on gramophone records
Overture: Alfonso and Estrella (Schubert): Halle Orchestra, conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty
Cowkeeper'-s Tune (Grieg); Air and Dance (Delius): Boyd Neel String Orchestra,' conducted by Boyd Neel
Selection: The Miracle (Humperdinck): London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Einan Neilson
Sunderland Constabulary Band
Conductor, W. Cowell
Conductor, James Smith
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No. 7-Spain: gramophone records of music by Albeniz, Granados, Falla, and Turina
The Services to be broadcast at 9.30 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. on Sundays during the first quarter of this year will have this general theme. This morning Dr. J. W. Welch , Director of Religious Broadcasting, introduces the speakers, each of whom outlines his own contribution. This is followed by a short Service of Worship and Intercession, conducted by the Rev. Kenneth Gray ston, Assistant Director of Religious Broadcasting. (An introductory article by the Rev. Kenneth Gray -8ton is on page four)
(oboe)
Jack Leon and his Orchestra
' Czech Folk Songs and Dances talk by Alfred Kitchin. Singer, Mara Menshikova
Symphony in B flat played by the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, conducted by Piero Coppola. (Gramophone records)
Conductor, Charles Groves
by Matthew Norgate
by Alexander Werth (Moscow Correspondent of the ' Sunday Times ')
.Gramophone records chosen and ' introduced by Joy Worth
C. H. Middleton
Drama in two acts and a prologue. Libretto and music by R. Leoncavallo. English words by H. Procter-Gregg. Adapted and produced for broadcasting by Stanford Robinson and Mark H. Lubbock. Narration written by Dennis Arundell and spoken by Carleton Hobbs.
BBC Theatre Chorus. BBC Theatre Orchestra: conductor, Stanford Robinson
arranged by the World's Evangelical Alliance: talk by the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Rochester
Clarinet Quintet in A (K.581) played by Reginald Kell (clarinet) and the Zorian String Quartet
Fairey Aviation Works Band: conductor, Harry Mortimer
Sgwrs gan Edgar Jones. (Talk in Welsh)
Eileen pays a visit to the two-months-old baby chimpanzee at the Bristol Zoo
5.25 ' Jack the Giant-Killer ': a musical fantasy told in verse by F. W. Harvey. Music by Reginald Red -man, played by the Norman Brooks Orchestra. Cast includes Mary O'Farrell , Kenneth Ellis , Lesle- 'f, Howard Marion Crawford , o Pullen
5.55 Children's Hour prayei.
followed by National Savings 'announcements
(by arrangement with -Chappeli and Co., Ltd.): conductor, Charles Williams. with Stephen Manton (tenor) and Berkeley Mason (organ)
' Tales from the Editor's Postbag '
From Burma, Rhodesia. Australia, Guadalcanal, New Zealand, and England-a programme of world-wide story and song contributed by listeners to ' Travellers' Tales,' and suggested by them in their letters to the editor. Leslie Baily. The letter-writers introduced by Norman Wool and, with music played by the BBC Revue Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Alan Crooks , and native music recorded in Guadalcanal and in New Zealand.
Ahstair Cooke
from Stroud Boys' Club: conducted by Geoffrey Hoyland and members of the Club
Introduction
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us
(Tune, Mannheim)
Reading from ' Pilgrim's Progress ' Who would true valour see (Tune,
Monk's Gate)
Talk
The king of love my shepherd is
(Tune, Dominus regit me)
Reading: Psalm 23
Prayers and the Lord's Prayer
0 God, our help (Tune. St. Anne) Blessing
Appeal on behalf of the Reedham Orphanage, by David Seth-Smith
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to[address removed]
Adapted from Charles Dickens 's novel . by Mabel Constanduros and Howard Agg. Produced by Howard Rose. Episode 13 (conclusion)
played to a Forces audience by the BBC Symphony Orchestra of 95 players (conductor, Sir Adrian Boult ) with Gladys Ripley (contralto). From the Corn Exchange, Bedford
Among the favourite' pieces 'Music for All ' brings you this week are Rossini's overture. The Barber of Seville. Gounod's ballet music from ' Faust.' and Liszt's second Hungarian Rhapsody. Gladys Ripley sings arias from Meyerbeer and Saint-Saens
' The Prince of Peace.' Psalm 8;
St. Matthew 2, vv. 1-12; As with gladness (A. and M. 79); Isaiah 60, v. 3
' Mrs. Hewston's Daughter,' written by Margaret Barrington , and read by Cicely Matthews
on gramophone records
Trio in A minor (Ravel) Serenade (Riisager)
A sequence of restful music played by the BBC Midland Light Orchestra: conductor, Rae Jenkins
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