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Dr. Healey Willan: Born in England, Dr.
Willan’s creative talent and industry have
resulted in a prodigious musical output during
his 40 years in Canada.
Healey Waillan, né en Grande-Bretagne, a
écrit toute son œuvre, abondante et variée, au
Canada où il vit depuis 40 ans.
Program Notes
Sundays: Special Speaker — 1705 and
1850 GMT — brings to the overseas
microphone Canadians and visitors
speaking on topics of their own choice.
Press Review: Canada — 1715 GMT.
Each week from editorial pages of
Canadian papers across the country,
Harold Pickel of CBC selects and
comments.
Canadiana — 2240 GMT. Stories,
anecdotes, adventures — all com-
bining to tell about the less ordinary
aspects of Canadian living. On
January 4, Peter Inglis of Ottawa
bemoans the passing of the steam
locomotive in favour of the diesel.
Tuesdays: How We Live— 2245 GMT—
a magazine of local impressions of
everyday life in our varied centres,
ranging from big-city shopping to
prairie farm commuting.
Thursdays: Canada at Work — 2245
GMT — with report and comment
about Canada’s industry, trade, fi-
nance and natural resources.
Saturdays: Books and Shows — 1705
and 1850 GMT (see back cover) —
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Jean Papineau-Couture: Teacher at the Quebec
Provincial Conservatory in Montreal, Mr.
Papineau-Couture has many piano and vocal
compositions to his credit.
Jean Papineau-Couture, professeur au Conser-
vatoire de Musique de la province de Québec,
qui a surtout écrit pour le piano et la voix.
Here will be heard programmes on
Canadian music for the month of
January. On January 4, Chester
Duncan of Winnipeg talks about
Western Canadian composers. Mr.
Duncan, himself a composer and
pianist, will illustrate his topic at the
studio keyboard. The following week,
we hear about Eastern Canadian
composers, from Toronto, Canada’s
eastern musical centre. The rest of
the series for January will be devoted
to reviews of performances of out-
standing orchestras and choral groups.
News Analysis: Following news bulle-
tins at 1700, 1845 and 2230 GMT
each weekday, Monday through Fri-
day, observers and commentators
chosen from journalism and academic
life, analyse for overseas listeners
current topics of Canadian and inter-
national interest. Speakers for Janua-
ry include: Frank Swanson, of the
Ottawa Citizen; J. B. McGeachy, of
the Toronto Globe and Mail, a
regular Wednesday broadcaster; James
Gibson, Professor of History at
Carleton College, Ottawa: and Peter
Stursberg of the CBC’s New York
staff at United Nations.
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