at the Organ of the Granada, Welling
Six Minutes of Dance Music

Andres Segovia (guitar)

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar
. parlour
Presented by Roy Speer and S. E. Reynolds

Rambling
A rambler, Leslie Hewkin , puts questions about things he has noticed on his walks to William Aspden
(A recording of the talk broadcast in the Northern programme on August 9)

syncopated pianoforte solos

The Aberystwyth Madrigal Singers
Conductor, Charles Clements
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Leader, Leonard Hirsch
Conductor, Eric Fogg
Debussy's ' Petite Suite ' was originally composed, about a dozen years before the ' Nocturnes ', as a duet for piano (four hands), the medium to which Schubert was so much attracted, and to which many composers after him have been drawn at least once in their career. It was, for instance, the original form of Ravel's popular ' Mother Goose' Suite, which he afterwards expanded into a ballet.
The ' Petite Suite ' was first played by the composer with Jacques Durand , a son of his publisher, who had been a fellow student with him.
It was the latter who made the piano solo transcription which is in general use, but the orchestral version is the work of Henri Biisser , a prix de Rome of 1893, who is known as a composer of several operas and a ballet.

on gramophone records

' REVELRY OF 1939 '
Presented by Neil and Claxton from the Pier Pavilion, Herne Bay
The company includes :
Neville Kennard ; Hedley Claxton ; Sheila Rittie ; Muriel Burnett ; Bernard Cannon ; Teddy Keall ; Frederick W. Carle ; The Three Rhythm Boys ; The Four Rhythm
Girls