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... SUMMARY OF SYLLABUS. Oct. S—A TALK ON MUSIC AND SINGING. Madame Elizabeth Burgess. Oct. 31—CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. Nov. 12—STRING ORCHESTRA. Mr. H. E. Sherwin. RECITAL Mr. Nov. 19—LECTURE - RECITAL. Musk rnd Words. Mr. J. W. Hartley. Dec. 3—AN EVENING ...
... Burgess, of Manchester and London, with song illustrations titrldadame Burgess and pupils. Friday, ' &Ober 31st. Catterall String Quartet, and a vocalist. Wednesday, November 12th. String orchestra (arranged and directed by Mr. H. E. Sherwin), and a vocalist ...
... Cliches. tra; Prank Mulling' (tenor); Gertrude Johnson (wu;,rano); Water) Watcyns (baritone). &La chorus. _ 3 30: Catterall String Quartet; Anne flannel,' (soprano), Francesco Ticciati (pianoforte). S 20-5 30: See London. 7 50: The Bells and Service. conducted ...
... SUNDAY. 3 30-5.0: Tattana Maus/Ana (soprano): The Catterall String Quartet Arthur Catterall (violin). John Bridge (violin). Frank Park (viola) Johann C Hock (violoncello). 7.55: The Bella followed by a Religious Service, conducted by the Rev Canon Spencer ...
... 15: Sports Bulletin. 10.20-11.15: The Gershom Parkington Quintet; Hilda Blake (soprsta )). Sunday. 3.45-5.15: The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin), Bernard Shore (viola), Lawrence Turner (violin). Johann Hock 4violonceiloo . Harry Mortimer ...
... Adams. 7.45: Hadyn Draper (clarinet); Aubrey Brain (horn); Richard Newton (bassoon): Victor Watson (double bass); The Catterall String Quartet. 8-8.30: (1,554.4 m. only). Making Work Worth While, s—Skill in Industry, by Professor T. H. Pear, from Manchester ...
... I includes a variety entertainment at eight o'clock, and at 9.40 a concert by Gabrielle Joachim (singer) and the Catterall String Quartet. From London Regional the Victor Olof Sextet, with Hilda Blake (soprano), and Philip Bertram (baritone), will be ...
... followed by songs by the Don Cossack Clioir. tram the Rot•al Al'aert Hall. 11, vie evening the Wireless Singers and the Catterall String Quartet will broadcast. SATURDAY. STOKE-ON-TRENT-1,040kc. (288.5 m.) 6.0: National programme. 6.40: Frain Manchester. 6.43: ...
... Haley (soprano) and Fran Titterton (tenor), will be broadcast from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, tonight. The Catterall String Quartet will be heard in a programme of chamber music from the National Station, and from London Regional there will be ...
... 9.20: A Scrapped Album, by Captain Robert A. L. Hartman. 9.40: Harbert Heyner (baritone); Anne Wolfe (viola); the Catterall String Quartet; Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurence Turner (violin), Bernard Shore (viola), and Johan C Hock (violoncello). 10.45-12 ...
... talk on The Prospects for Disarmament at 9.20, and this will be followed by a concert on chamber music by the Catterall String Quartet. STOKE-ON-TRENT-1,0401'c. (288.5 m.). 6.0: National programme. 9.15: North of England News. 9.20-11 : National programme ...
... Concerto in B Flat. Other works to be given by the orchestra are Introduction and Allegro, Op. 47 (Eigar) with the Catterall String Quartet, and Schumann's First Symphony. Features of the North Regional Prcgramme are a concert by the Northern Studio Orchestra ...