★ from page 13 of ' New Every Morning '
Marian Carew (soprano)
Richard Ford (baritone)
at the Organ of the Trocadero Cinema, Elephant and Castle.
Popular music for all tastes on gramophone records
(18th Edition)
A further series of out-of-the-ordinary questions asked by Tom Dawson and answered by: John Bruce
Alexander Keith
Arthur Black
F. Spencer Chapman
on gramophone records
Vera Siddons (soprano)
Gladys Palmer (contralto)
John Turner (tenor)
George Pizzey (bass)
at the Organ of the Granada,
Clapham Junction
Carradale
A programme about the people of Kintyre ; their lives and jobs ; their visitors-particularly their unwelcome visitors, the basking sharks
Devised by Alan Melville
Broadcast from Carradale Pier
(A recording of the broadcast in the Scottish programme on Monday)
Conducted by Harold Collins from the Lewisham Hippodrome
A concert of his music given by Harold Child (baritone) and The Bronkhurst Trio:
John Fry (violin)
Edward Robinson (violoncello)
Henry Bronkhurst (pianoforte)
HAROLD CHILD
A Ballad-Maker Nod
Two Songs:
Down in yonder meadow Lily-bright and Shine-a Sailing Homeward
THE TRIO
Country Magic, Op. 47
1 Siesta. 2 The Open Road. 3 An Old Song
HAROLD CHILD
Maritime Invocation Resting
Beggar's Song Sussex Ways
THE TRIO
The Yorkshire Dales, Op. 58 (Three
Impressions for Trio)
I Walden. 2 Whemside. 3 Woo-dale
Armstrong Gibbs was born near Chelmsford in 1889, and was educated at Winchester College and Cambridge University. His musical studies at Cambridge came under the direction of Professor E. J. Dent ; later he studied at the Royal College of Music, eventually joining the College staff as a professor of composition.
Armstrong Gibbs has shown himself to be a composer of rare poetic sensitiveness and a highly skilled and polished craftsman. He appears to favour chamber music and songs, for it is in these forms that he has done most of his best work.
from the Sparrow's Nest Theatre,
Lowestoft
A programme of gramophone records, presented by Christopher Stone
including Weather Forecast and the Weekly Bulletin of Special Notices connected with Government and other Public Services
If War Comes-3
' The Amateur Handyman in War
Time'
W. P. Matthew
Trio in C minor, Op. 66
1 Allegro energico e con fuoco. 2 Andante espressivo. 3 Scherzo : Molto allegro quasi presto. 4 Finale: Allegro appassionato played by The Pougnet-Morrison-Pini Trio:
Jean Pougnet (violin)
Anthony Pini (violoncello)
Angus Morrison (pianoforte)
A comedy with music
Book and lyrics by C. Denis Freeman, with music and additional lyrics by Mark H. Lubbock
Cast
The BBC Theatre Chorus and the BBC Theatre Orchestra (leader, Tate Gilder ), conducted by the Composer
Production by Hedley Briggs
The action takes place on a cross-
Channel steamer and in Paris
(To be broadcast again on Thursday:
Regional, 9.0)
Here is another of those shows for which Messrs. Freeman and Lubbock have made themselves well known. The pair originally met in 1930. Freeman was then on the staff of the BBC, and had just completed the book of a radio operetta entitled The Kinx Can Do No Wrong. He found the composer for whom he was seeking in Mark H. Lubbock , who had just returned from seven years study in Germany. This meeting was the start of a partnership that has been responsible for no fewer than twelve big radio musicals, among which may be remembered His Majesty Proclaims, A Seat in Hyde Park , The Castle on the Hill, Auay to the Hills, and Mazurka. Week - End Return was originally produced in 1935.
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
China and Japan:
' Two years of conflict'
0. M. Green
, Die schöne Müllerin'
(' The Fair Maid of the Mill')
A song-cycle of the poems of Wilhelm Miiller sung by Keith Falkner (baritone)
Part 2
Eifersucht und Stolz (Envy and Pride)
Die liebe Farbe (The Beloved Colour) Die bose Farbe (The Hateful Colour) Trock'ne Blumen (Withered Flowers) Der Müller und der Bach (The Miller and the Brook)
Des Baches Wiegenlied (The Brook's
Lullaby)
Part I was broadcast in the Regional programme at 8.0. See the article by Ernest Haywood on page 12
Conductor, Walter Goehr
with Molly O'Connor
Ken Crossley from Caproni's Palais de Danse,
Bangor, Co. Down
Marguerite Long (pianoforte), and Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Maurice Ravel : Piano Concerto (Ravel)—1 Allegramente. 2 Adagio assai. 3 Presto
