by John C. Moore
A series of literary anecdotes and readings
(From Bristol)

'Tell me where is fancy bred'... If it were a part of the world it would be in the West of England. What poet, if he wasn't born in the West, has not packed his bag and gone there for a holiday? Keats sitting on the rocks at Tintagel, Landor pacing his ruins at Llanthony, Coleridge and Wordsworth walking mysteriously by night through the woods at Netherstowey, Hazlitt on his way to Wem, Herrick in his parsonage. These stories and many others will be told in the series by our own men of letters-Ellis Roberts, E. M. Delafield, A.G. Street, John C. Moore, Reginald Arkell, and many others.

Eveline Willcox (soprano), Margaret Harris and Edgar Glasspool (duets on two pianofortes)

Margaret Harris and Edgar Glasspool were always rivals at the Eisteddfodau, and so they decided to join forces. Edgar Glasspool has arranged Folk House Chamber Concerts for seven seasons since their inception. Fugue a la Gigue has been arranged by Geoffrey Mendham, Organist at St. Paul's, Clifton, and Music Master at Clifton College.
(From Bristol)

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