It will be remembered that in February this year Lady Reading had to discontinue this series owing to ill-health. It is good news that she is now able to resume her delightful talks.
They are reflections on life and men and affairs by a woman of culture who has been everywhere. Into her talks comes that sympathy found only in one who knows and understands many sides of life.
Divertimentos for Wind, and Lieder
The Leipzig Gewandhaus Wind
Quintet: Divertimento No. 14 for Wind Instruments (Mozart)
Elisabeth Schumann (soprano) with Pianoforte: Schneeglockchcn (Snow-drops) ; Der Nussbaum (Hazel Tree)
(Schumann); Schlechtes Wetter (Bad
Weather); Ständch.en (Serenade)
(Strauss); Marienlied (Song ot bt. Mary) (Marx)
Members of the Berlin State Opera
Orchestra: Divertimento No. 9 tor wind Instruments (Mozart)
The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Stokowski : El Capitan (Sousa)
The Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Johann Strauss : Radetsky March (Johann Strauss )
The Berlin State Opera Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Leo Blech : Hungarian March (Schubert, arr. Liszt)
Orchestra of L'Opera Comique :
Marche Heroique (Saint-Saens)
The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Stokowski : Marche Slave (Tchaikovsky)
Contributors
Conducted By:
El
Capitan
Unknown:
Johann
Strauss
Unknown:
Johann
Strauss
Conducted By:
Dr. Leo
Blech
The Foundations of English Music
Under the direction of Sir RICHARD RUNCIMAN TERRY
Songs of Sundry Natures by William Byrd (1589)
Sung by THE WIRELESS SINGERS
Songs to Five Voices
1. Penelope that longed
2. Compel the hawk to sit
3. See those sweet eyes (I part)
4. Love would discharge (2 part)
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Richard
Runciman
Unknown:
William
Byrd
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