and summary of today's programmes for the Forces
with Olive Groves
Conducted by F. Mortimer
plays popular music for organ
This' is the first of a series of three recitals of popular music for organ given by Geraint Jones. The second will take place next Sunday.
Gramophone records
Interlude : records
from the Selly Oak Colleges
Sentences
From all that dwell below the skies (C.H.
228 ; S.P. 408)
Invocation and the Lord's Prayer Reading: Colossians 1, w. 13-23 Intercessions
Ye servants of God (C.H. 168 ; A. and M.
704)
Address by the Rev. John Foster , Professor of Church History
Rejoice, the Lord is King (C.H. 135 ; A. and M. 202)
Blessing
This service comes from Wooley Hill Presbyterian Church, Selly Oak
at the organ of the Granada, Tooting
Falkman and his Apache Band
Eric Fenby gives a talk on the music of Delius, the anniversary of whose birthday is Friday, January 29
with Dorothy Megeney (soprano)
Presented, with gramophone records, by Faith Compton Mackenzie
at the organ of the Empire Theatre, Leicester Square
' Just Back From America ' : talk by Barbara Ward
Fortnightly programme from the countryside. No. 20 — ' North Wales '. Introduced by William Aspden. ' Edited and produced by Sam Jones
Piano Sonata in C, Op. 2, No. 3 played by Kendall Taylor
C. H. Middleton
(leader, Henry Hoist ). Nina Milkina (solo piano). Conducted by Richard Austin (
From Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Mozart's A major Piano Concerto is one of the finest of all the composer's concerted works. It dates from March, 1786-in other words, it belongs to the Figaro period. It is one of the three concertos composed for Mozart's subscription concerts in the Lent of that year, the other two being the E flat (K.482) and the C minor (K.491).
by Leo Tolstoy (translated by Louise and Aylmer Maude ). Adapted for broadcasting in eight parts, by Walter Peacock. Music selected, arranged, and recorded by Ernest Irving - (by courtesy of the Ealing Film Studios), with the BBC Northern Orchestra. Produced by Barbara Burnham
Chief characters in order of speaking : (by permission of Robert Atkins)
Peasants, doctors, officers, soldiers, and servants
Some recent religious books : talk by the Very Rev. W. R. Matthews , K.C.V.O., D.D., Dean of St. Paul's
Heddiw bydd yr Athro Bleddyn Jones-Roberts, y Parchedig Islwyn Davies, a'r Parchedig Myrddin Davies yn trafod cwestiynau a anfonwyd i mewn gan wrandawyr. (Recorded programme in Welsh)
' There was a Lad' : songs and stories about Robert Burns , who was born on January 25, 1759. Programme arranged by Helen Mitchell , with songs by the Kirkintilloch Choir
5.50 ' Consider the Birds' by Laurens Sargent. No. 2— 'Words from a Whinchat '
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Interlude : records
William Aspden
Symphony No. 1 in C minor played by the BBC Orchestra : conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
Brahms's First Symphony, begun in 1854, was not completed until 1876. Walter Niemann calls the symphony 'Pathetic ', for there is a close affinity on both musical and spiritual grounds with the C minor Symphony of Beethoven.
Second in a series of programmes taking you on short visits to war industries. Written and produced by Jenifer Wayne
from New Church, Ayr
Announcement and Voluntary
Psalm 103, vv. 1-5 ; 0 thou my soul, bless God the Lord (Tune, Coleshill)
Prayer and the Lord's Prayer . Lord, while for all mankind we pray (C.H.
633 ; S.P. 320)
Lesson : St. Matthew 25, w. 14-30 Prayer
Jesus calls us I O'er the tumult (C.H.
500 ; A. and M. 403)
Address by the Rev. John M. Hamilton of Alloway
Paraphrase 30 : Come, let us to the Lord our God (C.H. 400)
Blessing
Voluntary
Organist, Herbert Pennington
Appeal on behalf of war distress among the professional classes and gentlefolk, by L. A. G. Strong. This appeal is shared by the Professional Classes Aid Council, the Distressed Gentlefolk's Aid Association, and the Gentlefolk's Help Department of the Friends of the Poor
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed].
on the occasion of Australia Day, January 26
followed by a postscript
Additional chief characters to those of Part 3 :
' We beheld his glory '—2. Psalm 113;
St. John 2, w. 1-11; Songs of thankfulness and praise (A. and M. 81) ; St. John 1. v. 14
First of two gramophone programmes telling the story of the Royal Philharmonic Society. Written by Jonquil Antony and produced by Anna Instone
under the direction of Alfred Jupp
From the Norfolk Hotel, Bournemouth
