TALKING ABOUT OPERA
(To the Editor.) ' Su, —I sihcoiely tru t that the Radio ' Boaid will not follow Mi. James Tuckei 's suggestion made m the "Evening Post" of tho 18th'instant ami havfe mora talking introduced dm ' 'ing the broadcasting of grand opera. I listened to "Tannhauser" with a num ber of others, and wo were all thrilled by the performance. To tuin an announcer loose ott top of such bcauti ful music would, in my opinion, be a crime Tho whole broadcast was well ananged, and was a musical tieat in ovory tv ay. The description given i\ \ adequate and well done? , I have vrvid recollections of "Cai men" being spoiled by o\cr-announc ing. Probably the complaints lecoivoil on that occasion piompted tho bond to amend tho method of prCßCiita tion —I am, etc, WAGNERITE
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1934, Page 19
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136TALKING ABOUT OPERA Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1934, Page 19
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