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... Petula Clark. 11 0— Cause for Alarm (last episode). 11 15—Lloyd Thomas (organ). .1 56—News Summary. THIRD PROGRAMME o 0 —John Keats (poetry reading). 6 30 —Beethoven: Louis Kentner (piano). 7 0 —The Bauhaus, 19 1 9-1933 (talk). 7 20 —RAMEAU London Choir ...
... 3. Who was called the most learned fool in Christendom ? : (a) James I of England; (b) Charles II; (c) Edward 11. 4. John Keats, the poet, was for a time: (a) An apothecary's assistant: (b) A clergyman; (c) An assistant librarian. Answers below It's ...
... Geraldine Peppin (pianos). 9 25—THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE (talk by Sean O'Fao:ain). 9 45—Contemporary Music (cont.) 10 30—John Keats's The Eve o! St. Agnes. 11 o—Bach: Hans Brandts Buys (harPslchorci.). 11 35—The Coleridge Notebooks (talk). Speck's writing ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—John Keats: The Eve of St. Agnes (Reading). 6 30—A History In Sound of European Music: The Symphony. 7 20—The Celtic West (Talk) 7 50— LISZT: A FAUST SYMPHONY. 9 5 Nightmare Abbey (Play with Thomas rove Peacock). 10 s—Mend elssohn: ...
... THIRD PROGRAMME 6 o—Keyboard Music in Late Eighteenth Century. 6 35—Studying the Election (talk). 6 55—John Keats: The Eve of St. Agnes (reading). 7 30— LISZT : Kyla Greenbaum (piano), London Symphony Orel:, Part I. 8 15—Florence Nightingale in Her ...
... QUIZ 1. Who wrote The Lay of the Last Minstrel? Was it (a) Byron., (b) Sir Walter Scott, (c) John Keats? 2. A madrigal is a song (a) to be sung by several voices, usually entering in turn. (b) 4 a song which originated in Madrid, (c) with a descant ...
... Harpsichord. TELEVISION—SUTTON COLDFIELD 8 o—Newsreel. 8 15— The Eve of St. Agnee (a dance-drama based on the poem by John Keats. 9 o—William Tracey and Joe Sawyer ;n Fall In (film). 9 45—Phyllis Rob:l'ls In STARLIGHT SERENADE. 10 0-10 15—News ...
... second grade Hemingway And it is an uncommonly long time now since we had any first grade Hemingway LIKE other romantics John Keats was haunted by the fear that he would not achieve poetic immortality “ 1 have left no immortal work behind me nothing to ...
... little. It did not require much extra effort and only a little extra humility for a poet to alter a single sentence. Yet when John Keats of immortal memory altered the sentence A thing of beauty is a constant joy because his friend felt a slight dissatisfaction ...
... shuddered at it. I shudder no more. I could be martyred for my religion, which is love. I could die for you. . . . Yours ever. John Keats. Reading that, we know how he felt. The next letter gives us a very different picture of Prince Albert, Victoria's consort ...
... Art-study tour Awarded a £.56 - 0 scholarship by Liverpool Council for Education. Mr. John Keates, of Albert Road, Birkdale, a lecturer at Liverpool College of Art, has returned home after spending nearly six months painting and studying art in lltaly ...
... they take Can we believe that Mozart composed great sonatas at the age of five simply by taking pains ? Were the odes of John Keats merely the result of application— and nothing else ? Genius is produced only by the right combination of genes” the units ...