First of two talks by Steven Runciman
Steven Runciman speaks about the Christian minorities in the Middle East who still present a factor in politics which is not sufficiently appreciated.
Contributors
Unknown:
Steven
Runciman
Unknown:
Steven
Runciman
Unknown:
Middle
East
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
Tenor:
Alexander
Young
Piano:
Ernest
Lush
Piano:
Louis
Aubert
Unknown:
Rimes
Tendres
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
Partita: Ach wie nichtig, ach wie flüchtig
Prelude and Fugue in C played by Hans Heintze on the organ of St. John's Church. Luneburg on gramophone records
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
Soprano:
Adele
Leigh
Clarinet:
Stephen
Waters
Guitar:
Desmond
Dupre
Flute:
Gareth
Morris
Horn:
Dennis
Brain
Unknown:
Eli
Goren.
Unknown:
James
Barton
Unknown:
Patrick
Ireland
Unknown:
William
Pleeth
Violin:
Eli
Goren
Cello:
William
Pleeth
Music By:
Matyas
Seiber
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
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