Gramophone records

Gramophone records

followed by News read at dictation speed for Forces newspapers overseas and Announcements

Gramophone records of music from Swan Lake, Acts I and 2 (Tchaikovsky) :
London Philharmonic Orchestra
The Seasons (Glazunov) : Symphony
Orchestra
The Firebird (Stravinsky) : L'Orchestre
Symphonique de Paris

Produced by the Armed Forces Radio Service of the War Department of the United States of America (recording)

Conductor, Rae Jenkins. Ethel Williams (soprano). Ronald Bristol (tenor)

Conductor, Mr. F. L. Statham

Conductor, Leslie Woodgate

General Forces Programme summary

Hark, a thrilling voice is sounding (A.P.B. 40) ; St. Luke 13, vv. 22-29. (BBC recording)

Conductor, Ian Whyte

with his Orchestra

Novelty Slumbers and solo pieces played by the BBC Variety Orchestra (conductor, Charles Shadwell ), with Stephen Manton. (BBC recording)

Friends and relatives over here reply to airgraphs sent to F. H. Grisewood by Forces in India and Ceylon. Music played by Sidney Bright and his Septet, and a regional contribution from Plymouth

with a message from the Colonel of the Regiment, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Geoffrey Howard

Close-ups from the world's battlefronts

(by permission of the Air Council), conducted by Wing-Commander R. P. O'Donnell, M.V.O., Organising
Director of Music, Royal Air Force

Conductor, Rae Jenkins

General Forces Programme summary .

by Cyril Watling

Blended to suit the taste of the Royal Navy. This week's mixture includes Vincent Tildesley's Mastersingers (by permission of George Black); 'Record Request Time', introduced by Joy Shelton; 'Sing a Song, Sailor' - join in the chorus with Joan Young; 'Off the Liberty Boat' - the Navy's own contribution to the programme; Nellie Wallace. BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Programme introduced by 'Hubert'. Produced by Charles Maxwell.

Records chosen by British Forces serving overseas

Dorothy Carless

Colin Wills introduces experts answering questions sent in by Forces overseas. Contributors to this programme include Henry Brooke , Geoffrey Crowther , Harold Laski , Spike Hughes , and Hubert Phillips

Gramophone records selected and introduced by Dons Arnold

Songs and music, sweet and swing, from the Tune Parade of 1944. The Talkers, Jack Jackson and Dick Francis. The Singers, Paula Green , Sam Browne , and the Aristocrats. The Band, Phil Green and his Concert Dance Orchestra. The Producer, Henry Reed.
NEWS HEADLINES AT 9.0

cabled from, the CBC News Rooms

Harold Collins and his Orchestra.