by H. C. TREVOR
Organist and Director of the Choir, St. Peters,
Eaton Square
Relayed from St. Mary-le-bow Two Gavottes (a) in G Minor (M. Camidge) ; (b) in B
Flat (Arne)

B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
JEAN MELVILLE (Songs at the Piano)

' How IT STRIKES ME '
The second of a scries of lectures relayed from the Private Theatre of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

(From Birmingham)
Songs by MARJORIE PALMER (Soprano) and CUTHBERT FORD (Baritone)
' The Lower School to the Rescue,' by T. Davy
Roberts

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
TWO of Mendelssohn's orchestral works, Fingal's Cave and the Scots Symphony, owed their inspiration to the visit which he paid to Scotland in 1829. The melody which forms the chief tune of the Overture Fingal's Cave, sometimes called ' The Hebrides,' was written down immediately after a visit to Staffa and Iona, and sent home in one of his delightful letters, describing the visit with all his own buoyant enthusiasm.
The Overture begins with lower strings and bassoons, presenting a theme which depicts the long, rolling Atlantic breakers, and later it is the same instruments which give us the second chief tune. The Overture is built up on these singly and together ; a very beautiful instance of their use in combination is heard near the end, where flute and horns join to play them very softly.

ANGUS MICHIE (Baritone) Had a horseKorbay
Shepherd, see thy liorse's foaming maneKorbay The Deil's awa' wi' th' Ex ciseman Traditional Scols AirThe Leading Lady*
A Play by EILEEN BIZZELL We join a gallery queue outside a London theatre, where a popular drama, with a much more popular and beautiful actress in the leading rôle, is being performed. Two young women are next to us, and we overhear their conversation.

Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Folk Songs

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