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6th Season's programmes 1923-1924
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
E. J. BRUCE, Esq., J.P.
CONCERTS
Syth
FOR THE SIXTH SEASON
1923-24 TO BE GIVEN IN
1925-6
HIGHFIELD ASSEMBLY HALL
(NEW NORTH ROAD)
2.1
2
WEDNESDAYS, OCT. 10, NOV. #4, DEC. 12, 19235.
22
bedrendan
fred JAN. 16, FEB. 13, APL. 30, 1924, at 7-45 p.m.
(Clifford)
wiarata
WC/Crook
G. Fleming
W. Tuke Robson
*
3.
Committee:
Frederick
J. Stancliffe Ellis.
Hon. Musical Director
Gadsby
W.
Haydn Sandwell, F.R.C.O.
F. W. Thornton, M.R.C.S.
Whiteley
A. L. Woodhead, M.A., J.P.
Guy
more?.
A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc.
Hon. Treasurer, ALTER CAWTHORN, National Provincial Union Bank of LIC.
England, Westgate, Huddersfield.
Hon. Secretary
- ALBERT LUNN, 116, Birkby Hall Road, Huddersfield.
THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL. THE SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE SERIES OF SIX CONCERTS IS 25/- (including tax)
Bigpayable to the Treasurer
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
E. J. BRUCE, ESQ., J.P.
CONCERTS
Syth
FOR THE SIXTH SEASON
1923-24 TO BE GIVEN IN
1925-6
HIGHFIELD ASSEMBLY HALL
(NEW NORTH ROAD)
2.1
"
2
WEDNESDAYS, OCT. 10, NOV. H, DEC. 12, 19235
22 Wednesdays
freda JAN. 16, FEB. 13, APL. 30, 1924, at 7-45 p.m.
(Clifford)
W/C/Crook
G. Fleming
W. Tuke Robson
10, Mch. 3. 1926
*
Committee:
Frederick
J. Stancliffe Ellis.
Hon. Musical Director
W.
Gadsby
Haydn Sandwell, F.R,C.O.
F. W. Thornton, M.R.C.S.
Whiteley
A. L. Woodhead, M.A., J.P.
Gurs
more.
A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc.
Hon. Treasurer, WALTER CAWTHORN, National Provincial & Union Bank of LIC.
England, Westgate, Huddersfield.
Hon. Secretary
ALBERT LUNN, 116, Birkby Hall Road, Huddersfield.
THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL. THE SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE SERIES OF SIX CONCERTS IS 25/- (including tax)
Bigpayable to the Treasurer
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EXCELLENT as have been the series of Concerts
given by the Club in past seasons, the committee
claim that the following programme exceeds them all
in attractiveness. Six Concerts are included instead
of five as previously, and as the financial obligations
entailed are heavier than ever before, the committee
trust that members will not only give renewed support
but also persuade their friends to become members.
WEDNESDAY, 10th OCT. 1923
MADAME SUGGIA
The World Famous 'Cellist
"For beauty of tone. fire of temperament, and an almost visual clearness
of design in the phrasing, no 'cello playing could surpass that of Madame
Suggia." (Ernest Newman, Nov. 12th, 1922.)
WEDNESDAY, 14th NOV. 1923
BESSIE RAWLINS
and
(VIOLIN)
HARRIET COHEN
(PIANOFORTE)
In a Recital of Modern Works
Two of the most brilliant artists of the younger school
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WEDNESDAY, 12th DEC. 1923
CATTERALL
STRING QUARTET
"The Catterall Quartet fully maintained its high reputation by its
masterly performance of the great Beethoven quartet in B flat,"
(Ernest Newman, Sunday Times.)
WEDNESDAY, 16th JAN. 1924
HAROLD
HALLAS
SONG RECITAL
"A vocalist with high ideals."(Herbert Thompson, Yorkshire Post).
N
WEDNESDAY, 13th FEB. 1924
OLGA HALEY
SONG RECITAL
..
"In this country among the women Miss Olga Haley stands apart
as the only one who can challenge comparison with the great Lieder-singers
that France and Germany used to send us before the war."
(Ernest Newman, Manchester Guardian).
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WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, 1924
FLONZALEY
STRING QUARTET
The World's Greatest Quartet
"Music in London can hardly be said to begin again until to-morrow,
when the superb Flonzaley Quartet is to be with us once more."
"It was a pure delight from beginning to end . . we can never hope
to hear a more perfect blend of tone or a completer unanimity of spirit."
(Ernest Newman, Manchester Guardian and Sunday Times.)
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
E. J. BRUCE Esq. J.P.
OCTOBER 10, 1923
MADAME
GUILHERMINA
SUGGIA
VIOLONCELLO RECITAL
AT THE PIANO
MR. JOHN WILLS
PROGRAMME: PRICE THREEPENCE
Hon. Musical Director, A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc. College of Music
Hon. Secretary, ALBERT LUNN 116 Birkby Hall Road, Huddersfield
Hon. Treasurer, WALTER CAWTHORN National Provincial & Union
Bank of England, Westgate, Huddersfield
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PROGRAMME
Brahms
1. Sonata in E Minor
Allegro non troppo. Allegretto quasi menuetto. Allegro.
2. (a) Adagio and Allegro from Sonata in A
Boccherini
(b) Menuetto
Haydn
INTERVAL.
3. Unaccompanied Suite in C major
Bach
(a) Prelude
(d) Sarabande
(b) Allemande
(e) Bourrée
(c) Courante
(f) Gigue
4. (a) Après un rêve
(b) Sicilienne
(c) Vito (Spanish Dance)
Fauré
Fauré
Popper
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NOV. 14.
DEC. 12.
BESSIE RAWLINS & HARRIET COHEN
VIOLIN & PIANO RECITAL
CATTERALL STRING QUARTET
JAN. 16.
HAROLD HALLAS
SONG RECITAL
"FEB. 13. OLGA HALEY
SONG RECITAL
APL. 30.
FLONZALEY STRING QUARTET
THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL. THE SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE SERIES OF FIVE CONCERTS IS 20/-
(INCLUDING TAX) PAYABLE TO THE TREASURER
SINGLE TICKETS (INCLUDING TAX) 5s. 9d.
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THE ARTHUR W. KAYE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
beg to announce a series of three Concerts by the Orchestra
at full strength in combination with members of the Halle
Orchestra. Town Hall at 7 p.m. Oct. 20, Dec. 15, 1923,
March 8, 1924.
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
E. J. BRUCE Esq. J.P.
NOVEMBER 14, 1923
Miss HARRIET COHEN
AND
Miss BESSIE RAWLINGS
VIOLIN AND
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
PROGRAMME: PRICE THREEPENCE
Hon. Musical Director, A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc. (Oxon.)
College of Music
Hon. Secretary, ALBERT LUNN 116 Birkby Hall Road, Huddersfield
Hon. Treasurer, WALTER CAWTHORN National Provincial & Union
Bank of England, Westgate, Huddersfield
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PROGRAMME
I
Sonata in D Major for violin and piano
Handel
II
Sonata No. 2 for violin and piano
Piano Solos
(1) Chorals
INTERVAL.
III
Bax
Bach
(a) Mortify us with thy goodness (arr. by W. Rummel)
(b) Rejoice beloved Christians
(arr. by Busoni)
(c)
(arr. by Harriet Cohen)
Chopin
(2) Etude in C sharp minor
(3) Prelude in F minor
Rachmaninof
IV
Sonata in A major, op. 100, violin and piano
Brahms
Allegro amabile. Andante tranquillo. Allegretto grazioso.
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DEC. 12.
CATTERALL STRING QUARTET
JAN. 16.
HAROLD HALLAS
FEB. 13.
OLGA HALEY
SONG RECITAL
SONG RECITAL
APL. 30.
FLONZALEY STRING QUARTET
THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL. THE SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE SERIES OF FOUR CONCERTS IS 16/-
(INCLUDING TAX) PAYABLE TO THE TREASURER
SINGLE TICKETS (INCLUDING TAX) 5s. 9d.
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
E. J. BRUCE Esq. J.P.
DECEMBER 12, 1923
The Catterall
String Quartet
ARTHUR CATTERALL FRANK S. PARK
JOHN S. BRIDGE
JOHAN C. HOCK
PROGRAMME: PRICE THREEPENCE
Hon. Musical Director, A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc. (Oxon.)
College of Music
Hon. Secretary, ALBERT LUNN 116 Birk by Hall Road, Huddersfield
Hon. Treasurer, WALTER CAWTHORN National Provincial & Union
Bank of England, Westgate, Huddersfield
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PROGRAMME
(Copyright Annotations by A. Eaglefield Hull)
I
Quartet in D Flat Op. 15
1. Andante-Allegro
2.
Presto accaciacato
Dohnanyi (b. 1877)
3. Molto Adagio-Animato
Besides being a famous and brilliant pianist, Dohnanyi makes substantial claims
to consideration as a composer, especially of Chamber Music. His appointment in
1919 as President and Conductor of the famous Philharmonic Society at Budapest
has stemmed for a time his flow of compositions which already amount to a
considerable number, including piano pieces, operas, chamber-music and symphonies
This Quartet has only three movements, but the first is a composite one in
which slow and quick movements are alternated. It is not free altogether from a
suggestion of Tschaikowsky, especially in the flowing second subject with a moving
pizzicato bass. The second movement is more individual and characteristic, apart
from a rather unfortunate suggestion at the opening of Wagner's "Valkyrie." The
Finale opens with a sustained Adagio which is followed by a vigorous and spirited
movement in which nearly all the previous subjects are marshalled with fine effect.
This Quartet was last played at the Club by the Philharmonic Quartet on 13
December, 1922.
Quartet
II
1. Allegro moderato
2. Assez vif, très rythmé
3. Très lent
4. Vif et agite
Maurice Ravel
The two outstanding French composers of recent years are Debussy and Ravel.
Although trained in Paris, Ravel was born sufficiently near the Pyrenees to reflect
many of the Spanish traits in his music-the gay outlook on life, the absence
of introspection, the sensitiveness to light and movement, to lively rhythms,
and merry fancies, the eschewing of sentimentality, even of sentiment, etc. This
epoch-making quartet was first performed at the Paris Schola Cantorum in March,
1904. Whereas the folk-song element in the first movement is common to Brittany
and Provence as well as the Bas Pyrenees, the second movement is undoubtedly
from the land of Gitanas, for the twanging of loose gut strings and the clacking of
castanets are never absent from it. The languid nature of the third movement
comes from some warmer clime than France, and the glitter and dazzle of the
complex rhythms in the last movement takes us undoubtedly to the country of the
sevillana and the zarzuela, of Velasquez, and Zuluaga-the Land of Joy.
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Quartet No. 1 in G
III
Mozart
Dedicated to Joseph Haydn
Allegro vivace assai - Menuetto - Andante cantabile - Molto Allegro
Those who are keen supporters of the folk-song movement should pause to
consider the case of Mozart. Undoubtedly his art is woven on the fabric of Tyrolese
folk-song, just as the music of Haydn is founded on the folk-music of Croatia or
what we now call Jugo-Slavia. But there is not much actual folk-song left when
Mozart has done with it-witness the well-developed first movement, the artistic
play of chromatics in the Minuet, the elaboration of the Andante (rather dull work,
this, I think) and the art with which the fugal form is so delightfully concealed in
the swift tempo of the fourth movement.
JAN. 16. HAROLD HALLAS
SONG RECITAL
FEB. 13. OLGA HALEY
APL. 30.
SONG RECITAL
FLONZALEY STRING QUARTET
THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL. THE SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE SERIES OF THREE CONCERTS IS 12/-
(INCLUDING TAX) PAYABLE TO THE TREASURER
SINGLE TICKETS (INCLUDING TAX) 5s. 9d.
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
RECITAL of
SONGS.
HFIELDHOU
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16, 1924
BY
HAROLD HALLAS
WITH
E. J. BRUCE Esq. J.P.
PROGRAMME
A
JAMES STOTT PIANO
AT THE
THREEPENCE
Hon. Musical Director, A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc. (Oxon.)
College of Music
Hon. Secretary, ALBERT LUNN 116 Birkby Hall Road, Huddersfield
Hon. Treasurer, WALTER CAWTHORN National Provincial & Union
Bank of England, King Street, Huddersfield
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PROGRAMME
PART I.
THE BIRTH OF THE YEAR.
"Winterlied"
"Cuckoo Madrigal "
"Lovliest of Trees"
"Morning Song"
Humperdinck
Chas. Wood
G. Butterworth
Geo. H. Ford
THE DOME OF HEAVEN.
"The infinite shining heavens"
"Star of Fate"
"The Dawn"
" Stormclouds"
R. V. Williams
A. Jarnefelt
Gustav Holst
Gustav Holst
THE HUMAN AND SUPERHUMAN.
"The Mountain Hears" (MSS.)
"Is my Team ploughing?"
"The Erlking"
Harold Thomas
G. Butterworth
F. Schubert
"Belshazzar"
INTERVAL OF FIFTEEN MINUTES.
R. Schumann
Long Lego - Hungarian Folk Song.
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PART II.
THE WOE OF LOVE.
"My Love in all it's glory"
R. Schumann
"Oh! why are all the roses so pale?"
P. Cornelius
"I will not grieve"
R. Schumann
"The Wraith'
F. Schubert
THE JOY OF LOVE.
"Go not, happy day'
A. Somervell
"Lullaby"
"As ever I saw "
J. Brahms
Peter Warlock
"When as the Rye"
FOLK SONGS.
Peter Warlock
"She moved through the fair"
arr. by H. Hughes
"Jenny Jones"
arr. by Somervell
66
Hunting the Hare"
arr. by Somervell
"Ballynure Ballad "
arr. by H. Hughes
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FEB. 13. OLGA HALEY
APL. 30.
SONG RECITAL
FLONZALEY STRING QUARTET
THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL. THE SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE SERIES OF TWO CONCERTS IS 8/-
(INCLUDING TAX) PAYABLE TO THE TREASURER
SINGLE TICKETS (INCLUDING TAX) 5s. 9d.
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HUDDERSFIELD MUSIC CLUB
President
E. J. BRUCE Esq. J.P.
WED., FEB. 13, 1924
SONG
RECITAL
BY
OLGA HALEY
AT THE PIANO
MRS. EDWARD HALEY
PROGRAMME: PRICE THREEPENCE
Hon. Musical Director, A. EAGLEFIELD HULL, Mus. Doc. (Oxon.)
College of Music
Hon. Secretary, ALBERT LUNN 116 Birk by Hall Road, Huddersfield
Hon. Treasurer, WALTER CAWTHORN National Provincial & Union
Bank of England, King Street, Huddersfield
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I. FOLK SONGS
PROGRAMME
(a) Jardin d'amour (Canadian Folk Songs)
(b) Cäcilia
(c) Tambourin (French Folk Songs)
(d) O'er the Forest (Hungarian Folk Songs)
(e) Dimanche a l'aube (Old Breton)
arr. by Veuillermoz
arr. by Tiersot
arr. by Korbay
arr. by Ducoudray
II. HEBRIDEAN SONGS
(a) Harp of Dunvegan
(b) Kishmul Cradle Croon
(c) Bens of Jura
(d) Eriskay Love Lilt
(e) Eriskay Lullaby
(f) To the Lord of the Isles
arr. by M. Kennedy-Fraser
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III. CONTEMPORARY SONGS
(a) Chansons de Barbarine
(b) Crepusculo
(c) Nebbie
(d) Immanence
(e) Was not I ......
IV. CLASSICAL SONGS
Goossens
Respighi
Respighi
Rutland Boughton
Tchaikovsky
(a) Chant Indoue (Hindoo song from "Sadku") Rimsky-Korsakof
(b) Auf dem Wasser
(e) Schöne Wiege
(f) Cäcilie
Schubert
Schumann
Strauss
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WED., APRIL 30 AT 7-45
THE FLONZALEY STRING QUARTET
(The Finest Quartet in the World).
TICKETS 5s. 9d. EACH, FROM THE SECRETARY OR
AT THE DOORS.
The Committee draw the attention of Members to an interest-
ing String Quartet Concert by a Local Party-The TURNER
STRING QUARTET, on Friday, 28 March, at 7-30 in the
Highfield Hall. The Programme is Beethoven, op. 18. No. 6;
Dohnanyi Quartet, and the Negro Quartet of the Bohemian
Tickets 4s. Students 2s. 4d. From
Messrs. J. Wood & Sons, New Street.
composer
Dvorak.
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