from the Chiswick Empire

Eric Jeffcote's Rhythm Quartet and Martini and his Music
(Midland)

' Trading in and out of Australia and New Zealand '
R. W. Simson
(Midland)

Radiotianst Variety Orchestra
Conductor, Sune Waldimii from Stockholm

Leader, Leonard Hirsch
Conductor, Eric Fogg
French Composers
Concert Suite in G minor
Rameau, arr. Mottl
1 La Poule (The Hen). 2 Minuet. 3 L'Enharmonique. 4 L'Egyptienne
3.14 Prelude, L'Apres-midi d'un faune (A Faun's Reverie) Debussy
Concerto for small orchestra, Op. 34
Roussel
Debussy's ' L'Apres-midi d'un faune ' is a musical interpretation of a poem by the French poet, Stephane Mallarme. It has been said that the poem is so elusive in meaning, so subtle in its refinements of language, that it is practically untranslatable into another tongue. Debussy's is perhaps the only medium suited to an exposition of the poem.
The poem is concerned with a faun who, waking at dawn in the forest, tries to recall what happened to him before he fell asleep. His musings are confused with visions of nymphs who spent the afternoon with him and the possibility that the whole thing has been a dream coloured with the music of his own flute.

Football League v.
Scottish League
A commentary on the second half of the match, by Thomas Woodrooffe , from the Molineux Ground,
Wolverhampton

with Margaret Eaves
John Duncan and The Arthur Dulay Quintet
Presented by Doris Arnold
(Orchestral arrangements by Arthur
Dulay)

Mark Raphael (baritone): Music when soft voices die; Love's Philosophy; Weep you no more; and Cherry Valley (Quilter)

Lisa Perli (soprano) accompanied by Sir Thomas Beecham, Bart.: Cradle Song; The Nightingale; and Evening Voices (Twilight Fancies) (Delius)