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Campbell Murdoch (baritone)
The New English Trio:
Gwynneth Trotter (violin)
Audrey Piggott (violoncello)
Dorothea Aspinall (pianoforte)
CAMPBELL MURDOCH
The Knight's Return
There be none of Beauty's Daughters I fear thy kisses
The lark now leaves his wat'ry nest Weep you no more, sad fountains Crabbed Age and Youth
TRIO
Trio in D, Op. 27
1 Allegro con brio. 2 Larghetto maestoso. 3 Allegro energico non presto
Donald Francis Tovey , pianist, composer, conductor, and Reid Professor of Music in Edinburgh University, was born at Eton in 1875. From his early years he displayed remarkable musical gifts. At the age of nineteen he was elected Lewis Nettleship scholar at Balliol College, Oxford, and four years later graduated in classical honours.
Tovey's scholarship is immense, and on the music of Bach and Beethoven he is undoubtedly the foremost English authority. Although his compositions reflect his classical learning and bias and show no inclination to follow the trend of twentieth-century musical thought, they are full of strong individuality.

Contributors

Baritone:
Campbell Murdoch
Violin:
Gwynneth Trotter
Violin:
Audrey Piggott
Pianoforte:
Dorothea Aspinall
Pianoforte:
Campbell Murdoch
Pianist:
Donald Francis Tovey
Unknown:
Lewis Nettleship

The BBC Singers (A):
Margaret Godley Margaret Rees Gladys Winmill Doris Owens Bradbridge White Martin Boddey Stanley Riley Samuel Dyson Conductor, Leslie Woodgate

Contributors

Unknown:
Margaret Godley
Unknown:
Margaret Rees
Unknown:
Gladys Winmill
Unknown:
Doris Owens
Unknown:
Bradbridge White
Unknown:
Martin Boddey
Unknown:
Stanley Riley
Conductor:
Samuel Dyson
Conductor:
Leslie Woodgate

' Robinson-Crusoeing '
Elizabeth Macpherson
Elizabeth Macpherson , by now quite well known to listeners for her talks on Highland life, comes again to the microphone today with another broadcast from her home in the hills.
To live in a Scottish glen far from the nearest town, often snow-bound for weeks on end, and with little social life, may not be some people's idea of a pleasant existence, but Mrs. Macpherson "finds delight in every mood of the mountains, and in the sheep, deer, and wild birds which are her neighbours among them. She is interested in the most trivial of everyday happenings and finds humour in the dullest of domestic disasters. She will talk today about the things she loves best in her Highland home, the scent of bracken, mist blowing down the screes, chaff with a passing stranger, laundering in the burn, peat-cutting, sun on the summits, and the white wastes of snow, that make of home a comfort and security indeed.
(Scottish)

Contributors

Unknown:
Elizabeth MacPherson
Unknown:
Elizabeth MacPherson

A programme of Variety, music, and drama from the floating playhouse, reviving for you some of the glories of the old showboat days
The cast will include
Dick Francis as ' The Showman '
Lorna Stuart
Robert Ashley and Hal Thompson
The Orchestra (led by Josef Marais ), and a Section of the BBC Chorus, under the direction of Jack Clarke
The programme devised by Adrian Thomas and presented by William MacLurg
(Empire Programme)

Contributors

Unknown:
Dick Francis
Unknown:
Lorna Stuart
Unknown:
Robert Ashley
Unknown:
Hal Thompson
Unknown:
Josef Marais
Unknown:
Jack Clarke
Unknown:
Adrian Thomas
Presented By:
William MacLurg

Regional Programme London

About Regional Programme

Regional 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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