Gramophone records
7.10 General Weather Forecast and forecast for farmers and shipping
7.13 app. Programme Parade
on gramophone records
Readings from the Bible
8.10 General Weather Forecast and forecast for farmers and shipping
for Dick Dudley. Dorothy Carless. Benny Lee , and Nat Temple and his Orchestra to entertain you. Produced by Pat Dixon.
played by Harry Fryer and his Orchestra
BERLIOZ
Records of ' Harold in Italy '
and the Moonrakers
from page 77 of ' New Every Morning' Paraphrase 30; Psalm 24: 1 Thessalonians 5, vv. 12-24; Lift up your hearts:
London Coliseum Orchestra: conductor, Reginald Burston
Overture in C, in the Italian style (Schubert): Concerto in C, for two harpsichords (J. S. Bach); Symphony No. 25. in C minor (Mozart): on gramophone records
at the organ of the Ritz Cinema, Belfast
(Naval Edition)
A Home Forces entertainment for all serving afloat or overseas. You are invited to visit H.M.S. Waterlogged, Sinking-in-the-Ooze, to meet Sub-Lieut. Eric Barker, Pearl Hackney, and Jon Pertwee, the Blue Mariners Dance Band, conducted by George Crow. 'Double or Quits' cash quiz, conducted by Lieut. Harold Warrender, R.N.V.R.
Park and Dare Workmen's Band: conductor. W. Haydn Bebb
A Rather Pathetic Episode (based on an anecdote by Alexander Woolcott ). Written specially for broadcasting by Mabel Constanduros and Howard Agg. Produced by John Richmond
with the recorded voices of many famous stars. Introduced by Leslie Mitchell. Written by Harry Alan Towers and produced by Frederick Piffard
London Philharmonic Orchestra (leader, Jean Pougnet ), conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bart.
Sibelius: Eightieth Birthday Concert
Symphonic Fantasia: Pohjola's
Daughter
3.16 app. Suite: Pelleas and Melisande
This suite is taken from the incidental music which Sibelius wrote in 1905 for a performance of the play by Maeterlinck.
3.40 app. Symphony No. 7, in C
Sibelius's last symphony is one of the shortest works in this form and is in one continuous movement. It is a work of serenity, repose, and contemplation.
4.2-4.17 app Interval
4.18 Symphony No. 2, in D
This Second Symphony was sketched not in Finland, but during a springtime holiday in Italy. The composer was living in a little villa in the hills overlooking a garden of flowers in bloom, while the surrounding woods were filled with the scent of violets. Some of the warmth of th's southern landscape is reflected in the opening of the Symphony and in the soft beauty of the Trio. The work overflows with melody, and the last movement contains one of Sibelius's most captivating tunes.
From the Royal Albert Hall, London During the interval Hubert Foss talks about the Seventh and Second Symphonies of Sibelius
Your Evening Listening
Variety, introduced by Lionel Gamlin , with Jimmy Elliott (animal impressions), John Rorke (songs), Patricia Frost (xylophone), and Mabel Constanduros in a new ' Buggins ' sketch called ' Ginger Biscuits.' Ivor Dennis at the piano
6.10 General Weather Forecast and forecast for farmers and shipping
6.13 app. Sport, topical talks
from London and Hamburg
'Tonight we stop the roar of London's traffic to bring to the microphone some of the interesting people who are In Town Tonight,' and take you over to the British Forces Network in Hamburg to hear men of the victorious British Army of the Rhine telling you about their experiences in Germany. Interviewers, Flight-Lieutenant Roy Rich and Sergeant Alan Clarke.
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra play old-time dance music and Margaret Eaves entertains with old-time ballads
At the piano. Berkeley Mason. Programme introduced by Patric Curwen. Master of Ceremonies. A. J. Latimer. Producer. Stanton Jefferies
Robert Boothby , M.P., gives his impressions of what he heard and saw in Parliament
with Harry Pringle assisted by Barry Pidduck, Billy 'Uke' Scott, Forsythe, Seamon, and Farrell, Georgie Wood, with Dollie Harmer Josie Fearon and Charles Gillespie
Harry Mooney assisted by Victor King
BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell.
Announcer, Norman Wooland. Producer, John Sharman.
Roy Plomley's castaway is actor Richard Goolden. Show more
by St. John Ervine. Adapted for broadcasting by Cynthia Pughe. Produced by Martyn C. Webster
A shortened form of Evensong
Douglas Furber introduces
Henry Kendall
Edgar Norfolk , Jack Cooper , and Carole Lynne. Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Frank Cantell , Orchestrations by Jack Beaver. Produced by Michael North.
Music of the Sunny South, played by the Southern Serenade Orchestra. directed by Reg. Leopold
