EDA BENNIE (Soprano)
HUGHES MACKLIN (Tenor)
THE first song is sung by Lionel, who has lost his love ' Martha (really Lady Harriet Durham in disguise)., He tells of his sorrow at parting from her, and conjures her not to leave him in despair.
DON CÆSAR DE BAZAN, to escape hanging, has married a veiled lady whom lie does not know. After the ceremony she has gone away. Ho is. searching for her, but she eludes him. Such,' he muses, ' is the promised but fading happiness of the profligate when nothing remains to him but the sad memory of the past.' Then ho puts these sentiments into the song, ' There is a flow'r that bloometh.'

OCTET Waltz No. 2 - Amherst Webber
Trauer Gesang ., - Amherst Webber
Melodic La Premiere - Amherst Webber
HUGHES MACKLIN Ah, so pure (from ' Martha - Flolow
There is a flow'r that bloometh (from 'Maritana') - Vincent Wallace
OCTET Fantasy Pictures from a Pantomime Sleepy Tune-in Pierrot's Garden; Harebell and Fairy Pipers; Legend â?? Columbine's Dream Dance ; The March of the Clowns - Kenneth A. Wright
Ep BENNIE Orpheus with his Lute - Vaughan Williams
A Song Remembered - Eric Coates
You - Crosse
The New Umbrella - Besly
OCTET Liebestod - Wagner, arr. Woodhouse
HUGHES MACKLIN My Dreams - Tosti
Mother o' Mine - Tours
I'll sing thee songs of Araby - Clay
OCTET Wiegenlied - Straws
Colonial Song ; - Percy Grainger
Berceuse - Cesar Cui
Marionettes Espagnoles - Cesar Cui
EDA BENNIE To-day my spinet (from' Tom Jones ') - German
A Night Idyll - Loughborough
A Birthday - Woodman
OCTET Intermezzo, ' Philemon and Baucis ' - Gounod