Verdi and Schiller

• Talk
• Recording date: 23/10/68? (unidentified date on transcript)
• First transmission: 6.40 pm 11/1/69 BBC Third Programme
• Duration: 35 minutes 45 seconds
• Repeat(s): 7.30 pm 21/2/69 BBC Third Programme
• Transcript: BBC Written Archives
• Recording: BLSA Tape 1314R

The Role of the Intelligentsia

The Romantic Movement in Europe

• Talk
• First transmission: 3/2/67 BBC Home Service
• Duration: 19 minutes
• Series: Talks for Sixth Forms: Four Distinguished Men
• Producer: Tom Butcher
• Transcript: BBC Written Archives (School Scripts Talks for VIth Forms)

Joseph de Maistre

J G Hamann (part 2)

Some Sources of Romanticism: the six A. W. Mellon Lectures (sponsored by the Bollingen Foundation), delivered at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, March–April 1965 (there is a link to a recording of each lecture in the titles below):

New Oxford College: an interview with Derek Cooper on IB's appointment as the founding ‘Master’ [i.e. President] of Wolfson College, Oxford

Oral History Interview for the John F. Kennedy Library

• Interview with Arthur Schlesinger, Jr, for the John F. Kennedy Oral History Project
• Recording date: 12 April 1965
• Transcript: Berlin Papers; John F. Kennedy Library, Columbia Point, Dorchester, Massachusetts 02125, USA (see MS 78-356 in National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections, Catalog 1978) – to whom version edited by Henry Hardy has been sent
• Recording: John F. Kennedy Library (copy at BLSA: Tape H3760)

The Concert Interval

• Interview
• First transmission: 3.35 pm 4/7/65 BBC Third Programme
• Duration (whole programme): 15 minutes
• Presenter: Julian Budden
• Transcript: not found at BBC Written Archives under Concert Interval (title used in programme index)

Royal Academy of Arts

• Royal Academy annual dinner at Burlington House: reply to proposal of toast to the guests by Sir Charles Wheeler, and proposal of toast to the Academy
• First transmission: 9.00 pm 28/4/65 BBC Home Service
• Duration (whole programme): 60 minutes
• Presenter: Robert Hudson
• Transcript: not found at BBC Written Archives under Royal Academy of Art (title used in programme index)