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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, RADIO: IDEAS

1972-0015

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1965-12-22

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Part 1 - Novels and Morals. A talk by Dr. Dennis Duffy, Professor in the Department of English, Trinity College, University of Toronto, about: literature, morality, Samuel Richardson's novel Pamela, the novel and the morality of society, obedience to the rules of orthodox morality. Part 2 - Off the Page. Reading from Richardson's novel Pamela by Elizabeth Mascall. Part 3 - Analogies in Music. A selection of music analogous with the literature discussed prepared by Clive Denton. Music begins with Dr. Arna's 1740 composition Rule Britannia sung by Peter Piers and the Aldeburgh Festival Choir conducted by Imogen Host. This music illustrates the self-satisfaction of the ruling class. Followed by Handel's 1739 Concerto Grosso, Opus 6, No 4 in A minor by the Bamberg Festival, conductor Fritz Lehmann, harpsichordist Carl Richter. <1h>

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GAD 0FD547

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