Listings
: ' NORTH AND SOUTH'
Gramophone recordsNorwegian Popular Song (Norwegian
Melodies : Grieg) : Boyd Neel String Orchestra, conducted by Boyd Neel
Serenade : Naples (Impressions of Italy : Charpentier) : Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the composer
Contributors
Unknown:
Boyd
Neel
Conducted By:
Boyd
Neel
: Listen to the Band!
Amington Band : conductor, Roland DaviesContributors
Conductor:
Roland
Davies
: 'THE STORY OF PROGRAMME MUSIC '—5
Gramophone records of symphonic* poems by Saint-Saens: MORNING SERVICE
from Cannock Parish Church, Staffordshire 'Trumpet of God. sound high (A. and M. 734)
Invocation, Versicles, and Responses Psalm 15
Lesson : St. Luke 10, vv. 1-17 Jubilate
Creed and Prayers
Through all the changing scenes of life (A. and M. 290)
Address by the Rev. S. F. Linsley
Ye holy angels bright (A. and M. 546;
C.H. 39)
Blessing
Organist, G. M. Whitehouse
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev. S. F.
Linsley
Organist:
G. M.
Whitehouse
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
Falkman and his Apache Band: Music Magazine
A fortnightly review. Contents: 'Conducting for the Forces in Italy' by John Barbirolli; Review of new records: 'Arnold Schonberg' (b. September 13, 1874): illustrated talk by Edward Clark with Peter Stadlen (piano); Musical puzzle presented by Joseph Lewis. The Magazine introduced by Alec Robertson, and edited by Anna Instone and Julian HerbageContributors
Unknown:
John
Barbirolli
Unknown:
Arnold
Schonberg
Talk By:
Edward
Clark
Piano:
Peter
Stadlen
Presented By:
Joseph
Lewis.
Duced By:
Alec
Robertson
Edited By:
Anna
Instone
Edited By:
Julian
Herbage
: GWASANAETH CREFYDDOL
0 Saron. Capel yr Annibynwyr, Aberaman. Aberdar. (Religious Service in Welsh, from Saron Congregational Chapel, Aberaman, Aberdare)Ysbryd byw y deffroadau (559 : T6n,
Hebron)
Darllen, loan 12, 23-32
Arglwydd Iesu , arwain f'enaid (573 :
T6n. In Memoriam 1)
Pregeth gan y Parchedig Glannant
Jones
Disgleiried goleu'r Groes (680: T6n,
Gwendoline) '
Y
Fendith Arweinydd y Gan. J. D. Harries Organydd. L.A.C. Emlyn Hinton
(Cvmerir yr emynau o'r Cantedydd
Cynulleidfaol)
Contributors
Unknown:
Arglwydd
Iesu
Unknown:
Fendith
Arweinydd
Unknown:
J. D.
Harries
Unknown:
Emlyn
Hinton
: DEBUSSY
Violin Sonata played by Robert Masters (violin) and Leonard Cassini (piano)Contributors
Played By:
Robert
Masters
Piano:
Leonard
Cassini
: 'COUNTRY MAGAZINE'
Fortnightly programme from the countryside. No. 62-' Midlothian ' : A. Scott Kennedy introduces John Bowman (water engineer), Robert Burnside (miner). J. C. Wallace Mann (farmer), Jean Noble (fishwife), Robert L. Scarlett (market-gardener); John L. Tod (papermaker), and Annie Tait (grieve's wife on hill farm). Edited by A. Scott Kennedy , and produced by Christine OrrContributors
Introduces:
A. Scott
Kennedy
Unknown:
John
Bowman
Unknown:
Robert
Burnside
Unknown:
C. Wallace
Mann
Unknown:
Jean
Noble
Unknown:
Robert L.
Scarlett
Unknown:
John L.
Tod
Unknown:
Annie
Tait
Edited By:
A. Scott
Kennedy
Produced By:
Christine
Orr
: 'WORTH HEARING'
Gramophone records chosen and introduced by Joy WorthContributors
Duced By:
Joy
Worth
: BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
entertains the R.A.F. From a series of concerts arranged in collaboration with ENSA at an R.A.F. centre in Wales. Maurice Cole (piano). Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult. Part 1Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Adrian
Boult.
: IN THE SERVICE OF LEPERS'
Talk by A. Donald Miller about the Mission to LepersContributors
Talk By:
A. Donald
Miller
: BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult. Part 2Contributors
Conductor:
Sir Adrian
Boult.
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
Band of the Royal Canadian Air Force Overseas (by permission of the Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief) : conductor, Flight-Lieutenant Martin BoundyContributors
Unknown:
Lieutenant Martin
Boundy
: Newyddion
(News in Welsh): ' WATCYN WYN'
Rhaglen i ddathlu canmlwyddiant ei eni. C6r y Christian Temple, Rhydaman o dan arweiniad Gwilym R. Jones. Cyflwynir y rhaglen gan Aneirin Talfan Davies. (Choral programme in Welsh, from the Christian' Temple, Ammanford)
: CHILDREN'S HOUR
5.20 'Queer Pets of the Eighth Army' : talk by Signalman K. T. C Dusty ') McGarry, specially recorded for Children's Hour in Italy5.30 Choral exchange between a Scottish choir and one from the North of England, in which children of St. John's Grammar School, Hamilton, exchange songs with children of Horwich Senior School, Bolton
: ' SONGS FOR EVERYBODY'
Some of your favourite songs, sung by Mary Jarred (contralto) and Morgan Davies (baritone). West Birmingham Choral Society (con•ductor, Albert Knight ) ; BBC Midland Light Orchestra : conductor, Rae JenkinsContributors
Sung By:
Mary
Jarred
Unknown:
Albert
Knight
Conductor:
Rae
Jenkins
: ' HE LOVED THE TALL DEER'
Talk by Stephen Kirby on Jim Dale , veteran stalker of the Yorkshire MoorsContributors
Talk By:
Stephen
Kirby
Unknown:
Jim
Dale
: EVENING SERViCE
from the Albert Hall, Manchester, conducted by the Rev. W. F. Howard, D.D. . President of the Methodist Church and Principal of Handsworth College, BirminghamMeet and right it is to sing (M.H.B.
17) .
Prayer and the Lord's Prayer Reading
0 Jesus, king most wonderful (M.H.B.
107 ; A. and M. 178 ; C.H. 423)
Address
0 thou who earnest from above
(M.H.B. 388 ; A. and M. 698 ; C.H. 471)
Blessing
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev. W. F.
Howard, D.D.
: WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE
Appeal on behalf of the Federation of Committees for the Moral Welfare of Children, by Basil Henriques , J.P.Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed].
Contributors
Unknown:
Basil
Henriques
Unknown:
Basil
Henriques
: Raymond Lovell in '.THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE '
Radio drama in five parts by Lance Sieveking , based on Robert LouisStevenson's famous story. Produced by Hugh Stewart. Part 1
Other parts played by Cyril Gardiner Elsa Palmer , Freda Falconer , Harry Hutchinson , Stanley Groome , 'Charles Maunsell , and Molly Rankin
Scene : London in the early 1880s
Contributors
Unknown:
Lance
Sieveking
Unknown:
Robert
Louis
Produced By:
Hugh
Stewart.
Played By:
Cyril
Gardiner
Played By:
Elsa
Palmer
Played By:
Freda
Falconer
Played By:
Harry
Hutchinson
Played By:
Stanley
Groome
Played By:
Charles
Maunsell
Played By:
Molly
Rankin
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde:
Raymond
Lovell
Mr Utterson:
Austin
Trevor
Dr Lanyon:
Gordon
McLeod
Mr Enfield:
Laidman
Browne
Poole:
Wilfred
Walter
Sister Bathurst:
Nell
Ballantyne
: FRED HARTLEY
presents his own Music and the ChappeU's Queen's Hall Light Orchestra (conductor, Charles Williams ) in a non-stop programme for all tastes,Contributors
Conductor:
Charles
Williams
: 'INLAND VOYAGE'
A reflective programme on the canals of England, with Patric Curwen as the Traveller. Written and produced by Edward Livesey , with material by Godfrey Baseley and Harold SmallContributors
Unknown:
Patric
Curwen
Produced By:
Edward
Livesey
Unknown:
Godfrey
Baseley
Unknown:
Harold
Small
: THE EPILOGUE
' God is our Hope and Strength." Psalm 8 ; 2 Kings, 6, w. 8-23 : An hail the Power (A. and M. 300); Psalm 20. v. 7: LATE NIGHT SPECIAL
Story for bedtime. ' The Prodigal Calf,' written and read- by John Brophy. (Previousy broadcast on April 19)Contributors
Read By:
John
Brophy.
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