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Original music by Benjamin Britten, played by a section of the English Sinfonia Orchestra conducted by Steuart BedfordSpecial sounds by Swart Robinson of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop That is the only thing that never fails.'-Merlyn the WizardĪn education fit for a king - that is what young Wart receives when Merlyn the magician takes over as his tutor a series of magical lessons with a most unexpected end in view. Dramatised by Neville TellerWith Michael Hordern as Merlyn and Toby Robertson as Wart

The Sword in the Stone by T.H. White