Alan Loveday (violin)
Leonard Cassini (piano)
by Jean-Jacques Bernard
Arranged as a radio play bv Ravmond Raikes from 'the English translation by John Leslie Frith
Music by John Hotchkis based on the setting by Duparc of Baudelaire's poem
'L'Invitation au Voyage '
The Goldsbrough Orchestra (Leader, Emanuel Hurwitz ) Conducted by John Hotchkis
Production by Raymond Raikes
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The action takes place about the middle of the eighteenth century. ACT 1: Spain-Seville
Leonora', bedroom in her father 's castle
ACT 2: Spain—Hornachuelos Scene 1: A village inn
Scene 2: Outside the monastery m the mountain.
A series of four talks
I-The Webbs by the Rt. Hon. John Strachey, M.P.
How far do the Labour movement and the Labour party of today owe their shape and their purpose to the work of certain intellectuals in the opening half of this century? In this talk John Strachey considers the contribution of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, both of whom he knew.
Act 3: Italy-near Velletri
Scene 1: A wood; leading to ...
Scene 2: A room in the house of a senior
Spanish officer
Scene 3: A military encampment ACT 4: Spain-near Hornachuelos
Scene 1: Courtyard of the monastery
Scene 2: Leonora's retreat near the monastery
by J. A. Westrup
Heather Professor of Music in the University of Oxford
It is well known that No. 11 of the Enigma Variation., G.R.S., was inspired by G. R. Sinclair', bulldog. Elgar wrote various themes inspired by or dedicated to Dan, and Professor Westrup relates these to their sometimes surprising contexts in his compositions.
