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Mlle. CAMILLE VIERE :
French Reading : Seventeenth-century Prose and Poetry
2.20 Reading
2.30 Miss RHODA POWER :
' Days of Old-The Middle Ages—IX, Corpus Christi
Day in Coventry'
3.0 Interlude
3.5 Miss RHODA POWER :
‘ Stories for Younger Pupils -IX, The Girl who became a Molo ' (Cornish)
3.20' Interlude
3.25 (Daventry only) Fish ing Bulletin

(1710-1778)
A PROGRAMME OF MUSIC
Transcribed by JULIAN HERBAGE
JOHN ARMSTRONG (Tenor)
ELEAXOR WILKINSON
(Harpsichord)
The WIRELESS ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JULIAN HERBAGE
Overture, ' May Day '
With moderate spirit; Siciliana, a little slow; Scotch Air, not too fast

THOMAS AUGUSTINE ARNE in his own day was recognized as the foremost English musician, and, indeed, from the production of his music to Milton's 'Comus' in 1738 until about the middle of last century, there was none to challenge that position with him. Since then his music has been somewhat unaccountably neglected, and we owe it largely to the enthusiasm of some of our young musicians today that the best of it is being revived.

5XX Daventry

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