Friday Sept. 28th, 1973 | Friday Jan. 25th, 1974 |
Countdown | Famous Last Works |
The Committee | Arthur Mulligan |
Friday Oct. 19th, 1973 | Friday Feb. 8th, 1974 |
Records presented by | Cross-section: 1895 |
Mrs. Kay (Clitheroe G.S.) | Derek Haslam |
Friday Oct. 26th, 1973 | Friday Feb. 22nd, 1974 |
Master and Pupil | My Favourite Opera (see Note 3) |
Alan Bracewell | Mrs. M. Whittaker (W.H.Smith's record dept.) |
Friday Nov. 9th, 1973 | Friday Mar. 8th, 1974 |
Random Buys (See Note 1) | Famous Voices |
Harold Eccles | Frank Brown |
Friday Nov. 23rd, 1973 | Friday Mar. 29th, 1974 |
Plucky Strike | Records presented by |
Joe Jackson | A member of Barnoldswick Music Soc. (Frank Sharples?) |
Friday Dec. 7th, 1973 | Friday Apr. 5th, 1974 |
Contemporary Czech Music (See Note 2) | Pastures New |
Roderick Paton | Arthur Pearson |
Friday Dec. 21st, 1973 | Friday Apr. 26th, 1974 |
The Violin | Members' Choice |
John Singleton | presented by ??? |
Friday Jan. 11th, 1973 | Friday May. 10th, 1974 |
More Singers, More Songs | An Evening at Leach House |
Geoffrey Lovett | by invitation of Tom & Marion Pilling |
Friday May 17th, 1974 | Annual General Meeting |
NOTES:
(1) I remember that Harold Eccles included Saint-Saëns' 3rd symphony, but not the rest of his programme
(2) Rod Paton had studied in Czechoslovakia under Jan Kapr and the programme included some of Kapr's music and possibly also some by Alois Haba. The final item was a lengthy orchestral tone poem called "The Song of the South". Does anyone know the composer?
(3) I missed this programme but I believe Mrs.Whittaker's favourite opera was "La Wally" by Catalani.