From Birmingham
THE NORRIS STANLEY PIANOFORTE TRIO : NORRIS STANLEY (Violin); H. P. HOGARTH (Violoncello) ;
ARTHUR WOODALL (Pianoforte)
THERE are four Movements in the Trio, which was composed in three weeks in March, 1812, though it had been in the composer's mind some years earlier.
The FIRST is cheerful and bold, very clearly made out of two main tunes, with scarcely any subsidiary matter.
The SECOND MOVEMENT is a gay, jesting piece, a Scherzo. In the middle section an odd, creeping theme is set forth in fugal style, each instrument having a cut at it in turn. Then the first section is repeated, and in the Coda (tail-piece) we have recollections of the chief themes of both rtpp.t.innfl.
The THIRD MOVEMENT is a set of five Variations on a simple, appealing theme.
The LAST MOVEMENT is a Rondo in which two main tunes alternate, with (after the second appearance of the opening one) an episode of new matter in the middle. Then the two main tunes reappear, and a Coda at full speed exhilaratingly winds up.
(1) Rather slow, then quick; (2) Slow, in a singing style ; (3) Hungarian Rondo

Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE
BOBBY ANDERSON (Syncopated Songs at the Piano)

(From Birmingham) :
'The Magic Chute—III, 'Kiko and the Kind Cat,' by Frieda Bacon. Songs by Norman Archer (Tenor). ' Why we remain on the Ground,' by Nicolina Twigg. Margaret Ablethorpe (Pianoforte)

THE SLYDEL OCTET
THE VICTORIAN Trio :
JESSIE MITCHELL ; FRANCES FROST ; MOLLY STREET
WEELKES' piece comes from a set of three-part madrigals in a light vein, that the composer entitled 'Ayres or Phantasticke
Sprites.'
The words run thus:—
Though my carriage be but careless,
Though my looks be of the sternest,
Yet my passions are compareless ;
When I love, I love in earnest.
Xo, my wits are not so wild
But a gentle soul may yoke me ;
Xor my heart so hard compiled
But it melts, if love provoke me.

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS

Relayed from the Hall of Lincoln's Inn, London.
The DUKE OF YORK will propose the Toast of 'The Royal Institute of British Architects'.

(Continued)

THE ORCHESTRA Four Dances from ' The Blue Bird ' - Norman O'Xeill
Ballet Suite - Gretry

: JAY WHIDDEN'S
BAND from the Carlton Hotel

directed by RAMON Newton , from Ciro's Club