THE STATION ORCHESTRA

: Through Magic
Casements. A Programme of Fairy Tales and Music: The Fairy Tarapatapoum (Foulds); Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (Tchaikovsky); The Sylphs (Cussans); Moths and Butterflies (Elgar). Played by the Station Orchestra. Three Songs of Fairyland : The Fairy Tales of Childhood (Schumann); When you go to Fairyland (Cowen) ; The Dream Fairy (Schumann). Sung by Harry Hopewell. A Sketch, ' Jack and the Beanstalk,' played by the Station Repertory Players

THE PRIZEWINNERS' CONCERT
Relayed from the Gardens Pavilion, Buxton
The Adjudicators in the above tests are
Professor GRANVILLE BANTOCK and Dr. C. H. MOODY

Baxendale's (Manchester) Works Band
Conducted by J. Jennings

Among the leading composers of the day who have turned their attention to the Military Band is Holst, who has written two delightful, tuneful Suites for this medium.
It is the Second of these Suites that will now be played. It is made up of four separate pieces. Most of the tunes in them are old English.

The First piece is a lively, swinging March.
Two old tunes appear - Swansea Town and Cloudy Banks.

The Second is a pensive Song Without Words.
The tune is I'll love my love.

The Third is the bluff Song of the Blacksmith.
The anvil is very aggressive.

The Fourth is an exhilarating Fantasia on The Dargason, and introduces the lovely old tune Greensleeves.