Listings
: Weather Forecast
for Farmers and Shipping: GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Watson Forbes (viola)Myers Foggin (pianoforte)
Contributors
: GILBERT STACEY AND HIS SEXTET
All the above items arranged by Gilbert StaceyContributors
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
J. Fevrier (piano), J. Fournier(violin), P. Fournier (cello): Trio in E flat, No. 5 (Haydn)—1 Poco
Allegretto. 2 Andantino ed innocentemente. 3 Finale
Harold Bauer (pianoforte) :
Warum (Why ?) (Fantasiestikke. Op. 12) (Schumann)
Eileen Joyce (pianoforte),
Henri Temianka (violin). Antoni Sala (cello): Trio in D minor. Op. 32 (Arensky)-1 Allegro moderato 2 Scherzo. 3 Elegia. 4 Finale
Contributors
: Light Music from Holland
by The AVRO Concert OrchestraConductor, Nico Treep from Hilversum
: AL BOLLINGTON
at the BBC Theatre Organ: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Emanuel Feuermann (cello),Gerald Moore (pianoforte): Sonata in A minor (Arpeggione) (Schubert) 1 Allegro moderato. 2 Adagio. 3 Allegretto
Emanuel Feuermann (cello, unaccompanied) : Suite in G (Reger)
Contributors
: THE HOTEL VICTORIA ORCHESTRA
Leader, Aldo Spiero from the Hotel VictoriaContributors
: Sam Bennie
Syncopating pianist.Sam Bennie became totally blind at the age of seven, and began to show an immediate aptitude for music. Being given only a week to live by his doctors, he begged his father for a mouth-organ. He recovered from the meningitis that caused his blindness, went to the School for the Blind at Swiss Cottage, and there learned the organ, piano, and piano accordion. He then graduated to the Royal Normal College at Norwood.
Bennie first broadcast in April, 1938, with the Band Waggoners, and has appeared at the microphone on a number of occasions since then, including broadcasts in 'Monday Night at Seven', when he played his own composition 'Am I for You?', and again in 'Monday Night at Seven' in 'Youth Takes a Bow'.
He has also appeared with Reginald Foort and Esther Coleman.
Bennie runs and conducts his own band of twelve musicians, and has written and composed his own signature tune, 'I bring you music'. In April last year he won the final of the England and Scotland amateur pianoforte-playing contest over 520 rivals.
Contributors
: THE BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA
Leader, J. Mouland BegbieConductor, Guy Warrack
Petite Suite No. 3 (In modo populari)
Cui
1 Allegro moderato. 2 Moderato. 3 Vivace. 4 Moderato. 5 Allegretto. 6 Vivace ma non troppo
Symphony No. 1, in C minor
Mendelssohn
1 Allegro di molto. 2 Andante. 3 Minuetto. 4 Allegro con fuoco
Perpetuum mobile.....Schönherr [Programme continued overleaf
Contributors
: THE MILLS BROTHERS
on gramophone records: From Radiolympia VARIETY HALF-HOUR
with Nosmo King and HubertAdelaide Hall
Murray and Mooney
The Gordon Radiolympia Girls
Produced by Jack Swinburne
Contributors
: A Concert of ELIZABETHAN MUSIC
Audrey Rowton (harpsichord)The BBC Singers (A):
Margaret Godley Margaret Rees Gladys Winmill Doris Owens Bradbridge White Martin Boddey Stanley Riley
Samuel Dyson Conductor. Leslie Woodgate
(All from The Triumphs of Oriana)
Contributors
: Theatres of Variety
A Variety programme broadcast from the stage of The Hippodrome, BristolAmong the artists you will hear are
Charlie Kunz and Anona Winn
Contributors
: 'NO HELP WANTED'
A Story of American UnemploymentA dramatisation of the story of the Works Progress Administration of the United States Government
Written and produced by William N. Robson
This programme was prepared and recorded in the New York Office of the BBC and was first broadcast in this country in May of this year
Contributors
: 'RADIO ROADHOUSE'
Situated on the Roundabout By-PassUnder the direction of Naunton Wayne
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Charles Shadwell
Unrestricted fun in a built-up area, devised by Leonard M. Barry
Produced by Roy Speer and Leonard M. Barry
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
including Weather Forecast: Harry Evans and his Dance Band
with Nona DaymondSyd Griffiths
Reg Mitchell from the Grand Hotel, Torquay
Contributors
: DANCE MUSIC
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