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by V. Sackville-West
Abridged by James Langham
Read by Molly Rankin
Instalment 12
Mr. FitzGeorge, friend of Lady Slane and her sonvKay, is found dead in the single room he occupied in Bernard Street, London. An eccentric millionaire, he is surrounded by the priceless works of art that he has collected all his life. An inspector of police is in the room when a representative of the Victoria and Albert Museum is announced.

Contributors

Abridged By:
James Langham
Read By:
Molly Rankin
Read By:
Albert Museum

A pot-pourri of popular tunes of the past fifty years recaptured by Alistair McHarg
Celia Nicholls
The MacDonald Sisters
The Mansfield Singers
Ian Gourlay
Ruby Duncan and Harry Carmichael
George and Jack
BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra
Conductor, Kemlo Stephen
Orchestral arrangements by Ian Gourlay
Presented by Alastair Maclntyre
Produced by Bill Meikle

Contributors

Unknown:
Alistair McHarg
Unknown:
Celia Nicholls
Singers:
Ian Gourlay
Singers:
Ruby Duncan
Singers:
Harry Carmichael
Conductor:
Kemlo Stephen
Arrangements By:
Ian Gourlay
Presented By:
Alastair MacLntyre
Produced By:
Bill Meikle

(Leader, Max Salpeter )
Conductor, Alec Sherman
Francesco Lavagnino , who belongs to the younger generation of Italian composers, is Professor of Composition at the Accademia Chigiano at Siena. He has given this work the title of Pocket Symphony ' because in it he reduces the characteristic features of the classical symphony to bare essentials. There are three movements: Allegro con sussiego; andantino dolce ed espressivo, and vivace. In the finale the strings at first chatter lightly among themselves; there follows a march-like section; and the work ends with a return of a motive from the opening movement. Harold Rutland

Contributors

Leader:
Max Salpeter
Conductor:
Alec Sherman
Unknown:
Francesco Lavagnino

BBC Home Service Basic

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BBC Home Service is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 1st September 1939 and ended on the 29th September 1967.

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