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: CHAMBER MUSIC
Harry Danks (viola) Robert Collet (piano)The Wigmore Ensemble:
Geoffrey Gilbert (flute), Terence MacDonagh (oboe). Peter Newbury (oboe). Jack Brymer (clarinet), Walter Lear (clarinet). Gwydion Brooke (bassoon), Edward Wilson (bassoon), Edmund Chapman (horn), Ian Beers (horn), Jean Pougnet (violin), Thomas Carter (violin), Frederick Riddle (viola). Anthony Pini (cello), Maria Korchinska (harp)
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: ON NOT FINISHING BUILDINGS
Interior Design and the Modern MovementTalk by Ian McCallum ,
A.R.I.B.A.
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: HINDEMITH
SonataStuart Knussen (double-bass)
Charles Spinks (piano)
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: FRANCE AND NORTH AFRICA: A PROBLEM OF RELATIONSHIPS
A group of five talks5-The Tunisian Experiment by Si Mohammed Masmoudi
Minister of National Economy in Tunisia
This talk is to be given in French: a translation will be broadcast at io.o p.m.
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: 'THE BAIT'
A play in verse by James MerrillProduced by Mary Hope Allen
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: Composer and Interpreter BEETHOVEN
Symphony No. 9, in D minorLuise Helletsgruber (soprano)
Rosette Anday (contralto)
Georg Maikl (tenor)
Richard Mayr (bass- baritone)
Vienna State Opera Chorus
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Felix Weingartncr on gramophone records
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: FRANCE AND NORTH AFRICA: A PROBLEM OF RELATIONSHIPS
5-The Tunisian ExperimentAn English version of the talk broadcast at 7.45, translated and read by John Cocking , Professor of French Language and Literature in the University of London.
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: ORLANDO GIBBONS AND HIS FAMILY
(Continued in next column)Susi Jeans (organ)
Thurston Dart (virginals)
The London Consort of Viols:
Harry Danks. Stanley Wootton
Sylvia Putterill. Robert Donington
Henry Revell
The Golden Age Singers:
Margaret Field-Hyde
Elizabeth Osborn. Helen Watts John Whitworth. René
Soames Gordon Clinton
Directed by Margaret Field-Hyde
The Choir of Hampstead Parish Church
Conductor, Martindale Sidwell
The second of two programmes devised by Susi Jeans
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: READING A POEM
* 2 — Dejection' an Ode by S. T. ColeridgeTalk by A. Alvarez
The poem is read by Christopher Hassall before and after the talk
In this series critics are invited to take a single poem and examine it in as much detail as they see fit in order to bring out the full meaning.
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