Listings
: Irene Worth and Cathleen Nesbitt with Dennis Arundell in 'THE COCKTAIL PARTY'
A Comedy by T. S. EliotProduction by E. J. King Bull
Persons:
Part 1
Contributors
: BEETHOVEN
Gervase de Peyer (clarinet)Cecil James (bassoon)
Douglas Cameron (cello)
Ernest Lush (piano)
Duo in B flat, for clarinet and bassoon
Allegro sostenuto
Aria con variazioni
Twelve Variations for cello and piano on ' Ein Mad'ohen Oder Weibchen from Mozart's ' Die Zauberflote '
Contributors
: ' THE SOLDIER'S TALE'
by C. F. RamuzTranslated by D. F. Aitken
, Music by Igor Stravinsky
Conducted by Paul Sacher
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon
Max Rostal (violin)
Frederick Thurston (clarinet)
Cecil James (bassoon)
Harold Jackson (trumpet) James Whelan (trombone)
James Merrett (double-bass)
James Blades (percussion)
Preceded by an introductory talk by Herbert Murrill
Contributors
: ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
A series of talks suggested by the South Bank Exhibition1-Steel and Stone by Anthony Chitty , F.R.I.B.A.
The speaker comments on the way contemporary architects make use of the variety of materials available in the design of their buildings.
Contributors
: CHOPIN
Alfred Orda (baritone)Josephine Lee (accompanist)
Patrick Piggott (piano)
Rondeau a la mazur, Op. 5
Songs:
Smutna Rzeka : Posel: Pierscien; Narzeezony; Spiew Grobowy ; Hulanks; Wojak
Four Mazurkas:
A minor. Op. 67 No. 4 C, Op. 56 No.2
A flat, Op. postli.
(first broadcast performance)
F sharp minor. Op. 59 No.
Contributors
: A SEQUELULA TO 'THE DYNASTS'
by Max BeerbohmArranged for broadcasting and produced by Douglas Cleverdon
Contributors
: CHORAL CONCERT
HuddersfieldGlee and Madrigal Society (Choir-Master, Harold Sykes )
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
Contributors
: OSWALD SPENGLER
and the Predicament of the Historical ImaginationTalk by Erich Heller
Contributors
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