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Part I
The Station Orchestra, conducted by Leigh Henry

Leigh Henry (born 1889) was at first intended for the profession of architect, but took up music also, and eventually devoted himself entirely to it, particularly in its relation to the theatre. He was for some years Director of Music at Gordon Craig's School for the Art of the Theatre, in Florence, and has composed several works for the stage, besides chamber pieces, songs, and orchestral works. He is actively connected with modern musical movements and with the furthering of Welsh national art, and to-night we are to hear some fruits of the latter of these interests.
Three Cymric Pieces for Chamber Orchestra
Fanfare for a Cymric Ceremony (Composed by request for Official Opening,
National Eisteddfod, 1926.)
The Bard of the Shadows: Coronach
Celtic Cassation
(Produced at the National Eisteddfod, Swansea, 1926)

Megan Telini (Soprano)
Song Cycle, 'Green of Spring'
Spring Magic; Dancing Spring; Syrinx; Spring Morning (Test Piece, National Eisteddfod, 1925)

The Cartref Quartet
A Yuletide Carol (Test Piece, National Eisteddfod, 1926)

Orchestra
Pleasaunces for Woodwind and Strings:
Ladye Irene's Ayre
Mistress Woodhouse's Whimsy
Sir Richard's Reverie
Mistress Guiness's Measure

Part II
Orchestra

Legend Land (Lyric Pieces for Chamber Orchestra)
The Lament for Gelert; The Revels of Gwynnap-Nudd The Slumber Song of St. Nonn; Pyrs Gryffydd's Pibgorn; March of the Women of Fishguard

Megan Telini
Ennui
Little Bunch-of-Bells (The Suzumashi)
Girls who ate Dancing (Mousme ne Odori)

Orchestra
Catawba (Humoresque Suite in Rag-time Travesty)
(The music of the pantomime-ball, 'An Idyll in Ebony', performed at the Scala Theatre, London, June, 1927)
Serenade Negre; Comedienne; Tired Old Boy's Tango; Urchin; Rapsodie Caout choucque

Contributors

Composer/Conductor:
Leigh Henry
Musicians:
The Station Orchestra
Soprano:
Megan Telini
Musicians:
The Cartref Quartet

5WA Cardiff

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