FRANCIS EDWARD BACHE
EVELINE STEVENSON (Soprano)
FRANK CANTELL (Violin)
LEONARD DENNIS (Violoncello)
GEORGE MANTLE-CHILDE (Pianoforte)
GEORGE MANTLE-CHILDE
Barcarolle:
Bon Matin (Bluette)
L'Irresistible (Galop de Bravura)
EVELINE STEVENSON
Farewell
So, where you will
Ah ! did they but know Springtide Faith
FRANK CANTELL , LEONARD DENNIS and GEORGE
MANTLE-CHILDE
Pianoforte Trio in D minor, Op. 25
THE centenary of the birth of Francis Edward Bache was celebrated in Birmingham in September. He died at the early age of twenty-five, leaving a number of works for pianoforte and orchestra and two operas. Walter Bache , his younger brother, was a pupil of Liszt, and introduced many important works by that master to England. The pianist, George Mantle-Childe , is a great-nephew of these talented Birmingham brothers.
Mr. PERCY MARSHALL : 'The Romance of the Midland Public Libraries '