(George Borrow)

from the Marble Arch Pavilion

Clarinet Solos by F. Thurston

'The Wicked Uncle Takes a Thermo-Dynamic Bath.'

Selected verses by Walter de la Mare.

A Radio Circle Talk

Played by Edward Mitchell

'Cradle Song'

'Round Dance of Sylphs'

The Cradle Song, the first of the Studies, is a simple and charming piece. The melody is given twice, the second time accompanied in the right hand by an undercurrent of notes' three to a beat, against the left hand's two.
The final cadence, with its hint of the exotic, is singularly beautiful and haunting.
'The Sylphs' dance (No. 11 of the set) has all the airy and vivid impression of swift movement that we expect. It is a piece of salon music raised, so to speak, to a higher power.

S.B. from Manchester

PART I
A Revue of Musical Comedy
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA and THE WIRELESS CHORUS
Conducted by JOHN ANSELL

Conducted by the COMPOSER
Part II
S.B. from Manchester