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presents
Journey in Jazz featuring
The Johnnie Dankworth Group and the R.A.F. Quintet plus two followed by The bands of Lu Watters and Graeme Bell on gramophone records
Presented by Hector Stewart
Produced by Johnnie Stewart

Contributors

Unknown:
Johnnie Dankworth Group
Unknown:
Lu Watters
Unknown:
Graeme Bell
Presented By:
Hector Stewart
Produced By:
Johnnie Stewart

Marko Rothmiiller (baritone)
Jean Pougnet (violin)
BBC Opera Chorus
(Trained by Alan G. Melville )
BBC Opera Orchestra (Leader. John Sharpe )
Conductor, Stanford Robinson
Paul Dukas, one of the leading French composers of the late nineteenth century. is scarcely known in this country excep' for his symphonic scherzo ' L'Apprenti Sorcier.' It describes the story of the apprentice who seizes the chance of his master's absence to pronounce the magic spell that sets the broomstick to work carrying water to the house. But he finds, too late, that he has forgotten the words which undo the spell, and the carrying of water goes on until the house is well-nigh engulfed. In desperation the apprentice chops the stick in half, only to find his predicament is twice as bad, since both halves carry on the work. The magician returns just in time to avert final catastrophe.

Contributors

Baritone:
Marko Rothmiiller
Violin:
Jean Pougnet
Unknown:
Alan G. Melville
Leader:
John Sharpe
Conductor:
Stanford Robinson

starring
Alfred Marks
Peter Yorke and his Concert Orchestra
Sylvia Marriott and Douglas Taylor
The Radio Revellers
Harry Dawson
Tony Fayne and David Evans
Paddie O'Neil and a guest celebrity
Script by Sid Colin
Peter Myers and Lionel Harris
Produced by Roy Speer

Contributors

Unknown:
Alfred Marks
Unknown:
Peter Yorke
Unknown:
Douglas Taylor
Unknown:
David Evans
Unknown:
Paddie O'Neil
Script By:
Sid Colin
Script By:
Peter Myers
Produced By:
Roy Speer

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