By WALTER VALE
Relayed from ALL SAINTS, MARGARET STREET
BACH PROGRAMME including
Passacaglia in C Minor Three Choral Preludes
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
WILLIAM BARRAND (Bass)
(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
(From Birmingham)
' The Enchanted Glade,' a Story by Robert Tredinnick
FREDERICK CHESTER will Entertain
'Puppy Dog Tales, Poodle,' by Margaret Madelcy
ARTHUR YOUNG and GEOFFREY GAUNT
Piano Ducts
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FREDERICK CHESTER
(Dialect Songs and Stories)
ARTHUR YOUNG and GEOFFREY GAUNT
(Syncopated Piano Duets)
WALTER LANHAM (The Human Ark)
EVA FLOYER (The Entertaining Soprano)
STANELLI, EDGAR and DOUGLAS present their instrumental act
RONALD FRANKAU (Entertainer)
SCOVELL and WHELAN
(Songs and Harmony at the Piano) PHILIP BROWN 'S DOMINOES BAND
(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM MILITARY BAND
Conducted by W. A. CLARKE
PINSUTI spent a large part of his life in this country, though it was in his native Italy that his biggest works were produced. He came here as a youngster. to study music in London, returning to
Italy at the age of sixteen to become a private pupil of Rossini's. Before he was twenty he came back to London and soon established himself as one of the foremost singing masters of the day, teaching both in London and in Newcastle. For many years he was Professor of Singing at the Royal Academy of Music, and had a share in training such distinguished artists as Grisi, Patti. Mario, and many others. He was a prolific composer and published close on 250 songs, many part songs and choruses, as well as some pianoforte music. Many of these enjoyed a tremendous vogue in the latter part of last century and one or two are still popular. But in Italy he won more important successes with three Operas and special festival music for national occasions. He was created a Knight of the Italian Kingdom in 1878.
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