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Niedzielski (pianoforte): The Blue
Danube Waltz (Johann Strauss , trans. Niedzielski)
W. H. Squire (violoncello): The
Broken Melody (Biene). Berceuse (Jocelyn) (Godard). Le Cygne (The Swan) (Saint-Saens)
Ania Dorfmann (pianoforte): Air de ballet (Rosamunde) (Schubert). Echoes of Vienna (Sauer)

Contributors

Unknown:
Johann Strauss
Unknown:
H. Squire
Pianoforte:
Ania Dorfmann

Leader, Alfred Barker
Conducted by H. Foster Clark
Milhaud's Suite of Dances entitled ' Saudades do Brazil' (the literal translation is ' Longing for Brazil ') was originally composed for piano solo, and later orchestrated by the composer. The titles appended to each dance are for the most part the names of localities in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, where Milhaud went in 1917 as Secretary to Paul Claudel, then French Ambassador to Brazil. The dances are without exception written in two-four time, in characteristic tango rhythm, and are remarkable for the acid quality of the harmonies and a certain harshness arising from the poly-tonal nature of the writing-a favourite device of the composer's and nowhere more strikingly exemplified than in the present Suite. The melodies are, however, not without a certain haunting charm.

Saudades do Brazil (Longing for Brazil) 1 Overture. 2 Sorocaba. 3 Botofago. 4 Leme. 5 Copocabana. 6 Ipanema. 7 Gavea. 8 Corcovado. 9 Tijua. 10 Sumare. 11 Paineras. 12 Larenjeiras. 13 Paysandu - Milhaud

Contributors

Leader:
Alfred Barker
Conducted By:
H. Foster Clark

Some Questions to be Answered
Mrs. Emelie Waller
The domestic service problem has for some time been growing more acute, but only recently have there been signs that it is attracting the public attention which, as a serious national question, it deserves (as the interest in a recent broadcast in the ' Boomerangs ' series indicated). The aim of this new series of weekly talks is to give the whole subject a thorough airing from as many representative points of view as possible, and to suggest some measures to improve the present situation.
Mrs. Emelie Waller will open the series by reviewing some of the questions that the public is asking

Contributors

Unknown:
Mrs. Emelie Waller
Unknown:
Mrs. Emelie Waller

from St. Paul's Cathedral, London
Order of Service
Psalms xxvii-xxix
Lesson, Isaiah xlix, 1-13
Magnificat (Wesley in F) (Chant
Service)
Lesson, Romans xv, 8-21
Nunc Dimittis (Wesley in F) (Chant
Service)
Anthem, When Jesus our Lord
(Mendelssohn) (words, St. Matthew ii, 1, 2)
Hymn, Earth hath many a noble city
(A. and M. 76)
(The choir will consist of men's voices only)

The BBC Orchestra
(Section D)
JLed by Marie Wilson
Conducted by Georg Schneevoigt
Cyril Smith (pianoforte)
Georg Schneevoigt was born in Finland in 1872, and studied at various musical centres, including Helsingfors, Leipzig, Brussels, and Vienna. Like Toscanini and Barbirolli, he began his professional career as a cellist, being principal of the Helsingfors Philharmonic Orchestra. He was also a professor at the Conservatoire in that city. Eventually he gave up the cello and devoted himself entirely to conducting, succeeding Kajanus as conductor of the National Philharmonic
Orchestra. He also succeeded Weingartner at the Munich opera. For ten years he was chief conductor of the Concert Society in Stockholm, and in 1918 he founded the Philharmonic Orchestra in Christiania
(Oslo). Other important engagements include Musical Director of Diisseldorf, and conductor of the Los Angeles Orchestra.

Symphony No. 40, in G minor 1 Allegro moderato. 2 Andante. 3 Minuetto. 4 Finale: Allegro assai - Mozart
Sinfonia concertante, for pianoforte and orchestra 1 Maestoso - Allegro spiritoso. 2 Andante commodo. 3 Allegro molto - Walton
Two Legends from The Kalevala 1 Lemminkainen and the Maids of Saari. 2 The Return of Lemminkainen - Sibelius

Contributors

Unknown:
Marie Wilson
Conducted By:
Georg Schneevoigt
Pianoforte:
Cyril Smith

tells the story of ' A Talk in the Train '
Listeners are to have the rare treat of hearing a new story by A. J. Alan. On being asked for information about it, this popular broadcaster, who remains as elusive as ever, adapted Lewis Carroll 's parody of ' Hiawatha ' :
A. J. Alan , when we asked him, Didn't seem to hear the question, Coughed and said it didn't matter, Bit his lips and changed the subject,
Then departed A. J. Alan.
A. 7. Alan will broadcast this story again on Friday in the Regional programme at 8.0.

Contributors

Story By:
A. J. Alan.
Unknown:
Lewis Carroll
Unknown:
A. J. Alan
Unknown:
A. J. Alan.

Herbert Heyner (baritone)
Margaret Hodsdon (virginals)

MARGARET HODSDON Court Music The King's Juel - Gibbons
The Prince's Courante - Bull
The King's Hunt - Bull
HERBERT HEYNER Greensleeves - Anon. (William Ballet's Lute Book)
Shall a frown or angry eye? - Corkine
Thyrsis and Milla - Morley
MARGARET HODSDON Kemp's Jig - Anon. (The Cambridge Lute Book)
Bull's Goodnight - Bull
HERBERT HEYNER Beauty sat bathing - Robert Jones
His Golden Locks - Dowland
Tobacco - Hume

Contributors

Baritone:
Herbert Heyner
Baritone:
Margaret Hodsdon

National Programme Daventry

About National Programme

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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