GEORGE PIZZEY (Baritone)
DAVID WISE (Violin)
A SMALL ORCHESTRA and FEMALE CHORUS
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
THE Composer at the Piano
MR. ROWLEY is a London organist and teacher who was born at Shepherd's Bush some thirty-six years ago. As a composer, younger listeners probably know more about him than most of the older ones, for, in his compositions, he has until' lately given more attention to children than to grown-ups. His music is sung and played in many schools.
He has, however, written much music of more general aim. One of his works, a fanciful Opera, The Princess who Lost a Tune, has received an Award from the Carnegie Music Trust.
ORCHESTRA River Idyll (First performance)
8.4 GEORGE PIZZEY
Song Cyele, ' Pillicock Hill ' (First performance)
If I could go anywhere ; The hairy dog ; Tim Willow ; The hare ; Pigeons at church ; The elephant; Miracles; A ship sails up to Bedford
8.12 DAVID WISE
Romantic Poem Rigadoon Plaint
Rant
8.22 GEORGE PIZZEY
Pretty Betty
The Bonny Sailor
8.27 ORCHESTRA
Suite for Flute and Strings, ' Country Idylls '
The Passing Shepherd at evening The Piper-a fragment; As lovers go-in 'dream; In Springtime-and in May
8.40 Chorus
The Bargee
Love's Farewell
Dreamland calling
Ring out, wild bells
8.52 ORCHESTRA
Nautical Suite for Strings and Piano :
Ashore ; In Harbour; Outward Bound