Friday, June 14

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 47, 7 June 1929, Page 22

Friday, June 14

1YA, AUCKLAND (333 METRES).-FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 8 p.m.: Afternoon session-selected studio items, 4.0: 4.8: 4.25: 4.30: 6.0: 7.03: 7.40: 8.0: 81: 8.9: 8.13: 8.21: 8.30: 8.37: 8.57: G4: Literary selection by the Announcer, Studio items. Sports results to hand. Close down. Children’s session, conducted by Nod and Aunt Jean, News session. Talk-Mr. R. Howard-Taylor, "The Care of the Feet." © Chimes. Orchestral-Classica Symphony Orchestra, "Carmen" selection (Bizet) (Regal G30009). Baritone solo-Mr. Laurie North, "Onaway, Awake" (Cowen). Vocal trio-Celeste Trio, "Gliding! Drifting!’ (Geibel). Soprano solo-‘The Sun Whose Rays" (Sullivan). Instrumental-Studio Trio, (a) "Autumn Song" (Tschaikowsky); (b) "Minuet" ("Military Symphony") (Haydn). Contralto solos-Mrs. B. Jellard, (a) "In My Wild Mountain Valley" (Benedict) ; (b) "I’m Alone" ("The Lily of Killarney" (Benedict). Organ and vocal-Mr. Arthur HB. Wilson (organist), and Mr. Laurie North (baritone), "Twenty Minutes with Handel"’-(a) "Overture to the Occasional Oratoria"; (b) baritone aria, "The Trumpet Shall Sound" ("Messiah"); (ec) ("Largo." , Vocal trio-Celeste Trio, (a) "A Celtic Lullaby" (Robertson) (b) "A Spring Song" (Pinsuli), . Weather report,

9.7: Orchestral-J. H. Squire’s Celeste Octet, (a) "Mignon-Introduction and Romance" (Thomas); (b) "Mignon-Polonaise’ (Thomas) Fi (Columbia Record 02749). , ee 9.15: Soprano solo-Florence Austral, "Inflammatus" (Rossini) (H.M,V. yr Record. D1506). / 9.19: Pianoforte solo-Mr. Eric Waters, "Spinning Song" (Raff). 9.24: Contralto solo-Mrs. B. Jellard, "My Prayer" (Squire). 9.28: Organ and vocal-Mr. A. B. Wilson and Mr. L. North, (a) "Night Song" (Harris); (b) "La Cinquantaine’" (Marie); (c) baritone solo, "Alleluia" (Morris); (d) "Allegro Pompose" (Galbraith). 9.48: Vocal trio-Celeste Trio, (a) "To a Wild Rose’ (MacDowell); (b) "With Splendour" (Macdowell). 9.56: Instrumental-Studio Trio, "Scherzo-Trio in F Major’ (Schumann). 10.4: Orchestral-Orchestre ‘Symphonique de Paris, (a) "L’Arlesienne~ Farandole"; (b) "L’Arlesienne-Marche des, Rois" (Bizet) (Columbia Record 01328). 10.10: Close down. 2YA, WELLINGTON (420 METRES) .-FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 8 p.m.: Chimes of the G.P.O. clock. 8.1: Selected gramophone items. 4.30 and 4.55: Sports results to hand. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Big Brother Jack. . AY A 6.0: Dinner session: Orchestral-Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, "Hine garian Rhapsody, No. 1, in F" (Liszt) (Columbia Records 02728/9), 6.12: Tacet. ; 6.15: Fantasia-Edith Lorand Orchestra, "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascagni) (Parlophone Record £10569). 7 Baritone solo-Fraser Gange, "On the Road to Mandalay" (Speaks) (Columbia Record 02573). 6.26: Tacet. ‘ " 6.30: Fantasia-Dajos Bela Orchestra, "La Traviata" (Verdi) (Parlophone Record A4027). Baritone solo-Fraser Gange,:"The Two Grenadiers" (Schumann) (Columbia Record 02573). §.41: Tacet. 6.45: Vocal duet-Hardy Williamson and Robert Rowe, "The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring" (Sullivan) (Parlophone Record A2544). Baritone solo-Robert Rowe, "Rising Barly in the Morning" (Sullivan) (Parlophone Record A2544). . Waltz-Dajos Bela Orchestra, "Dancing Demoiselle" (Fall) (Parlophone Record A4008). 6.56: Tacet. 7.0: News session, market reports, and sports results. . 7.40: Lecturette-Mr. D. McKenzie, "The Laws of Rugby." oe 8.0: Chimes of the G.P.O. clock. 8.1: Overture-Orchestra, "Light Cavalry" (Suppe). 8.9: Soprano solo-Miss Hna Rapley, "Love Will Find a Way" ("Maid of the Mountains") (Fraser-Simpson). 8.13: Baritone solo-Mr. Arthur Brady, "A Wandering Minstrel I" ("The Mikado") (Sullivan). 8.17; Recital-"Kohu" will relate the origin and meaning of the famous "Kamate" Haka. 8.24: Selection-Orchestra, "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascagni). 8.34: Tenor solo-Mr. Edwin Dennis, "Questa o . Quella" ("Rigoletto") (Verdi). 8.38: Contralto solo-Miss Madge Freeman, "A Quaker Girl’ (Monckton). 8.42: Vocal duet-Miss Ena Rapley and Mr. Edwin Dennis, "Parted" (Tosti). 8.46: Instrumental-Orchestra, repeat number. 8.54: Weather report. 8.56: Presentation of the opera "Tristan and Isolda," Act 3 (Wagner), second instalment (H.M.V, Records Di415/17) : SYNOPSIS: The final scene of the last Act of "Tristan and Isolda" will be presented this evening. The preceding acts have told how Tristan, a Cornish Knight of royal birth, who has fought successfully in Ireland on behalf of his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall, brings Isolda, an Irish princess, as an unwilling bride for the king, but discovers that he himself loves Isolda. They hide their love, and her marriage with the King is carried out. But the lovexs cannot be denied. During one of their secret meetiy the King surprises them, and one of his followers stabs Tristan, who will not defend himself. The great Third Act, the second half of which will be presented this evening, comes as a fitting climax to the opera. Nowhere than in this act did Wagner achieve a more vivid expression of deep human emotions. As the Act unfolds, the full explanatory story will be told. Tristan lies dying in his castle in Brittany. He longs to see Isolda once again. When, at last she comes, he is delirious, and leaps from his couch, dying in her arms. Isolda sings her Death Song over his body, and in a transport of passionate love, falls, lifeless.) . 9.28: Instrumental-Orchestra, violin solos with orchestral accompaniment, (a) "Meditation" (Gounod-Bach) ; (b) "Serenata" (Moszkowski). 9.86: Soprano solo-Miss Ena Rapley, "Songs My Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak). ° . 9.40: Vocal duet-Miss Madge Freeman and Mr. Edwin Dennis, "When Song is Sweet" (Sans-Souci). "4144: Recital-"Kohu" will recite some Maori legends, 9.51: Contralto solo-Miss Madge Freeman, "A Highland Lament" (Shaw). A

_- 9.55: Selectlon-Orchestra, "The Gondoliers" (Sullivan). 30.5: Tenor solo-Mr. Wdwin Dennis, "The Moon Drops Low" (Gadman). 10.10: Baritone solo-Mr. Arthur Brady, "Devonshire Cream and Cider" , (Sanderson). ; 130.14: Vocal quartette-Philharmonic Quartet, "Annie Laurie" (trdtl). 10.18: Waltz-Orchestra, "Thru’ the Night" (Logan). March-Orchestra, "Captain Goodridge" (Hildreth). 10.28; Close down. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (306 METRES).-FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 8 p.m.: Afternoon session-selected studio items. 4,25: Sports results to hand. 4,30: Close down. 6.0: Children’s session, conducted by "Storyman." 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes. . 8.1: Overture-(rebroadcast of 2YA, Wellington). 8.8: Opening chorus-Valencia Quartet, "God Defend New Zealand" (J. J. Woods). 8.12: Soprano solo-Mrs. Lucy O’Brien, "A Brown Bird Singing’ (Haydn Wood). : Dance music-Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra, (a) ‘"Fountainette" (Nusbaum); (b) "A Room With 2 View’ (Coward). 8.24: Tenor solo-Mr. W. Bradshaw, "Once Again" (Sullivan), 8.28: Contralto solo--Miss Mary Taylor, "The Hills of Donegal" (Sanderson). 8.32: Instrumental-Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Viennoise March" (Kreisler); (b) "Dialogue" (Bachmann); (c) "Syncopation" ‘ (Kreisler). 8.44: Vocal quartet-Valencia Quartet, "It Was a Lover and His Lass" (Morley). 8.48: Baritone solo-Mr. BH. J. Johnson, "The Norseman’s Song" (Allitsen). 8.52: Dance music-Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra, (a) "Sweet Sue" (Alberts); (b) "I Can’t Give You Anything But Love" (McHugh). 9.0: Weather report. ° 9.5: Medley--H.M. Grenadier Guards Band, "Sir Harry Lauder Medley" (Lauder) (Columbia Record 02750). 9.9: Vocal quartet-Valencia Quartet, "Come Back to Hrin" (Fletcher). 9.18: Soprano solo-Mrs. Lucy O’Brien, "I Dream of a Garden of Sunshine" ’ (Lohr). 9.17: Dance music-Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra, (a) "Sally of My Dreams" (Kernall) ; (b) selected. . 9.25: Vocal duet-Valetta Duo, "Sing, Sing, Bird on the Wing" (Nutting). 9.29: Tenor solo-Mr. W. Bradshaw, "Sally in Our Alley" (Carey). 9.33: Dance music----Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra, (a) "Thirsty for . Kisses" (Davis) ; (b) "Mia Bella Rosa" (Koehler). 9.41: Contralto solo-Miss Mary Taylor, "The Perfect Day" (Bond). 9.45: Accordion solo-P. Frosini, "Silver Moon" waltz (Frosini). Saxophone duet-Rudy Wiedoeft and Arnold Brilhart, "The Swallow" (Zonophone HH129). 9.51: Baritone solo-Mr. H. J. Johnson, "The Deathless Army" (Trotere). 9.55: Dance music--Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra, (a) "Fascinating Vamp" (Nusbaum); (b) "Over the Waves" waltz (Rosas). 10.3: Dance music by Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra, interspersed. with the following vocal numbers :- Tenor solos-Alfred O’Shea, (a) "The Old Refrain" (Kreisler); (b) "Lilies of Lorraine’ (Grey) (Columbia Record 03614). Contralto solos-Sophie Braslau, (a) "I Love You, Truly" (Bond) ; (b). "Just a’'Wearying for You" (Bond) (Columbia Record 03618). Tenor solo-Hranklyn Baur, "Just a Sweetheart" (Dreyer) (Zonophone Record EHH182).. 11.0: Close down. . 4YA, DUNEDIN (463 METRES).-FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 3 p.m.: Town Hall chimes. 3.1: Selected gramophone items, 4.25: Sports results to hand. 4,30: Close down. Town Hall chimes. 76.1: Children’s session, conducted by Big Brother Bill and Aunt Sheila. 7.0; News session. 7.30: Lecturette-Mr. H. Greenwood-‘"Book Review." 8.0: Town Hall chimes. 8.1: March-Musique de la Garde Republicaine de France, "Le Pere De La Victorie’ (Ganne) (H.M.V. Record A450). 84: Baritone solos-Mr. Arthur Lungley, (a) "Strange, is it Not?’ (Ashleigh); (b) "Passing By" (Purcell). 8.11: Taatremeatal AYA Broadcasting Trio-‘Military Symphony-Menuet" aydn). 8.16: Recitals-Mr. Lester Moller, (a) "The Muller Life" (Sterne); (b) "The Trooper’s Defence" (anon.). , 8.26: Contralto solos-Miss Irene Horniblow, negro spirituals, (a) "Steal . Away" (Burleigh); (b) "Swing Low" (Burleigh). a 8.33:. "Cello solo-Mr. P. J, Palmer, "Sonata in A Minor" (Martini). 8.88: Mezzo-soprano solos-Miss W. Collier, (a) "The Green Ribbon" (German); (b) "I Sometimes Wonder" (Woodforde-Finden). 8.45; Pianoforte solo-Mrs. Ernest Drake, selected. , 8.50: Contralto solo-Miss Irene Horniblow, "I Stood On De River" (negro spiritual) (Burleigh).

8.54: Violin solo-Miss Eva Judd, "Star of Hve* (Wagner). 8.59: Weather report. 9.1: Orchestral novelty--Orchestre Symphonique de Paris, "Carnival of Animals" (Saint-Saens) (Columbia Records 02760-1-2-3): . (Synopsis: This "Grand Zoological. Fantasy" was written in 1886 as a joke, for a private concert. In it SaintSaens gives musical portraits of fish, flesh, and fowl, and indulges in ironical wit, in a little satire upon the human animal. For some reason he insisted that the work as & whole should not be published until after his death, One Movement escaped the ban, and became extremely popu-lar-the charming ’cello solo entitled "The Swan." 1. 2. 3. . 4, 5. ‘ 6. 14, Introduction and Royal Lion’s March. Hens and Hemioni (swift animals). Tortoises. The Elephant. Kangaroos. . The Aquarium. . Long-eared Personages. . The Cuckoo in the Depths of the Wood. . The Aviary. . Pianists. . Fossils, . The Swan. Finale. ‘ 9.37: Relay from Ritz of special feature by Orchestra. 9.47: Baritone solo-Mr. Arthur Lungley, "Don .Juan’s Serenade" (Tschaikowsky. 9.51: Recital-Mr. Lester Moller, "Spanish Waters" (Masefield). 9.58: Soprano solo-Miss W. Collier, "Alas! Those Chimes" ("Maritana") (Wallace). 10.2: Instrumental-4YA Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Hungarian Dance, No, 1" (Brahms) ; (b) "Hungarian Dance, No. 2" (Brahms). 10.12: Close dotwn.