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Eric Robinson introduces and conducts Music for You
with Ramon Vinay, Adele Leigh, Ventsislav Yankoff, Bernard Miles, Los Indios, Edmund Donlevy, Grace O'Connor.

The programme includes: 'The Land of Snow' from Tchaikovsky's 'Casse Noisette' staged by Alfred Rodrigues with Marina Svetlova and Oleg Briansky and the Ballet Rambert

Also appearing: Elizabeth Boyd, Joan Bramhall, Ursula Connors, Ellen Dales, Helen Hillier, Jean Allister, Peggy Butler, Gillian Knight, Nora Ogonovsky, Edward Darling, John Ford, Edward Morgan, Charles Draper, Kenneth Fawcett, John Lawrenson, Vernon Rees, Vernon Williams, John Larsen.
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Steven Staryk)

(Los Indios are appearing at the Colony Restaurant, London; Peggy Butler, Charles Draper, Kenneth Fawcett and John Larsen appear by permission of the Sadler's Wells Opera Company; Ramon Vinay by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Ltd.; Grace O'Connor is appearing in "Robin Hood" at the Granada, Tooting)

Contributors

Presenter/Conductor:
Eric Robinson
Producer:
Patricia Foy
Tenor:
Ramon Vinay
Soprano:
Adele Leigh
Pianist:
Ventsislav Yankoff
Performer:
Bernard Miles
Group:
Los Indios
Singer:
Edmund Donlevy
Singer:
Grace O'Connor
Dancer (The Land of the Snow):
Alfred Rodrigues
Dancer (The Land of the Snow):
Marina Svetlova
Dancer (The Land of the Snow):
Oleg Briansky
Singer:
Elizabeth Boyd
Singer:
Joan Bramhall
Singer:
Ursula Connors
Singer:
Ellen Dales
Singer:
Helen Hillier
Singer:
Jean Allister
Singer:
Peggy Butler
Singer:
Gillian Knight
Singer:
Nora Ogonovsky
Singer:
Edward Darling
Singer:
John Ford
Singer:
Edward Morgan
Singer:
Charles Draper
Singer:
Kenneth Fawcett
Singer:
John Lawrenson
Singer:
Vernon Rees
Singer:
Vernon Williams
Singer:
John Larsen
Chorus-Master:
Marcus Dods
Orchestrations:
Arthur Wilkinson
Musicians:
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Steven Staryk
Designer:
Richard Levin

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