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' The Problems of Performance '
The second of two talks by Dr. Ernst Meyer
Musical illustrations by Norbert Brainin (violin) Siegmund Nissel (violin)
Kenneth Essex (viola)
Terence Well (cello)
Anthony Thorpe (trombone)
Charles Bryant (trombone)
George Eskdale (cornet) Horace Barker (cornet)
Arnold Goldsbrough (harpsichord)

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr. Ernst Meyer
Violin:
Norbert Brainin
Violin:
Siegmund Nissel
Viola:
Kenneth Essex
Cello:
Terence Well
Cello:
Anthony Thorpe
Unknown:
Charles Bryant
Unknown:
George Eskdale
Unknown:
Horace Barker
Harpsichord:
Arnold Goldsbrough

A debate with members of the United States Military Academy, West Point
The Motion: Resolved that the separation of the American Colonies from Britain had better not have occurred
Proposed by F. John Long (The Queen's College) and supported by members of the United States Military Academy and Francis W. Hirst (Wadham)
Opposed by the Hon. A.N. Wedgwood Benn (New College), the Hon. Clive Wigram (Oriel), and Sir Edward Boyle, Bt. (Christ Church)
In the Chair Sir Edward Boyle, Bt. President of the Union
Commentary by Wynford Vaughan Thomas

Contributors

Unknown:
F. John Long
Unknown:
Francis W. Hirst
Unknown:
A. N. Wedgwood
Unknown:
Clive Wigram
Unknown:
Sir Edward Boyle
Unknown:
Sir Edward Boyle
Commentary By:
Wynford Vaughan Thomas

(First of 7 Haydn-Mozart concerts conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham )
Margaret Ritchie (soprano)
Richard Lewis (tenor) Trevor Anthony (bass)
René Le Roy (flute) Lily Laskine (harp)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Oscar Lampe )
Conductor:
Sir Thomas Beecham , Bt.
Part 1

Symphony No. 35, in D (Haffner) - Mozart
Concerto in C, for flute and harp (K.299) - Mozart

Contributors

Conducted By:
Sir Thomas Beecham
Soprano:
Margaret Ritchie
Tenor:
Richard Lewis
Bass:
Trevor Anthony
Flute:
René Le Roy
Harp:
Lily Laskine
Chorus-Master:
Leslie Woodgate
Leader:
Oscar Lampe
Conductor:
Sir Thomas Beecham

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