2. Contents in German and English
4. 1. Introduction: Paul Silber.................................................2’ 22”
5. 2. Introduction: Sheila Braggins .......................................5’ 23”
6. 3. Alfred Wolfsohn - English canon “London’s Burning”
7. .... Fips Faraday, Roy Hart, Julian Keeble, Ernest Cole,
8. ....Jenny Johnson, Jill Johnson, Marita Gunther,
9. ....Avis Cole .....................................................................;;..1’44”
10. 4. Alfred Wolfsohn – Haydn’s string quartet No 6,
11. ....Fips Faraday, Roy Hart, Julian Keeble, Ernest Cole,
12. ....Jenny Johnson, Jill Johnson, Marita Gunther,
13. ....Avis Cole.....................................................................;.. 3’ 38"
14. 5. Alfred Wolfsohn – Mozart’s “The Magic Flute”
15. ....all the voices - Jill Johnson ........................................;;..7’ 20”
16. 6. Alfred Wolfsohn - Christopher Rilke’s “Cornet”
17. ....all the characters - Jill Johnson...............................;;.....9’ 29”
18. 7. Marita Gunther’s London Lecture..........................;;;...12’ 07”
19. 8. Alfred Wolfsohn answers some questions ..................3’ 17”
20. 9. Conclusion: Paul Silber ..........................................;......0’ 49”
21. Total time -..........................................................:..;;;;;;;.;;;.46’ 16”
    (Tracks 3, 4, 5, 6 were recorded in mono sound.)
    Alfred Wolfsohn's words introducing each new track,
    are then orally translated by Paul Silber in English.

On track 7, MARITA GUNTHER, a life long pupil of Alfred Wolfsohn, reads her lecture given in London in 2001