LIST OF MUSICAL NUMBERS for the Music-Lovers' Competition

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 36, 18 March 1932, Page 2

LIST OF MUSICAL NUMBERS for the Music-Lovers' Competition

Third Series "THE excerpts to be given in the third series of the "Music-Lovers’ Competition" on the dates below will be chosen from the accompanying list:TYA ...c. ee eee, ... Tuesday, March 20 ZYA wc cece eceee Wednesday, March 21 SYA . cage eee eee ees Lhursday, March 22 AYA wo cece eee teceje se « Monday, March 28 "THE first series of tunes went over the air from all the YA stations last week, and judging from the interest that has been displayed up to the time of going to press, this will be a remarkably popular series. Even for those who do not wish to enter for the competition, considerable fun is provided. The very fact of listening to the tunes’ and trying to recognise them shows one just how much or how little one knows about music. . On this subject we have received several intefesting letters from listeners, who state they enjoyed the competition to the fullest and are waiting further instalments. Here is a typical letter from a city home :- "You would have been amused if you could have seen our family circle on Wednesday night. Half an hour before the competition was scheduled to commence we had collected round the loudspeaker armed with pencils and paper and a couple of ‘Radio Records.’ We were ail excitement when at 7.30 the announcer said that the competition would commence, It was just too bad that he went right through the details for we had read them in the ‘Record’ time and time again, until we practically knew them by heart. Then John-he’s the eldest-wanted to know who the announcer was. He was not Mr. Bell nor Mr. Ball; and certainly not Mr. Collins. But he was howled down, for at that moment the announcer, whoever he might be, said that tune No. 1 would be broadcast. We were all attention, but as soon as the first bar came over there was a loud hurrah. We all knew that one, and John was allowed to proceed with his.argument about the announcer. "No. 2 wasn’t difficult to recognise, nor were the others until we came to No. 6, which John said was one thing and Mabel another. They were still arguing, and I believe they are trying to borrow the two records to see which is most like the fragment broadcast. "We really enjoyed the half-hour, and with the exception of the famous No. 6 we could get them all easily enough. ' "Power noises and static make listening to the other stations difficult, but we are going to try our luck. We have all decided what we will do with that £5 prize-Yours in hopes, M.K. (Brooklyn)." "P.S.-I thought that long-distance call to ask 2YA to put on No. 1 again was great. Someone very interested like ourselves, but he evidently forgot to’tune in till too late."

Bluebells of Scotland, O Star of Eve. Neapolitan Nights. Toreador March. if I Were King. Atnid the Glory of the Lord. Carolina Moon, I Passed by Your Window. To Know You is to Love You. Kiss Me Again. Flight of the Bumble Bee. Pilgrims’ Chorus (Tannhauser). Amoretten Waltz. Anchors Aweigh. La Spagnola. And the Glory of the Lord. In the Sweet Bye and Bye. he Firefly. Vision of Salome. Little Dolly Daydream. My Florence. Torchlight March. ilima "Waltz, Marching Through Georgia. On the Banks of the Wabash. ance of the Raindrops. alta Song (Tom Jones). ashmiri Song. iberty Bell March hanks be to God (Blijah), Walking with Susie. The Toymaker’s Dream. My Old Kentucky Home. 1 Love My Mary. When My Dreams Come True, Come Where Mv Love Lies Dreaming. A. Little Bit of Heaven. Crying for the Carolines, My Wild Irish Rose. Star. Spangled Banner. y Louisiana Moon. Love the Moon. allelujah Chorus. Sweet Rosie O’Grady. The Moonlight March, Year from To-day. The Trumpeter. Wedding March (Mendelssohn). e Skaters, is is Heaven. y Love Parade. ust a Melody. The Lost Chord. e Great Little Army, Why Do I Love You? Oh, Holy Night. First Love Waltz. Song of the Vagabonds. gels Guard Thee. own the River of Golden Dreams, You Come Home, Nazareth. Happy Days. Little Annie Rooney. a Golondrina. Tange. Tm Needin’ You. ileen Alannah. pow the Vale. a Song on my Heart. The Song that Reached my Heart, Asleep in ote Deep. Amen Hinust in "@ (Beethoven). pvaxblere’ Serenade. Floral F Softly my Heart. Flower of Love. nder a Texas Moon. Invercargill March. How am I to Know? In the Shadows. Honey. Because. Pale Hands I Loved. Evening Lullaby. Log Claveles de Sevilla. A. Little Kiss Hach Morning. Bees’ Wedding. Have a Faith in Me. Love, Spell is Hverywhere. * Flag of Freedom March, for the Carolines. e's so Unusual. ere (Trovatore). Tet me Have my Dreams. Honeys Bells. Waltz. lut d’Amour. Tannhauser Grand March. ere are you, Dream Girl? ‘Che Merry Blacksmith. ong of the Dawn. ing a Little Love Song. The Swan. Marcheta. Tesoro Mio,

STU SIT eTUe TST I Want to Meander. Fashionette. They Call it Old Ireland. Three Blind Mice, You're Always in my Arms. Entry of the Gladiators. Hail to the Mag March. High Society Blues. Pale Blue Waters, Nola. To Know You is to Love You. Ballet Egyptien (Allegro). Where the River Shannon Flows. Kiss Waltz, Devotion. . Ida Sweet as Apple Mary of Argyle. Largo. Deep Night. Love and Life in Vienna. Only 2 Rose (Vagabond King). None but the Weary Heart. Boys of: the Old Brigade. . Happy Days are Here Weymouth Chimes.

So TT TTS ITT STITT ILLS A Ly Solemn Melody. This js Heaven. Chanson du Matin. Alice, Where Art Thou? Mother Machree. Mexicali Rose. Honolulu March, That Old-Fashioned Mother. Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life. Lena. . My Future Just Passed, Pleading. Barber of Seville Overture, Pigeon on the Gate. Paree. The Doll Dance. The Little Irish Girl. The Sunshine of Your Smile, I Love You So Much. Blue Pacific Moonlight. Cuckoo. in the Clock. With Sword and Lance. The Royal Return, Charmaine,

Killarney. The Garden of Your Heart. Little White Lies, Along Miami Shore. Wedding March (Wagner). Dark Night. Cavatina (Raff). Prelude in C Sharp Minor. Chanson Triste (Tschaikowsky), Now Thank We All Our God. The Temple Bells. In the Shade of the Old Apple. Tree; Dixie Lullaby. See Me-Dance the Polka. Song of the Islands. Love’s Garden. of Roses, Just an Old Refrain. Flag of Freedom March. When Irish Byes are Smiling, The Sunshine of Marseilles. Aloha O3«, A Bench in the Park, Am I Blue? The is Low. With My Guitar and You. Love’s Old Sweet Song. The Rosary. Swinging in a Hammock. God, Our Help. ; bi Dolores Waltz. ~ I Get the Blues When It Rains. + La. Rosita. The Heart of the Sunset The Shade of the Palm, Drowsy Waters. Go Home and Tell. Your Mother. Bells of’ Aberdovey. I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby. Robin Adair. Till’s Merry Pranks. Wait. Wistaria. Was it a Dream? Say a Little Prayer for Me. The Long Day Closes. ° Listen to the Bird. With a Song in My Heart. Tl Bacio. The Veleta. Canto al Inverno. Breakaway. The Rose of Tralee. Liebestraum. I’m a Dreamer. There’s Danger in Your Eyes Hungarian Dance No. 5, The Musical Box. On Wings of Song. Sons of the Brave. The Fly’s Courtship. March of the Grenadiers. Cradle Song (Schubert). The Minstrel Boy. El Capitan. Two Little Girls in Blue. Morgenblatter. Broken Hearted. The Mikado Overture. Estrellita. Time to Go. ‘ Coppelia Ballet-Hungarian. For You Alone. Over the Waves. Song of India. Narcissus. In a Clock Store. My Dreams (Tosti). Cuckoo Waltz. Grave. There’s a Land. ah. Serenade (Schubert). . SS Sleepy Valley. id Ave Maria. I Kiss Your Hand, Madame. After the Ball. Parted. The Riff Song. Pastoral Dance (German), The Policeman’s Holiday. Praeludium. The JYrish Emigrant. Macushla. Zampa Overture. Jericho. Lucky Me, Lovable You.