Richard Walton (trumpet)
Margaret Kitchin (piano) The Kathleen Merritt Orchestra
(Led by Eugenie Ansermier )
Conductor, Kathleen Merritt
Timothy Moore, who is the son of George E. Moore, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge, was born in 1922. At the Royal College of Music, where he was a foundation scholar from ;946-8. he studied under R. O. Morris. Edmund Rubbra, and Herbert Howclls. He now teaches music at Dartington-Hall. Devon.
The name of Norman Demuth must be well known to listeners, for he has written the music for a number of radio plays. Besides being a prolific composer he is the author of books on Rave. and Cisar Franck, and in this year of the centenary of Vincent d'Indy he is the English delegate of the Comité d'Action. He was born in 1898 and has been a Professor at the Royal Academy of Music since 1930. Last year he was nominated by the French Government an Officier d' Académie.
Of Irish parentage. Elizabeth Maconchy was born in Hertfordshire in 1907 and studied at the Royal College of Music with Charles Wood and. later, with Vaughan Williams. In 1929 she won the Octavia travelling scholarship and went to Prague, where her Piano Concerto was performed in the following year Harold Rutland