Listings
: ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
Ilona Kabos (piano)BBC Northern Orchestra
(Leader.Reginald Stead )
Conductor, John Hopkins
Contributors
: THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHES IN THE MIDDLE EAST
First of two talks by Steven RuncimanSteven Runciman speaks about the Christian minorities in the Middle East who still present a factor in politics which is not sufficiently appreciated.
Contributors
: RECITAL
Alexander Young (tenor)Ernest Lush (piano)
Louis Aubert
Les yeux
Rimes Tendres :
Quand, a tes genoux, murmurant ton nom; Si de mon premier rgve; Souvent de nos biens le meilleur
(Continued in next column)
Faurt
Chanson d'amour; Sérénade toscane; Le plus doux chemin; La chanson du pêcheur; Nocturne; Adieu; Le voyageur
Contributors
: THE SOVIET VIEW
A report on the Soviet point of view as expressed recently in the Soviet press and broadcasts in the U.S.S.R.Compiled by members of the BBC foreign news department
: GEORG BOHM
Partita: Ach wie nichtig, ach wie flüchtigPrelude and Fugue in C played by Hans Heintze on the organ of St. John's Church. Luneburg on gramophone records
Contributors
: THE LAST DAYS OF TOLSTOY'
A programme based on Tolstoy's diaries and on the writings and recollections of his friends and family: by Denis ConstandurosContributors
: MATYAS SEIBER
Adele Leigh (soprano)Stephen Waters (clarinet) Desmond Dupre (guitar)
Gareth Morris (flute) Dennis Brain (horn)
Allegri Quartet:
Eli Goren. James Barton
Patrick Ireland , William Pleeth
Eli Goren (violin)
William Pleeth (cello)
Fantasy, for flute, horn, and string quartet
Drei Morgenstern-lieder. for soprano and clarinet: Die Trichter; Das Knie; Das Nasobem
Sonata da Camera, for violin and cello Four French Folk Songs, for soprano and guitar: Réveillez-vous; J'ai descendu; Le rossignol; Marguerite, elle est malade
String Quartet No. 1
First of four programmes of music by Matyas Seiber
Contributors
: UNFINISHED NOVEL
by R. C. Hutchinson' How is it possible that a great number of people could have taken part in a programme of deliberate, cold-blooded, prolonged, sub-human cruelty? ' This was the theme, its setting Germany 1945, which Mr. Hutchinson found intractable in a novel.
Extracts read by Carleton Hobbs
Contributors
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