ALAN JOHNSTONE (Tenor)
SAMUEL CLIFFORD (Violoncello)

Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE

MARY HILLIARD (Soprano)
THE STRATTON STRING QUARTET:
GEORGE STRATTON (1st Violin) ; WILLIAM MANUEL (2nd Violin) ; LAWRENCE LEONARD (Viola) ; JOHN MOORE
(Violoncello)

March Hares. 'Haigha and Hatta bring News of the Great Contest' (adapted from ' Alice through the Looking-Glass ') ; ' The Story of the Chemist's Shop,' by Stephen South-wold ; with a Good Deal of other Madness and Moonshine

J. M. VENN , ' A Retrospect of British Agriculture *

BACH'S SONATAS FOR VIOLA DA
GAMBA AND CEMBALO, played by HOWARD BLISS (Violoncello) and GORDON BRYAN (Pianoforte)
Sonata No. 2, in D-First Two Movements
Eleventh Chamber Concerto, Second Movement
Played by GORDON BRYAN
THE second 'Cello Sonata begins with a short slow Movement, in which the 'Cello's utterance is suave and succinct. There follows a cheerful quick Movement, starting quietly, with a touch of lilting syncopation in it, and swelling out strongly at the half-way mark-the top of the hill, one might say. 'Cello and Pianoforte animatedly discuss the main idea all down the other side, and clearly come to a unanimous decision about it.
The Second Movement of the Concerto which Bach arranged from a work by Duke Johann Ernst of Weimar, is in two sections-a leisurely one, with an obvious fiddle-tune supported by simple harmonies in the bass, followed by a. quick fugal-style section, mostly in two 1 voices ' only. On the keyboard its busy upper voice is obviously not so much at ease as it would be on a violin.

Relayed from the Memorial Hall, Manchester
S.B. from Manchester
ARTHUR CATTERALL (1st Violin), JOHN BRIDGE (2nd Violin), FRANK PARK (Viola), JOHAN C. HOCK (Violoncello) THE CATTERALL QUARTET, assisted by STEWART REDFERN (Viola), CARL FUCHS (Violoncello)

EDNA ISHERWOOD (Soprano)

(Continued)

by VIRGINIA McLEAN
Nocturne in F
Mazurka in A Minor
Mazurka in D

by GEORGE BERNARD SHAW