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A Light Classical Concert DONALD CAMPBELL (baritone)

on National Programme Daventry

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THE MACGIBBON STRING QUARTET:
Margot Macgibbon (violin); Evelyn Ruegg (violin); Molly O'Halloran (viola); Peers Coetmore (violoncello) DONALD CAMPBELLQUARTET
Armstrong Gibbs was born near Chelmsford in 1889, and was educated at Winchester College and Cambridge University... His musical studies at Cambridge came under the direction ot Professor E. J. Dent ; later he studied at the Royal College of Music, eventually joining the College staff as a professor of composition. Armstrong Gibbs has shown himself to be a composer of rare poetic: sensitiveness and a highly skilled and polished craftsman. He appears to favour chamber music and songs....for it is in these forms that he has done most of his best work. Th:' String Quartet, Op. 73, is one of his more recent compositions and shows his individuality and fine craftsman-, ship at its best.

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Violin:
Margot MacGibbon
Violin:
Evelyn Ruegg
Violin:
Molly O'Halloran

National Programme Daventry

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