Listings
: CHAMBER MUSIC
The Carmirelli Quartet:Pina Carmirelli (violin)
Montserrat Cervera (violin)
Luigi Sagrati (viola)
Arturo Bonucci (cello)
Contributors
: LAW IN ACTION
A series of talks commenting on current legal issues32—Easements: an expanding concept
by a barrister
The owner of one piece of land may have rights over another—rights of way, for instance, or rights of light. Such ' easements ' for the benefit of an estate are nowadays not confined to a few well-established types, and the courts have recently been recognising new ' easements.' This talk discusses the significance of this tendency.
: CLAUDIO ARRAU
(piano): INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT versus APARTHEID
Talk by Sheila T. van der Horst Ph.D.Senior Lecturer in Economics,
University of Cape Town
In this, the second of two opposing talks, Dr. van der Horst examines the changes in the Union's economy due to the rapid growth of manufacturing industries. She believes that the apartheid policy would only be practicable if mining and agriculture predominated, and that in present conditions and apart from other objections it would involve prohibitive and disruptive economic set-backs.
Chronic Malnutrition in Africa, by Theodore Gillman : Thursday at 8.40
Contributors
: Donald Wolfit and Patric Doonan in ' PUNTILA '
by Bertolt BrechtTranslated by Richard Grenter and Gerhard Nellhaus and adapted for broadcasting by Helena Wood
Other parts played by Ivan Samson and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Music for the songs composed by Paul Dessau directed by Christopher Whelen
Accordionist, Ivor Beynon Guitarist, Freddie Phillips Produced by John Gibson
Contributors
: William BardweU 'CATHAY'
Cantata on Chinese poems translated by Ezra PoundPrelude; The beautiful toilet: Old idea of Choan (1); The city of Choan; Old idea of Choan (2); The river song; The song of the bowmen of Shu: The jewel stairs' grievance; Postlude: The river-merchant's wife-Sennin poem by Kakuhaku; A ballad of the mulberry road: Lament of the frontier guard
Ann Dowdall (soprano)
Eileen McLoughlin (soprano)
Jeannette Sinclair (soprano) -
Norman Piatt (baritone)
Bruce Boyce (baritone)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
An Instrumental Ensemble
Conducted by Norman Del Mar
Contributors
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