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The Choral and Orchestral Union of Glasgow

on Regional Programme Scotland

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THE SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA
(Leader, DAVID MCCALLUM )
Conductor, JOHN BARBIROLLI
MARJORY PARRY (soprano)
PARRY JONES (tenor)
DAVID McCALLUM (violin)
Relayed from the St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow
ORCHESTRA
Overture, Hansel and Gretel Humperdinck
PARRY JONES AND ORCHESTRA
Aria, Lohengrin's Farewell..... Wagner
LOHENGRIN, forced by his vows to leave his wife Elsa after having been induced by her to reveal his name and mission, is now about to depart. The swan, drawing the boat in which Lohengrin first came, now approaches. Lohengrin addresses the swan sadly and then turns and bids Elsa a tender and sorrowful farewell.
MARJORY PARRY , PARRY JONES AND ORCHESTRA
Act I, Scene 3, Die Walkure... Wagner
SIEGMUND, wounded and flying from his enemies, has come to the hut of Hunding, in the forest. There he finds Sieglinde, who gives him shelter, in which Hunding, returning later, acquiesces with surly hospitality. After the three have eaten, Hunding and Sieglinde retire but Sieglinde stealthily returns. The present excerpt begins from here. She recognises in Siegmund her deliverer, and points out to him a sword, deeply embedded in a tree trunk, that nobody can draw out. Siegmund, however, finds the strength to do so, to the great joy of Sieglinde, who now recognises her mate. After an impassioned duet, Siegmund carries Sieglinde off with him into the forest.

Contributors

Leader:
David McCallum
Conductor:
John Barbirolli
Soprano:
Marjory Parry
Violin:
David McCallum
Violin:
Gretel Humperdinck
Unknown:
Marjory Parry

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