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... GAELIC AND CELTIC MUSIC. Miss Heloise Russell-Fergusson has gained an international reputation as the singer of Gaelic songs and Celtic music. That is to say, she has taken these beautiful, simple melodies of the Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland ...
... None, however, is more worthy a successor to Mrs Kennedy- Fraser Heloise Russell-Fergusson, who gave a concert of Celtic songs in the Albert Institute, Dundee, last night. Miss Russell-Ferguson sang many of the songs to the accompaniment of the clarsach ...
... This second class of listeners could not find anyone more suitable to interpret this type of music to them than Heloise Russell- Fergusson, whose interpretations avoid any kind of exaggeration and are always faithful to the spirit of the music. FORTY ...
... Harp, has been displayed on several occasions in broadcast programmes by its exponents; mention may be made of Miss Heloise Russell-Fergusson, Miss Patulfa Kennedy- Fraser, and Miss Isobel Bonar Dodds. The Highland Association has been encouraging its use ...
... Talgot (baritone). 4.4s—Charles Watson's Orchestra, relayed from the Playhouse Ballroom. s.ls—See Dundee. 7-45 —Heloise Russell-Fergusson (songs with Celtic harp). B.o—'The Octet, William Elliot (baritone), Jean Proven (reciter); the Clydebank Male Vo*e ...
... Britain v. Germany, at the White City. 6.45—A Scottish Interlude: A Recital of Hebridean Folk-Songs with Clarsach, by Heloise Russell-Fergusson. 7. 5—8.8.C. Orchestra (Section C); Marcelle Meyer (piano). 8. o—Time Signal. Promenade Concert: 8.8.C. Symphony ...
... Farmers. 6 30—Gaelic Lessons—3, John A. Nicolson 6.so—Scottish Delight—Reel Players—Robert. Burnett (baritone), Heloise Russell-Fergusson, with clarsach. from the Model Studio, the Scottish National Radio Exhibition. Waverley Market. Edinburgh. 7.4s—Scottish ...
... CONCERT IN DUNDEE There was a large audience a concert Hebridean songs given in the Art fialleries, Dundee, last night Miss Heloise Russell-Fergu6son. Appearing in costume, Miss Russellt'crgusson sang various groups of Hebridean songs—some to the Celtic harp ...
... again giving a concert in the Younger Hall, St Andrews, to-night. A first-rate programme has been arranged. Miss Heloise Russel-Fergusson, fresh from her triumphant tour of the chief Continental halls, brings a rich and satisfying soprano voice to the ...
... Bridgewater Quintet. London Re* gional programme. 7.30—A Recital Hebridean Scfngs, with clarsach accompaniment. Heloise Russell Fergusson. From Edinburgh. 8 o—Time Signal from Greenwich, a Concert. Alexander MacGregor (baritone). From Glasgow. The Scottish ...
... Dr Stella Churchill. 11.0-12.0 (Daventry only)— Gramophone Records. 11.0-11.20 (London only)— Television. 12.0—Heloise Russe'll- Fergusson (Soprano), with Harp accompaniment; Frederick Allen (Baritone). 12.'30—Edward O'Henry the Organ oi Tussaud's Cinema ...
... M. Abrahams. National programme. 6.45—A Scottish Interlude. A Recital of Hebridean Folk-Songs with Clarsach by Heloise Russell Fergusson. From Edinburgh. 7- s—The 8.8.C. Orchestra (Section C) led by Marie Wilson and conducted bv Edward Clark: Marcelle ...