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... Coronation Choral Piece For Schools One of Scotland's foremost composers. Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie. Master of the Music at St Andrews has been invited compose a choral work suitable for a schools’ choir of between 500 and 600. which will take pan in Coronation ...
... 1953, at 7.30 p.m. The Programme Includes the first performance of the new choral work THE THISTLE AND THE ROSE.” by CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE, specially commissioned, for this occasion. Tickets may obtained from Messrs Paterson. Sons & Marr Wood. Ltd.. 183 Union ...
... 1953. at 7.30 p.m The Programme Includes the first performance of the new choral Work “THE THISTLE AND THE ROSE •• CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE specially commissioned for this occasion Tickets may obtained from Messrs Paterson. Sons & Mary Wood Ltd- 183 Union ...
... House Hall this week and give tho performance a characteristically musical twist. The well-known Scottish composer Cedric Thorpe Davie has written inc.dental music specially for this production and has also given new settings to Feste's songs. The new ...
... CHORAL SOCIETY Present TWELFTH NIGHT By William Shakespeare Produced by Hubert Mitchell With New Incidental Music By Cedric Thorpe Davie Played by The New Edinburgh Quartet In the HADDO HOUSE HALL On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday sth. ...
... century music for strings was performed by the strin orchestra, and the entire per ormance ended with @ composition bv Cedric Thorpe Davie — “ The Wreck of the Hesperus ” — specially commissioned by the Educa- this tion festival Committee for ...
... CHOIRSBE LESS SERIOUS —Plea A plea to choirs to be less serious in their singing was made by Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie, music adjudicator, when he judged tile port-a-bcul at the Mod to-day. We all know this is a very serious business,” he said, but 1 not ...
... Association gathered last night in the Music Hall Ballroom to hear the lecture-recital by Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie on “The Composer and the Orchestral Conductor Mr Davie. Master of the Music at St Andrews University, is a Scottish composer of distinction and ...
... first time at the Anal concert of the Festival of Scottish Music, Poetry and Dancing In tha Music Hall, Aberdeen, Mr Cedric Thorpe Davie, the Scots composer, received a tremendous ovation. He was specially commissioned to write The Wreck of the Hesperus” ...
... Stoncjhaven audience, bu* greatly ncvcrlhe'i’-- Tin- duets tenor and and soprano and contra It o_ were, mans the best tents Cedric Thorpe Davie of the Burns' c Jolly Beggars inu-:ic tor voices nr.o 'omofor'.e. •v;is a spectacular finisli to a evening's inter’i ...
... Hath NOVEMBER. by James Blades on Percussion Ist DECEMBER. ]H3s—Joint Mieting with the Saltire Society— Lecture by Cedric Thorpe Davie _ . . DECEMBER. 1953—Visit Horn Countess of Rosebery. D B E., Karl Rankl. and W. R. Fell. 0.8 E. „ .. 12th JANUARY. ...
... from Papageno by Mozart, and the senior choir, with Betty Doig as soloist, performed the Cantata By the River” by Cedric Thorpe Davie. Between these main items was a well balanced and varied programme Includlnv two songs bv Class Modem niß. a vocal Ensemble ...