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TEM Issue 7 Cover and Back Matter FOLK SONG ARRANGEMENTS by The BENJAMIN BRITTEN These three volumes of folk song arrangements, the first of which appeared in 1943, have established ENGUSH OPERA GROUP themselves through their many performances in the concert hall and by means of broadcast and record- Chairman : The Rt. Hon. Oliver Lyttelton, D.S.O., M.C., M.P. ings, as one of the most successful series of songs Artistic Directors : in recent years. Mr. Britten has kept simplicity Benjamin Britten, Eric Crozier, John Piper in both the melodic line and its accompaniment. VOLUME I " BRITISH ISLES' High Voice 6/3 " The Sally Gardens "—" Little Sir William "—" The Bonny Earl o' Moray "—" O Can Ye Sew Cushions ? "— THE BEGGAR'S OPERA " The Trees They Grow So High "—" The Ash Grove " —" Oliver Cromwell." By JOHN GAY VOLUME II Music realised by "FRANCE High or Medium Voice 9/6 BENJAMIN BRITTEN " La Noel passee ' (Th. e Orpha. n and Kin_g Henry)— " Voici le Printemps " (Hear th' e "Voic' ' e of Spring)* ' — from the original airs " Fileuse " (When I was Young)—" Le roi s'en va-t'en chasse " (The King is gone a-hunting)—" La belle est au jardin d'amour " (Beauty in love's garden)—"II est Produced by Designed by quelqu'un sur terre " (There's someone in my fancy)— " Eho ! Eho ! "—" Quand j'etais chez mon pere " TYRONE GUTHRIE TANYA MOISEIWITCH (Heigh ho, heigh hi !) Cambridge Arts Theatre... ... May 24th VOLUME III " BRITISH ISLES High Voice 6/3 The Holland Festival ... ... June 25th "The Plough Boy"—"There's None to Soothe"— The Cheltenham Festival ... July 5th " Sweet Polly Oliver "—" The Miller of Dee "—" The Foggy, Foggy Dew "—" O Waly, Waly "—" Come you not from Newcastle ? " Sadler's Wells, London Sept. 6-18 Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham Sept. 27th BOOSEY & HAWK'ES LTD. People's Palace, London ... Oct. nth 295 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.I ALBERT HERRING By BENJAMIN BRITTEN MUSIC for OBOE will also be performed at Cheltenham, TOMMASO ALBINONI Cambridge and at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Concerto for Oboe & String-orchestra Op. 7 and at No. 3 Concerto for Oboe & String-orchestra Op. 7 THE FIRST No. 6 Previously unpublished, both these concert! were dis- ALDEBURGH FESTIVAL covered by Prof. Bernhard Paumgartner. The original figured bass part has been fully written out and both works can be accompanied by a string-orchestra with or without OF MUSIC AND THE ARTS* continuo. Albinoni—a contemporary of J. S. Bach—wrote a vast amount of music of which these two examples show (June 5—13) his mastery of instrumental writing. Full-Scores Promoted by THE ENGLISH OPERA GROUP Oboe and Piano reductions String Parts •(Full particulars from The Festival Office, CORELLI-BARBIROLLI Aldeburgh, Suffolk) Concerto for Oboe & String-orchestra In four short movements this delightful little work has • been built round themes of Arcangelo Corelli. Of medium difficulty, the oboe can be accompanied by either piano or string-orchestra. Full-Score 7/6 OPERA STUDIO Oboe and Piano reduction 3/9 String Parts 1/6 Director : Joan Cross RICHARD STRAUSS Teaching Staff: Joan Cross, Kurt Jooss, Maria Fedro, Hans " Concerto " for Oboe & Small Orchestra Oppenheim, Basil Coleman ". it is beautifully written, has charming manners and can be sure of a welcome wherever it goes." A SECOND SERIES OF CLASSES " Cambridge Review," 31st January, 1948 Recorded by Leon Goossens. Columbia WILL BEGIN ON MAY 3rd Full-Score and Parts on hire Oboe and Piano reduction 9/6 Full Particulars from BOOSEY & HAWKES LTD. The English Opera Group, 295, Regent St., London, W.i 295 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.I Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.202.58, on 23 Sep 2021 at 20:59:44, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0040298200053705 i: i: i: i: i: K ti it £ Now available in Great Britain % u ali ti ti I MORE THAN SINGING | ti ti Si BY ii I LOTTE LEHMANIN | K u ti . li ti u a ii {: BRUNivith aO forewordWALTE byR J: i: c ti u til ti ti u Si An analysis of Lieder singing by Si Si one of the greatest living exponents Si Si of the art. ti li li ti a tili ali a ° i: ti u Si "More than Singing" is written not only for Sj SI singers. It addresses itself to all lovers of music £ ii ti !• who desire a fidler appreciation of the songs Jj S- which they hear in concerts, on records, or over Jj U ti {• the air. It will help them to understand the % ti it !• songs and to increase their enjoyment of music." Jj Si Si ISi ISi u PRICE 15/6 NET Si u I ti Si Si H * ij Published by J; | BOOSEY & HAWKES LTD. j Jj 295, REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.I |i ii u li ti li li ti li ti Printed in England by Herbert Fitch & Coli . Ltd., Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.202.58, on 23 Sep 2021 at 20:59:44, subject to the ManseltCambridge Street Core, Aldgate, terms ofLondon; use, availableE.I at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0040298200053705.
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