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(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM MILITARY BAND
Conducted by W. A. CLARKE ERNEST ELLIOTT (Entertainer)
BAZZINI was one of the composers—there were several—who anticipated Puccini by writing an Opera on the subject of Turandot. It was given at La Scala in Milan, in 1867, but made no great success.
It was as a brilliant solo violinist that he was first known, and for some years toured throughout Europe as a virtuoso. Though he was born and educated in Italy he made his home in Paris for some years, returning to his own country only when he had deserted the concert platform in order to devote himself to composing. He held the posts of Professor of Composition, and afterwards of Director at the Milan Conservatoire, and exercised a considerable influence on the succeeding generation.
ERNEST ELLIOTT
Original Humour at the Piano
ERNEST ELLIOTT Original Skits and Sketches

Contributors

Conducted By:
W. A. Clarke
Conducted By:
Ernest Elliott
Unknown:
Ernest Elliott

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
W. R. ALLEN (Baritone)
NEAR the beginning of Faust Mephistopheles carries his victim to Auerbach's cellar in Leipzig where a number of young people are making merry over their cups. One of them sings a grimly satirical song, making the most scornful fun of courts and royalties. It tells how an emperor chose a flea as one of his favourites and dressed him up in velvets and laces. Moussorgsky's setting brings out the bitter irony of the song in the most vivid way.

Contributors

Conducted By:
Frank Cantell
Baritone:
W. R. Allen

Relayed from the Queen's Hall, London
(Sole Lessees : Messrs.
Chappell and Co., Ltd.)
35th Season
EVELYN ARDEN
(Contralto)
ISOLDE MENGES (Violin)
SIR HENRY WOOD and his
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Leader, CHARLES WOODHOUSE)
Brahms Concert
ORCHESTRA
Academic Festival Overture
EVELYN ARDEN with Orchestra
Mainacht (May Night)
Der Schmied (The Smith)
Von Ewiger Liebe (0 eternal Love)
Meine Liebe ist grim (My Love is fair)
ISOLDE MENGES with Orchestra
Violin Concerto in D
ORCHESTRA
Symphony No. 1, in C Minor

Contributors

Contralto:
Evelyn Arden
Violin:
Sir Henry Wood
Unknown:
Evelyn Arden
Unknown:
von Ewiger Liebe
Unknown:
Meine Liebe
Unknown:
Isolde Menges

5GB Daventry (Experimental)

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