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Sung by ROGER CLAYSON
(Tenor)
Songs from Goethe :
Spottlied (Ironical Song) from ' Wilhelm Meister *
Coptisches Liod-I (Won. derworker's Song)
Anakreon's Grab (Anacreon's Grave)
Blumengruss (Flower
Greeting)
Gleichund Gleich (Affinity) Frühlings ubera Jahr
(Spring)
THE first song is a jestingly philosophical reflection on the fortunes of two people. One has power and position ; the other has merely had Nature for teacher : though poor, he had a light heart.
The first of the two songs named after the Kophta or Egyptian wonder-worker, sums up much wisdom from many sources in declaring that it is foolish to wait on fools for improvement.
Anacreon's Grave. This is a meditation over the grave of the poet, Anacreon.
The Flower Greeting is a tiny song of one bringing a bunch of flowers, with a thousand greetings.
Affinity calls up a picture of an early flower visited by a bee. ' They surely must have been meant for each other,' is the reflection.
Spring depicts the awakening of the garden, with its lovely colours and its renewed life.

Contributors

Sung By:
Roger Clayson
Unknown:
Wilhelm Meister
Unknown:
Gleichund Gleich

MR. SIDNEY DARK , the brilliant journalist who is now Editor of the Church Times, recently went on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. find not only visited all the sacred places in Judiea and Galilee, but had special opportunities for meeting various picturesque ecclesiastics and of obtaining exceptional knowledge of the country and its problems.

Contributors

Unknown:
Mr. Sidney Dark

2LO London

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