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A Recital of Songs by Graham Peel

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MEGAN THOMAS (soprano)
SINCLAIR LOGAN (baritone)
MEGAN THOMAS
The Setting Sun Gypsies
Ferry me across the water
SINCLAIR LOGAN
In Summertime on Bredon Loveliest of Trees
Song of the Wooden-legged Fiddler
MEGAN THOMAS
The Lake Isle of Innisfree The Early Morning Wander Thirst
SINCLAIR LOGAN
Flow down, cold rivulet Jenny kissed me Oxen
Everyone knows Graham Peel 's setting of ' In Summertime on Bredon ', but the rest of his music, though by no means unknown, deserves much wider popularity than it has won so far. A North Countryman born near Manchester in 1877, an old Harrow boy, and a graduate of University College, Oxford, Peel had the good luck to carry out his musical studies under Dr. Ernest Walker , one of the most enlightened and experienced of teachers. He has made a speciality of song writing; besides such song cycles as ' The Country Lover' and ' The Shropshire Lad', he has produced settings of many separate songs, all characterised by manly, straightforward sentiment and brightly melodious ideas.

Contributors

Soprano:
Megan Thomas
Baritone:
Sinclair Logan
Baritone:
Megan Thomas
Unknown:
Sinclair Logan
Unknown:
Megan Thomas
Unknown:
Sinclair Logan
Unknown:
Jenny Kissed
Unknown:
Graham Peel
Unknown:
Dr. Ernest Walker

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National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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