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ITALIAN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY SONGS AND DUETS
Sung by BEATRICE BEAUFORT and JANET CHRISTOPHER
ROME IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
GIACOMO CARISSIMI (15S2) did more than any
Italian of his epoch towards the perfection of Recitative. He was the parent by adoption, if not the inventor, of the Sacred Cantata, which ' at his hands,' says Grove, ' received that elevation and accession of beauty which enabled it to supplant the madrigal.' Of his sacred cantata ' Jephthah,' Hawkins says, for sweetness of melody, artful modulation, and'original harmony, it is justly esteemed one of the finest efforts of musical skill and genius that the world knows of.' QUAGLIATI was organist in 1608 at Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome.
FRESCOBALM (1583) was tho most distinguished organist of the century.
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI , back in Rome in his old age, produced his last operas, including Griselda (his 114th), in Rome.

Contributors

Sung By:
Beatrice Beaufort
Sung By:
Janet Christopher
Unknown:
Alessandro Scarlatti

The Reflections of an ordinary Farmer
By Mr. G. T. HUTCHINSON , M.A.
(Treasurer of Christ Church, Oxford)
In this talk, Mr. G. T. Hutchinson , upon whom devolves the management of the agricultural property owned by Christ Church, will comment upon the five talks which havo been given by Sir Rowland Biffen , F.R.S., Lord Peel, Mr. Ratcliffe, and Mr. Hosier.

Contributors

Unknown:
Mr. G. T. Hutchinson
Unknown:
Mr. G. T. Hutchinson
Unknown:
Rowland Biffen

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National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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