KATE WINTER (Soprano); HERBERT HEYNER (Baritone); ANNE GODFREY (Solo Violin)

KATE WINTER
St. Valentine Valgovind's Boat Song
The Daffodils

HERBERT HEYNER
An Autumn Song (Posthumous first performance)
Come to the Fair
An Interlude
Three More Songs of the Fair'
Fairings

ANNE GODFREY
An old-time Tune
Savourneed Deelish
Morning Song

KATE WINTER and Herbert HEYNER
Duet, 'Who goes a-walking'

KATE WINTER
Midsummer Eve
A Far-off Tide
St. Nicholas Day in the

HERBERT HEYNER
Wayfarers' night song The Holy Child
Harvest Moon )
From Hedgin' and Ditchin''Songs of the Hedgerow '

EASTHOPE MARTIN was born in Ireland in 1883. He received his musical education at Trinity College of Music, and was at one time Organist at the Aeolian Hall in London. Later, ho went to the United States as a Concert Organist. Then he became consumptive and went to live in the South of France, and there died.
He specialized in the playing of the Pianola, his performance on it, at the Queen's Hall, of a piano Concerto, with Nikisch conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, constituted, probably, the first appearance of this instrument in such a capacity, and at the time aroused great interest.
He is best remembered now as a song-writer.
His more serious art-songs are not so much sung as are his lighter ballads, in which he had a charming facility and a sure touch.