... ertheless those to do with Ithe songs, with how he colours| his accompaniments and uses rubato as a way of making | the piano speak as eloquently as the voice. His illustration of how he varies the accompaniment to the opemnlfi song of the « Schone Mullerin ...

... important that they are present. Anything we do has to be justified in the public eve, Witnesses are more likely to endeavour to speak the truth — or at least something, close to it—if they know they are being reported.” ...

... FREAKISH “The low figures for February and March were thought to be a bit freakish. statistically speaking, and the April rate is probably more realistic although the upward trend will still make the Government a bit wary of assuming too much too soon ...

... creating a form- . filling, means-tested, ffifltened, joned npation by Mr illiam Hamilton (Lab, W e) in the Commons last | Speaking during an adjournment debate. he strongly eriticisea advertisements placed in newspapers by Government departments. He claimed ...

... Hailsham, last night discounted fears that the Industrial Relations Bill might restrict comment in the media on disputes. He was speaking durin the Lords debate onnthuse 52 of the Bill which deals with inducement of or threat to induce, breach of contract. Lord ...

... *editemnean and hopes her| allies will follow suit, the US‘ Defence Secretary. Mr Melvin.| Laird. said here today. i He was speaking at an airport | Press confereQ:e on his arrival | here for tomo row’s session of! Nato's Defence Planhing Committee. \ He ...

... makes me. despair when a lecturer in politics trots out such superficial waffle.” *“ It might pay Dr Franklin to actually speak to some MPs and find out what kind of %}ob it is. To s\g‘est that an MP’s work load be effectively assessed from visible things ...

... Amateurs for the Festival Mr Johp D. Scott, of Newmills, chairman of the Scottish Community Drama Association, speaking at the closing ion of the national fuil-length l“y festival in the Albert Hall, Stirling, on Saturday, said the association had been ...

... minutes — takes up his themes of mory, old age and regeneration. It is dense and cannot be absorbed at ove sitting. old man is speaking of time, where the Geoffrey of the title es between the present imaginary figure in the next _bed to the reincarnation of ...

... men W research and develo| jects and those of 1l assessors, according Chambers, now ch Royal Insurance A& chairman of ICL. Speaking at the Stock Exchange Conference at Liver day, he said: “H those people whocompany in which asts are directors fl:ny and are ...

... the negotiations, “A lot of people have suspected this but there are no grounds for such suspicion,” Mr Riopon said. He was speaking after completing two rounds of talks with Mr Andreas Cappelen, the Norwegian Foreign Minister and other Government leaders ...

... Moore, the choice was not so kward: chances to hear him since his retire;nent have been depressingly ew. . He was billed to speak about Schubert’s song cycles, “ Die Schone Muilerin ” and Winterreise.” What he gave us. however, was more like a variation ...