From ' When Two or Three,' page 60
Leader, Frank Thomas
Relayed from The National Museum of Wales
(West Regional Programme)
An Orchestral Concert
Société des Concerts du Conservatoire Orchestre, conducted by Piero Coppola : Le Tombeau de Couperin—Prélude, Forlane, Menuet, Rigaudon (Ravel). The. London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pau Casals : Variations on a Theme by Haydn (Brahms). The Lamoureux Orchestra of Paris, conducted by Albert Wolff : Symphony in D minor : 1. Lento, Allegro ma non troppo ; 2. Allegretto ; 3. Allegro ma non troppo (César Franck)
with NADEJINE (Bass) ORCHESTRA
March, Jolly Blacksmith Folk-song, Bublitchki
NADEJINE
The Hussars
ORCHESTRA
Selection, On the VolgaORCHESTRA
Peasant Song, Katenka Borodino, Soldier's Song Legend, Stenka Razin Dance, Senee
(The music arranged for Balalaika Orchestra by Medvedeff)
Directed by JOHN BRIDGE
THE HUDDERSFIELD MALE VOICE QUARTET:
Ernest Armitage (First Tenor) ; Harry Coupland
; Tom A. Creaser (Baritone) ;
George E. Jessop (Bass)
(Continued overleaf.)
A Recital of Gramophone Records Presented by CHRISTOPHER STONE
A song-cycle for four voices by EASTHOPE MARTIN
VERA SIDDONS (Soprano)
GLADYS PALMER (Contralto) BARRINGTON HOOPER (Tenor)
GEORGE PIZZEY (Baritone)
Preamble (Quartet)
Episode (Baritone recit. and Quartet) Croon (Contralto). Dusk of Dreams
Advertisement (Baritone). The Quack
Doctor
Dirge (Quartet). The Heartrending Story Romance (Tenor). The Minstrel Rondo (Soprano). Jingle Hat
Envoy (Quartet). Here today and gone tomorrow
Easthope Martin was born in Ireland in 1883. He received his musical education at Trinity College of Music, and was at one time Organist at the Aeolian Hall in London. Later, he went to the United States as a concert organist. Then he became consumptive and went to live in the South of France, and there died in 1925.
Popular Ballads and Fox-trots transcribed by Reginald King
This charming fantasy, first broadcast in September, 1931, is a first-class show of its kind. It tells a highly improbable story of a business man projected into fairyland in the guise of an indiarubber ball, to music of an appropriately light texture. It is in the hands of a cast well seasoned in this type of light-hearted nonsense, including Patrick Waddington, Doris Gilmore, and Bernard Ansell.
By DAVID WISE
