From page 29 of 'New Every Morning'

Berlin State Opera Orchestra, conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler : Overture (Marriage of Figaro) (Mozart)
Pau Casals (violoncello), and The
London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Landon Ronald : Concerto in B flat (Boccherini)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bart.: Brigg Fair (Delius)

Leader, Frank Cantell
Conducted by Charles Shadwell
Morgan Davies (baritone)

by Maurice Vinden from the Concert Hall,
Broadcasting House

Ⓓ An adventure in Siam
Frank Harrison
(An electrical recording of the talk broadcast in the Regional programme on August 1)

by John Pauer

Leader, Maurice Clare
Conductor, Eldridge Newman
Gaby Valle (soprano) from the Leas Cliff Hall ,
Folkestone

Watson Forbes (viola)
Myers Foggin (pianoforte)

Sidney Burchall (baritone)

between
YORKSHIRE and MIDDLESEX
A commentary during play by Howard Marshall from Kennington Oval

including Weather Forecast

' Eighteen hundred and war-time '
H. E. Piggott
Singer, Frederick Harvey
Today Mr. Piggott will deal with some of the naval ballads inspired by the French wars of the eighteenth century. They are not, properly speaking, ' sea songs ' at all, though some of them made their way afloat. Two of the most famous were theatre songs: the words of ' Heart of Oak' "were written by Garrick for his Drury Lane pantomime Harlequin's Invasion in 1759, with music by Boyce, and ' The Saucy Arethusa ' was first sung in a musical farce, Lock and Key, at Covent Garden in 1786.

(Section C)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Warwick Braithwaite
Arthur Carron (tenor)

Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell

by John Brownlee (baritone)

Silent Worship - Handel, arr. Somervell
Phillis has such charming graces - Antony Young, arr. Lane Wilson
The Jolly Tinker - 17th cent., arr. Ernest Newton
Ewig - Erich J. Wolff
Es blinkt der Thau - Rubinstein
Du bist wie eine Blume - Schumann
Es muss ein Wunderbares sein - Liszt
Sonntag - Brahms
Verborgenheit - Wolf
If I were King - Campbell Tipton
Do not go, my love - Hageman
King Charles - M. V. White
When Childher Plays - Walford Davies
In the Silent Night - Rachmaninoff

A Comedy with Music
Book and lyrics by Diana Morgan
Music by Michael Sayer
Production by Cyril Wood
Characters
Wedding guests, Policemen, Waiters, etc.:
William Chatterley , Graham Clark son, Frank Jordan , Elizabeth Lowe ,
Ellen Rice , Rolland Wiltshire
Wedding guests, Policemen, Waiters, etc.
Scene : The action of the play begins in London, then goes to the West of England, and back to London

Short talks on common nuisances

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

The BBC Northern
Ireland Orchestra
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, E. Godfrey Brown
Astra Desmond (contralto)
' The Music Makers ' is a setting of a poem extolling the music-makers and the dreamers of dreams as ' movers and shakers of the world '. The dream that was scorned yesterday becomes the reality of today. The music-makers, their ' souls with high music ringing ', are hailed by those who yearn for the brighter future.
It is notable that in this setting the composer has introduced a few brief quotations from some of his own major works-the symphonies, the ' Enigma ' Variations, The Dream of Gerontius, and others.

from the Plaza Ballroom, Glasgow