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: Symphony Concert
(Relayed from the New Pavilion, Bournemouth) Symphony Concert No. 3 of the 35th WinterSeries
THE BOURNEMOUTH MUNICIPAL AUGMENTED
ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR DAN GODFREY Maestoso. Un poco piu lento; Scherzo.
Marcato e staccato; Moderate. Assai. Andante ; Finale. Moderato ma appassiohato THE title of this Concerto makes the composer's intention clear; he means the pianoforte part to be regarded rather as one of the voices in the score than as the customary solo with orchestral accompaniment. As an experienced pianist himself, he knows well how to make use of the instrument's resources, and the result is an effective blend of symphonic music and a briUiant pianoforte part, in which neither handicaps the other, although both are given fullest opportunities. There are four movements, but these are closely united in their thematic material, and the first, the most important, contains in varied forms the nucleus of the three which follow. The second is in light and joyous mood, and the third has something of the atmosphere of an oriental landscape. It is closely bound up with the fourth movement, vivid and dramatic as that is. Near the end it reaches an impressive climax with all the themes welded together.
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: Organ Music
Played by GILBERT MILLSRelayed from the Church of. tho Messiah,
Birmingham
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: The Children's Hour
(From Birmingham)' Adventures with the Treasure Lady-A White
Elephant,' by Winifred A. Ratcliffe
Songs by HORACE PRIESTLEY (Tenor)
SipNEY HULL (Banjo)
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: ORGAN MUSIC
Played by Dr. HAROLD RHODESRelayed from Coventry Cathedral
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: Symphony Concert
Relayed from the Town Hall, Birmingham THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM ORCHESTRAConducted by Dr. MALCOLM SARGENT 8.26 app. Reading from tho London Studio
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: c Dixie Land '
A Musical Sketch by NORMAN TimmisAssisted by THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO
CHORUS and PHILIP BROWN 'S
Dom INOES DANCE BAND
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: An Edward German Programme
(From Birmingham)I. MERRIE ENGLAND'
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO CHORUS and ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
Introduction and Opening Chorus-Sing-a-down
Finale, Act I II 'NELL GWYNN '
Suite of Three Dances III Tom JONES ' Introduction and Opening Chorus * Don't you find the weather charming ?Finale, Act I
IV. ' 'HENRY VIII '
Suite of Three Dances
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