From page 17 of ' New Every Morning '

Artur Schnabel (pianoforte), and the Pro Arte String Quartet : Quintet in A, Op. 81 (Dvorak)— Allegro ma non tanto ; 2 Dumka; 3 Scherzo (Furiant) : Molto vivace ; 4 Allegro
Virtuoso String Quartet, Cockerill
(harp), Murchie (flute), Draper (clarinet) : Introduction and Allegro for harp, strings, and woodwind (Ravel)

by Gordon Thorpe from the Albert Hall , Nottingham

Directed by Henry Hall

Under the direction of Johan Hock from Queen's College Chambers
Lecture Hall, Birmingham
The Birmingham Philharmonic
String Orchestra
Leader, Norris Stanley
Conductor, Johan Hock
Judith de Leeuw (pianoforte)

F. W. de Valda
This popular series is to have a revival of four weekly broadcasts, during this month. De Valda went to sea at the age of sixteen, has been a rolling stone in most parts of the globe, and has described his adventurous life in his book ' Full Measure '. The rolling stone next week is to be J. H. Squire , of Celeste Octet fame.

The Boyd Neel String Orchestra :
Moto perpetuo (Lotter); Slavonic Scherzo (Sistek, arr. Lotter)
Marek Weber and his Orchestra :
Dream Waltz (Millocker) ; Waltz, Les Cloches de Corneville (Planquette, arr. Metra)
The New Light Symphony Orchestra : Spanish Serenade (Bizet) ; Slavonic Dance (Le Roi Malgre lui) (The Unwilling King) ; March joyeuse (Chabrier)

(By permission of the Watch Committee)
Conducted by Captain F. W. Wood , M.V.O.
Director of Music
(From Bristol)

Elsie Janis and Basil Hallam: You're here and I'm here (The Passing Show)
Olive Groves: Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green (Bric-a-Brac)
Violet Loraine: Oh! By Jingo. The Gypsy warned me (Whirligig)
The Light Opera Company: Tea for Two. I want to be happy (No, No, Nanette) (Youmans)
Alice Delysia and W.H. Berry: Bahyin' You (Princess Charming)
The Columbia Light Opera Company: Blue Room. The Girl Friend (The Girl Friend) (Hart and Rodgers)
Paul Robeson and Chorus: Roll Away Clouds (Virginia) (Waller, Tunbridge)
Joseph Hislop: Oh maiden, my maiden (Frederica) (Lehar)
Oscar Denes and Barbara Diu: Mausie (Viktoria and her Hussar) (Graham and Paul Abraham)
Peggy Wood: She didn't say Yes (The Cat and the Fiddle) (Harbach and Kern)
Fred Astaire: Night and Day (Gay Divorce) (Cole Porter)
Norah Howard: Other People's Babies (Streamline) (Ellis, Herbert, Jeans)
Jeanne Aubert and Jack Whiting: You're the Top (Anything Goes) (Cole Porter)
Elsie Randolph and Jack Buchanan: I'm in a dancing mood (This'll make you Whistle) (Goodhart, Hoffmann)
Ambrose and his Orchestra, with Sam Browne: There's a small hotel (On Your Toes) (Rodgers, Hart)

The BBC Midland Orchestra
Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by Leslie Heward
En Saga (A Legend)
Symphony No. 2, in D, Op. 43

Olga Alexeeva (soprano)

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Conductor, B. Walton O'Donnell
Frank Titterton (tenor)

George Dyson
Dr. Dyson will discuss a problem fundamental to the understanding of music: that of time. Music is a succession of moments of which we can hear only one at a time, and it is moreover a language in which we have not only to hear the words, melody, harmony, etc., but to accustom ourselves to the pace at which they are delivered. Thus, the first effort of the listener must be to understand the framework of time, that is, the rhythm and pulsations. Having grasped that, the listener must find and place in due perspective the various thoughts, contrasts, variations, and repetitions that make up the form of the work. All Dr. Dyson's talks will be fully illustrated at the piano.

Ballet Music played by The Boyd Neel String Orchestra
Leader, Louis Willoughby
Conductor, Boyd Neel
Overture, Thesee (1675) Ballet Suite
1 Prelude (Les Festes de Versailles) (1668). 2 Ritournelle (Ballet des Arts) (1663). 3 Ritournelle (Les Amours deguises) (Love's Masquerades) (1664). 4 Chaconne (Ballet d'Alcidienne) (1658)
Suite, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme
(1670)
1 Overture. 2 Ballet. 3 Minuet. 4 Airs des garcons tailleurs (Songs of the Tailor's Assistants). 5 Ceremonie turque : Marche et Entrees du ballet (Turkish Ceremonial : March and Entry of the Ballet)
Overture, Atys (1676)

In their Seventeenth Edition
Devised and Produced by Max Kester and Bryan Michie with Marion Dawson
Hindle Edgar
Marjorie Stedeford
Ronald Hill Janet Lind
Wilfrid Thomas
Gene Durham
The BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by John Weaver
The Air-do-Wells will broadcast again tomorrow at 4.0 in the Regional programme

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A programme of poetry
The poems selected and introduced by W. B. Yeats and read by V. C.
Clinton Baddeley
The object of this programme, which W. B. Yeats has come over from Ireland to produce and superintend, is to show that poetry can still be popular even in England, when it is made exciting. The poems chosen are Belloc's ' Do you remember an inn, Miranda ? ', Chesterton's ' Rolling English Road ', de la Mare's ' Three Jolly Farmers ', Newbolt's ' Drake's Drum ', Sylvia Townsend Warner 's ' The Sailor ', and York Powell 's ballad 'The Sailor and the Shark '.
No music will accompany
Clinton Baddeley 's voice, but a drum, and possibly a pipe, will be used between the poems and between the stanzas to emphasise the rhythm and to give the right atmosphere. ' The Sailor and the Shark' will be sung, but without accompaniment.

. Herbert Heyner (baritone)
The Modern Wind Quintet
Edward Walker (Bute) ;
Terence MacDonagh (oboe) ; Reginald Kell (clarinet) ;
Alan Hyde (horn) ;
Cecil James (bassoon)
Ernest Lush (pianoforte)

by Arthur Calder-Marshall read by the Author

with BETTY DALE , MONTE Rey ,
'CHICK' HENDERSON, and THE BLUE NOTES