(Section C)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
Conducted by CONSTANT LAMBERT
EDWARD REACH (tenor)
William Boyce (1710-1779), son of a London cabinet-maker, was a famous organist and composer of church music and editor of a collection of Cathedral Music. Boyce held a number of important posts in London, including organist at St. Michaels, Cornhill, composer to the Chapel Royal, and conductor to the Three Choirs Festival. In addition to a great deal of sacred music he wrote a fair amount for the theatre.
EDWARD REACH AND ORCHESTRA
Incidental Music to Shylock, for Tenor and Orchestra Faure i. Chanson; 2. Entr'acte ; 3. Madrigal; 4. Epithalame; 5. Nocturne ; 6. Finale
ORCHESTRA
Fantasia on Finnish Tunes Dargomijsky
EDWARD REACH
I did but look and love) awhile }C.M.Campbell
Once and no more
A Wine Jug Benjamin Love 's Secret Bantock Marching Along........Julius Harrison
ORCHESTRA
Ballet Suite, Pomona......... Lambert
1. Intrata ; 2. Courante ; 3. Pastorale; 4. Minuetto; 5. Passacaglia; 6. Rigadoon; 7. Siciliana ; 8. Marcia
Constant Lambert's second ballet Pomona, completed at the end of 1926, was produced by La Nijinska at the Theatre Colon, Buenos Ayres , in 1927. The story is based on the Roman legend of Vertumnus and Pomona, but as it is a classical tale, consisting of set dances without miming 6r descriptive interludes, it can give its message as pure music perfectly well without a knowledge of the story.