PAUL MOULDER'S RIVOLI THEATRE ORCHESTRA from the Rivoli Theatre

From Birmingham
THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE BAND
Conducted by RICHARD WASSELL

In 1880 Tchaikovsky paid a visit to Italy, and was pleased with the popular tunes he heard people singing there. Some of them he worked up into this 'Fantasia' (as he called it) - a piece in the cheerful spirit of peasants in rude health. The opening military 'call' is a reminiscence of the music the composer heard when he stayed near a barracks in Home. Then various folk-songs are brought in. The last section of the work consists of a lively
Tarantella.
Charles Bye

(From Birmingham): ' Something about Submarines.' by ' The. Bargee.' Songs by Harold Casey (Baritone). The Making of the Calendar,' by Helen M. Enoch

THE LONDON RADIO DANCE BAND,
' directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
VICTORIA MAITLAND

MAY HARRISON (Violin)
ARNOLD BAX (Pianoforte)
MAY HARRISON and ARNOLD BAX
Second Sonata for Violin and Pianoforte
Delius

Violin Solos

From Birmingham
THE THREE IRRESPONSIBLES in Syncopated Numbers with HARMONY
CHORUS

From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA (Leader, FRANK CANTELL ), conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS ;
JOSEPH FARRINGTON (Bass)
ORCHESTRA
Overture to ' Rosamunde '
JOSEPH FARRINGTON and Orchestra
The Erl King (Der Erlkönig) Omnipotence (Die AUmacht)
ORCHESTRA
The ' Unfinished' Symphony
JOSEPH FARRINGTON
The Guide (Der Wegweiser) The Post (Die Post)
Jealousy and Pride (Eifersucht und Stolz)
The Stormy Morning (Der Stürmische Morgen)
ORCHESTRA
Military March

THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND
Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
GRETA. KOHLER (Soprano)
10.15 THE BAND
10.24 GRETA KOHLER.
10.35 THE BAND
10.54 GRETA KOHLER
11.2 THE BAND