Relayed from the Winter Gardens,
Bournemouth
(No. 14 of the Thirty-third Winter Series)
THE BOURNEMOUTH MUNICIPAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (50 Performers)
Conducted by Mr. EDGAR BAINTON and Sir DAN GODFREY
Soloist, EDGAR BAINTON
BAINTON is a composer well known in the North (his home is in Newcastle). His Concerto-Fantasia, which won one of the Carnegie Trust's awards, is in four Movements, preceded by a Cadenza for the solo instrument, and ending in an Epilogue. The Cadenza forms a central feature of the work, appearing four times in the course of its development. The four Movements are marked thus : (I)
In Cadenza style, followed by Slow and expressive (this soon leads to a portion at double the speed);
.(2) Scherzo-very lively; (3) Improvisation-at a very moderate pace ; (4) Quick and very rhythmical; Epilogue.
(1) Quick and bold ; (2) Slow ; (3) Moderately quick; (4) Quick
(First Performance at these Concerts)
(Conducted by the COMPOSER)

From Birmingham
Relayed from Lozells Picture House
THE ORCHESTRA, conducted by PAUL RIMMER THE Overture reminds us of both the sombre and the gay sides of the story of Don Juan. Its slow Introduction utilizes themes associated in the Opera with the man whom Don Juan has murdered and the statue which comes to life and drags the murderer down to eternal punishment. Solemn chords on Woodwind and Brass are heard above eerie String passages. Sudden commanding interjections, followed by soft tiptoeings, create an atmosphere of strangeness and fear. The main body of the Overture (a quick movement) takes us back to the Don's days of unalloyed delight in amorous adventure.
HILDA NIBB (Contralto)

Overture to ' Don Juan ' - Mozart
Until - Sanderson
O lovely night - Landon Ronald
ORCHESTRA Valse, ' The Wedding Djnce ' - Lincke
HILDA NIBB My Am Folk - Lemon
FRANK NEWMAN (Organ) Russia ('From Foreign Parts') - Moszkowski
Petite Suite de Concert - Coleridge-Taylor
ORCHESTRA Fantasia on Verdi's ' Rigoletto ' Selection from ' The Student Prince ' - Romberg
March, ' The Great Little Army ' - Alford

Story told by Phyllis Richardson. Songs by Marjorie Palmer (Soprano) and Norman Archer (Tenor). ' The Clockwork Dragon,' a Play by John Overton

THE LONDON RADIO
DANCE BAND, directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
KEL KEECH and ORD
HAMILTON (Syncopated Numbers with Piano and Ukulele)
FLORENCE MARKS (Entertainer at the Piano)

GEORGE FOSTER.
WINNIE VICTORIA
Denis O'NEIL (Irish Comedian)
Phillip MIDDLEMISS (Entertainer)

From Birmingham
A Comic Opera en casserole by MABEL CONSTANDUROS THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS

THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
LEYLAND WHITE (Baritone)
10.15 BAND
10.25 LEYLAND WHITE
10.35 BAND
10.55 LEYLAND WHITE
11.5 BAND

Grand March from ' The Queen of Sheba' - Gounod
Overture to ' Peter Schmoll ' - Weber
Lungi dal caro bene (Far from the dear one) - Seechi
Revenge, Timotheua cries - Handel
Fantasia on Grieg's Works - arr. Godfrey
My Sweet Sweeting - Keel
. When icicles hang by the wall - Keel
Port of Many Ships - Keel
Trade Winds - Keel
Mother Carey - Keel
Sea Suite, ' Homage to Neptune 'Loneliness'; On tho Fo'c'sle - Fairfield