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... of the “Arts Council -are ahnounced after consultation with the ‘Secretary of State for. Scotland:. : They are |Mr ‘Cedric Thorpe - Davie,: Master -of Music’ at St Andrews . -University;’ Dr J. ‘A. Mac Lean, Director -of Education. for' ‘lnverness-shire ...
... singing in the gold medal finals of the National Mod at Largs yesterday was criticised by Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie, St Andrews University, the adjudicator. Mr Davie said there were not enough properly developed voices. While spiritual qualities were indispensable ...
... I’yoldsmnh and jeweller; 1896 Howard Hawks, film director; 1909 Benny Goodman, clarinettist and band leader; 1913 Cedric Thorpe Davie, composer. Deaths: 1640 Peter Paul Rubens, painter; 1744 Alexander Pope, poet; 1770 Francois Boucher, painter; 1778 ...
... and.wig opens a sequence 0D memorable March of the burgh bef hnoflhore Mwmywm ‘Highland scene. The music here is by Cedric Thorpe Davie who was also responsible for the musical treatment of The Land g Maurice Lindsay. The Burns S s WS tond s Talerchas ...
... turbulent Berlioz overture, Le Corsaire, followed IgrDiversions On A Tune Of Arne, a pacey, simple composition from Cedric Thorpe Davie. But the real highliglét of the eveninfi came just before all the balloons were burst. It was Ceilidh — a specially ...
... l_roldsmith and jeweller; 1896 Howard Hawks, film director; 1909 Benny Goodman, clarinettist and band lcader; 1913 Cedric Thorpe Davie, composer. Deaths: 1640 Peter Paul Rubens, painter; 1744 Alexander Pope, poet; 1770 Francois Boucher, Eainter, 1778 ...
... Television as well as STV. It is a boisterous acoount of the revelries in Poosie Nansie's establishment, set to music by Cedric Thorpé ‘Davie and performed by members of Scottish Opena. .In mis;gymducuon by Peter -Ebert of - Scottish- Opera end Bryan Izzard ...
... commissioned lrechlly for this event by the BB.C. in Scotland with the support of the Broadcasting Council for Scotland. Cedric Thorpe Davie was the composer entrusted with the task, and his answer was a “ Fantasia on Four Scottish Tunes,” played by the 8.8 ...
... 1963 Hugh Gaistkell, Labour. - statesman; 1980 Sir Cecil- : - Beaton, photographer and . - e theatrical designer; 1983 Cedric Thorpe Davie, composer; 1985 . Lord-Wolfenden, social .~ = reformer; 1987 George .~ - ‘Markstein, author; 1993 - Eleanor Hibbert ...
... A SCOTSMAN'S LOG by Wilfred Tayler catered for students with a r&umu-—uu university is fortunate to have Cedric Thorpe Davie as Master of Music. But, in our time at least. littlie was done to aw the taste b:; - Y the Watson y in uhb:’gl. & =B m'u:%u. ...
... people. whoare to receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from: the university on July 1 The 'others -are Mr. - Cedric Thorpe Davie, reader “in music, university organist and master of music at St Andrews University; Mr Maurice McManus, Lord Provost ...
... Jamlewxohuh tun:late:“ from elegant compere occasional pro‘tagonist. In his famously ‘deft version of the cantata, Cedric Thorpe Davie stuck T i o op a 8 tunes, an entrancing, fiul?oodh bet. Mr Grundy’s methods were more tricksy, more hit -and miss, on ...