National Orchestra of Wales
Conducted by Warwick Braithwaite
Bruch (1838-1920) was once Conductor of the Liverpool Philharmonic Society, and was for many years a famous teacher in Berlin. Kol Nidrei is a prayer intoned in some Jewish synagogues on the Day of Atonement.
Bruch used this sad chant as the basis of a piece for Solo 'Cello, Harp, and Orchestra.
If we do not often hear the larger works of Moszkowski (1854-1925), he is a familiar friend to very many who have played his pianoforte duets. From Foreign Parts, or, of recent years, heard his light orchestral music broadcast. He composed also in the larger forms-a Symphony, Joan of Arc, Concertos for Pianoforte and Violin, a Ballet, and the Opera, Boabdil, The Last King of the Moors. This is founded on an incident in the war of the Spaniards and the Moors in the fifteenth century. The Ballet Music taken from the work consists of three pieces, a Spanish Malaguena (in three time, with a characteristic rhythm beginning with whole beat, two halves, whole), a Scherzo-Valse, and a Moorish Fantasia (two time, commencing with dignified chords and going on to build up the piece over a recurring motif that stumps about in the bass).
Contributors
Musicians:
National Orchestra of
Wales
Conductor:
Warwick
Braithwaite
III. Dorothy Eaves and Arthur Holland will conspire in perpetrating a duet
VI. Firewater
A Red Indian Drama arranged by Dorothy Eaves
Scene: The Camp of the Tribe of Soda Syphons
The following musical number is included:
Hoojah Boolah.. Squiers
Sung by Elsie Eaves and Jack Evans
VII. Doris Worsley and the Piano
VIII. Dorothy Eaves in a Character Cameo
IX. Jack Evans (Tenor) will sing 'Absent' Metcalfe
X. Arthur Holland (Comedian) in a humorous interlude
XI. Galloping Horses (Longstaffe)
Contributors
Performer:
Dorothy
Eaves
Comedian:
Arthur
Holland
Arranged by (Firewater):
Dorothy
Eaves
Big Chief Running Nose:
Raymond
Glendenning
Little Pig Skin, his daughter:
Elsie
Eaves
The Young Brave, Big Noise:
Jack
Evans
The Witch Doctor:
Dorothy
Eaves
The Paleface:
Arthur
Holland
Singer (Hoolah Boolah):
Elsie
Eaves
Singer (Hoolah Boolah):
Jack
Evans
Singer/Pianist:
Doris
Worsley
Tenor:
Jack
Evans
Author (Galloping Horses):
null
Longstaffe
The Showman:
Arthur
Holland
The Dude:
Jack
Evans
The Old Man:
Raymond
Glendenning
The Old Lady:
Elsie
Eaves
The Coster:
Dorothy
Eaves
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