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... film director; 1909 Benny Goodman, clarinettist and band leader; 1909 George Headley, West Indies cricketer; 1913 Cedric Thorpe Davie, composer. 31 May Lynda Bellingham, actress, 50, Ipm Berepger, actpr, 48, ' Florence Desmond, actress, 93; Clint Eastwood ...
... seats in a hat aély, chartered bug, and on Carpjag Sis 52 children could be ed on a 35-seater. A Singing Nation Mc Cedric Thorpe Davie, the acOttish composer, E eaking at the Coth anniversary dinner of the nigysrer Singers of St Andrews last 'blght. said ...
... Office-Bearers St Andrews Music Club — President, Cedric Thorpe Davie; vice-president, Robert Taylor; secretary, Miss .j, M'Pherson; treasurer, Mr J. Morris. Edinburgh Nairnshire Association. —President, Mr Geo. Kerr; vicepresident. Mr Harry Gordon; hon ...
... from Scotland,” it was rather a hotchpotch of a prolfnmme_ opening with a brisk fanfare compooedg for the occasion by Cedric Thorpe Davie, and thereafter contamiv odds and ends by Reznicek, Verdi, Walter ‘Lelfh_ Saint-Saéns, Debussy, and Weinberger, plus ...
... from May 7 to 15, will be produced by Mr Harry Douglas, of Edinburgh, and will include music specially - written by Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie. The production involves 300 people, the majority coming from organisations not usually connected with amateur drama ...
... Concerto by Thea Musgrave, solo Keith Pearson: ‘ Land of W and 3 . by Hamish McCunn; * Dances. mlmmon: Diversions by Cedric Thorpe Davie: on Scottish Songs, arranged by John Currie. | Tickess: £5.50, £5.25, £5.00, £3.50, £2.00. MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS 7 ...
... Alexander Scott, and the readers are James Crampsey, lain Cuthbertson, lan Gilmour, George Main and Effie Morrison Cedric Thorpe Davie wrote the incidental music. TELEVISION STV I.o—~The One O'clock Gang. I.3o—Scottish News. ‘l.st——Slfn Off. s.o—Seeing ...
... Group's honorary President, Professor E. P. Dickie will give the address and one of its honorary vicepresidents, Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie. will take partt On May 1 the Group will sing madrigals at the end of the pier at sunrise. The Group have also been ...
... programme with a performance by m“fic. Scottish Orchestra of a Fantasia on Four Scottish Tunes, composed and conducted by Cedric Thorpe Davie, Master of the Music at St Andrews University. The film's director and cameraman, Gordon Lang, has been working since ...
... Vivaldi. o Soloists: Rona Pollard . ‘and Lesley Calder. - P | n-1“.y..d Folk e o o adov. A R NOW%I Suite,. - - ...
... to a broken phrase. Scots composers r;))resented in the programme were lan Whyte, Kenneth Finlay, Sir Hugh Roberton, Cedric Thorpe Davie, and Francis George Scott. The works of the last mentioned were particularly impressive by reason of their powerful ...
... Robert Kemp and Gerard Slevin, and directed by the latter (with rusical arrangements and additional music composed by Cedric Thorpe Davie), provides the basis for this colourful stramash. The play inherits Scott's preoccupation with the conflicting Osbaldistone ...