Listings
The South's New Dilemma
Talk by John Hope Franklin
Professor of History at
Howard University, Washington, D.C. Since racially segregated schools were declared unconstitutional in the U.S.A. in 1954, 'the South has persuaded Itself,' says Professor Franklin, 'that a teal dilemma exists. It regards itself as faced with the alternative of yielding to 0 specious sociological Supreme Court decision that presumes to interfere with its internal affairs, or of maintaining its right " by lawful resistance " to preserve its local and racial integrity. Thus it proceeds to wrestle with an age-old problem in the age-old context of honour and morality.'
(The recorded broadcast of Sept. S)
Contributors
Talk By:
John Hope
Franklin
Bernard Cottret (baritone)
Silverio de la Torre (reciter)
Julian Bream (lute)
Charles Spinks (harpsichord)
London Chamber Singers
London Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Thomas Carter )
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
(Continued in next column)
PART 1: Music of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
Falai meus olhos; Si amores me han de matar, for five-part chorus
16th century, ed. Jesus Bal y Gay
Ay Jesus que mal fraile, for four voices
16th century, ed. Miguel Gavalda
Durandarte, for tenor voice and lute
Luis Milan , ed. Schrade
(tenor, John Boulter )
Nunca tue pena mayor, for string orchestra and lute
15th century, arr. Anthony Bernard
Falalanlera, for soloists and chorus
16th century, ed. Jesus Bal y Gay
6.50 Before the second part of the concert:
' LAMENT FOR
IGNACIO SANCHEZ MEJIAS ' by Federico Garcia Lorca
Translated by A. L. Lloyd
Read by Beatrix Lehmann
Contributors
Baritone:
Bernard
Cottret
Harpsichord:
Charles
Spinks
Leader:
Thomas
Carter
Conductor:
Anthony
Bernard
Unknown:
Miguel
Gavalda
Unknown:
Luis
Milan
Tenor:
John
Boulter
Unknown:
Anthony
Bernard
Unknown:
Ignacio Sanchez
Mejias
Unknown:
Federico Garcia
Lorca
Translated By:
A. L.
Lloyd
Read By:
Beatrix
Lehmann
PART 2
Llanto por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias
(poem by Federico Garcia Lorca )
Maurice Ohana
(first performance in this country) Another performance: Wednesday Harold Rutland writes on page 4
Contributors
Unknown:
Ignacio Sanchez
Mejias
Unknown:
Federico Garcia
Lorca
Unknown:
Maurice
Ohana
Unknown:
Harold
Rutland
Talk by J. Z. Young , F.R.S.
Professor of Anatomy.
University College. London
Professor Young's researches on the ways in which animals learn are already known to listeners. In this talk he describes his more recent experiments on the learning powers of the octopus and the structures in its brain that make learning possible. Electronic circuits built to imitate these brains can be used to test the correctness of theories about memory and to suggest new experiments on the living animal.
Contributors
Talk By:
J. Z.
Young , F.R.S.
Symphony No. 8, in F
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Arturo Toscanint on gramophone records
Symphony No. 9: Nov. 28 and Dec. 1
Contributors
Conducted By:
Arturo
Toscanint
A talk by David Jones on the streets of Roman Britain
Mr. Jones suggests that we today are in a good position to understand something of the changing world of fourteen centuries ago. A book by Ivan D. Margary, Roman Roads in Britain Volume I, has recently been published.
Contributors
Talk By:
David
Jones
A play by Giles Cooper based on the novel by William Golding
Produced by Archie Campbell Members of Larchfield Cathedral choir:
A section of Highgate School Choir
Choirmaster, Edward Chapman
Music and special effects composed and conducted by Christopher whelen
The Place: An Island
The Period: Sometime, Never
Contributors
Play By:
Giles
Cooper
Novel By:
William
Golding
Produced By:
Archie
Campbell
Choirmaster:
Edward
Chapman
Conducted By:
Christopher
Whelen
Narrator:
David
Laing
Ralph, a preparatory schoolboy:
Anthony
Valentine
Piggy, an evacuee:
Robin
Willett
Twins: Sam:
Bernard
Doe
Twins :Eric:
Jonathan
Swift
Jack, choir leader:
Oscar
Quitak
Maurice:
Barry
Martin
Roger:
Anthony
Adams
Simon:
Nicky
Edmett
Robert:
John
Bull
Walter:
Vincent
Daniels
Littl'uns: Tommy:
Colin
Gibson
Percival:
Ngaire
Thomson
Two other Littl'uns:
Viola
Merrett
Two other Littl'uns:
Peter
Bartlett
Voice of 'The Head':
Cyril
Shaps
Bates, a Naval Rating:
David
Laing
Naval Commander:
Gerald
Welch
Piano Sonata played by Margaret Kitchin
(Recording of broadcast on May U
Contributors
Played By:
Margaret
Kitchin