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... Science, Professor H. Levy. 8.15.—8.8.C. Symphony Concert—4; 8.8.C. Symphony Orchestra: Harold Samuel (pianoforte): Catterall String Quartet, from the Queen Hall, London. (Time 9.0.1 9.2s.—Weather and News. j.. •onr' 9.4C.—8.8.C. Symphony Concert (continued); ...
... Newea: 3 had Choir, a chamber concert was given 1 ance ©} in the King’s Hall, Armstrong Colle; such a castle, by the Catterall String Quartet istribu- Arthur Catterall, J. 8. Bridge, F. S. 1 be i mean J. C. Hock, than whom there are no! come visitors to the ...
... prices to-night vary from 2s. to 7s. 6d. and the concert is being given in the Regional programmes at 9 p.m., by the Catterall String Quartet and John Coates. Another new feature to-night is the first of the series of unfinished trials,” in which leading ...
... recently directed its attention, nothing the slightest has ever leaked out its deliberation#. THE QUARTET LEEJ3S. The Catterall String Quartet paid its tint visit Ust evening, and was heard excellent ami well-arranged programme. Schubert's delicious A minor ...
... (bass); Ernest Lush (pianoforte). Stanford Robinson, conductor, from Kingsway Hall. 9.0. —Elgar Celebration Concert; Catterall String Quartet; Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), Bernard Shore (viola), Herbert Withers (violoncello); William ...
... Minor .WmJger. Ticksts 2s. 6.1. (Tax (deluded; at AreMbaid Baesden'o, Perk Rr>w. Balniterth'e. 6, Park Lane. ______ CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. CHURCH THTJHSDAY, April 3. p.ro.. Quartet* (Op. 130, B flat), Schubert (Op. 29. A minor), and Bawl. Beau, 6r. and ...
... Shipping. New York Stock Market Report. 9.2o.—Here and Now. Mr. Gerald Barry. 9.3s.—Robert Maitland (baritone), Catterall String Quartet. 11.0- —Savoy Hotel Orpheans, from the Savoy Hotel. (Time at 11.30.) London National. 1,148 Kc/s. (261.3 m.) 11.30 ...
... soprano. NUT. 11. Miss MARION KEICIIL.EY SNOWDEN. »ck> pianist. Mr. JOHN BNOWDKN. Veil Ist. Mr. JOHN BUCKI.EY, IV. The CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. 1922. Jan. 27 The Y-FRABERS in Folkreus, vith piano attd harp accompaniment. Feb. Miss MAR.'ON HRKARLKY. pianist ...
... Doable-sided Record, \ (The Queen'* Royal*—Souvenir Mmckensie-Rogan 1, c - 1042 (Slavonic Rhapsody - Frisdemann 'WI CATTERALL STRING QUARTET M}' 12-inch Donblo-ssded Record, 7/6. in (Quartet, Op. 22 (Scherso) - - Tchaikovsky pis D.597 iQu.rtotin F,0p.41 ...
... time on October 15. Tickets varying in price from 7s. 6d. to 2s. will be obtainable for the concert given by the Catterall String Quartet, with John Coates, on this occasion. The hall accommodates the full 8.8. C. Symphony Orchestra of 115, and has room ...
... Orcheatra, George Baker (haritone). irom the White Rock liastings. 10.30.—Epilogue. Daventry Experimental. 3.45-5.15.-Catterall String Quartet. Arthur (violin). Rermrd Shore (viola). Lawrence Turner (violin). Jchanit Hock lvioloncello). Harry Mortimer (clarinet) ...
... their emphasis of the contrasted use of the four instruments. The lest work was Schubert's Quartet No. 4, which the Catterall String Quartet succeeded bringing out the grouping of the Instruments in twos and the unusual effect gained by the arrangement of ...