Conducted by THE COMPOSER
ISABEL I'ANSON (Soprano)
DALE SMITH (Baritonp)
KATHLEEN MOORHOUSE (Solo Violoncello)
At tho Piano-THE COMPOSER
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA
A NYONE who attended the famous Halle Concerts at Manchester for thirty-five consecutive seasons must have constantly heard one man at the organ throughout the whole period. This was C. H. Fogg , who was Organist to the Halle Society during all those years, and was. in fact, one of the best-known practising musicians in the North.
His son is Eric Fogg , born in February, 1903.
Hy 1920, Eric Fogg could already claim a very considerable output of music, and in that year he conducted a Ballet of his at a Queen's
Hall ' Prom. '
In the last seven years he has simplified his style, and has already published a great deal of music which. in the opinions of many, not. merely shows promise, but gives us "actual achievement.
To-night we are to hear representative works by this Composer, in the performance of which we have the advantage of his co-operation. ORCHESTRA
Orchestral Poem, ' Sea Sheen '
ISABEL I'ANSON (with Orchestra) Three Chinese Songs :
Tae Kivae ; Tsuya Dreams ; Broken Tryst
DALE SMITH (with Orchestra) Peace
Hunting Song of the Seeonee Pack
Introduction and Allegro for Flute. Obor, Clari: et, Horn and Piano. (First Performance)
FRANK ALMGILL (Flute) ; JOHN FIELD (Oboe)
FREDERICK THURSTON (Clarinet); FRANK PROBYN (Horn) and The Composer
ISABEL I'ANSON
Two Blake Songs (To Morning; Laughing Song) Evening
When Passion's Trance is
Overpast KATHLEEN MOORHOUSE and THE COMPOSER Poem for Violoncello and Piano
DALE SMITH
The Dove
The Devon Maid
The Dismantled Ship]
Sing a Song of Cricketers
ORCHESTRA
Prelude, Past the Sweet Lilac Clover-field'