMBER MUSIC
The Aleph String Quartet:Alan Loveday (violin)
Reginald Morley (violin)
Max Gilbert (viola)
Harvey Phillips (cello)
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: MYTH AND FAITH
Some Implications of Demythologising by the Rev. R. Gregor SmithContributors
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