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Programme for Tuesday, December 2.9th', at 5.

National Anthems of Great Britain and her A Hies.

arr. by Winifred iWorton

If Masaniello" Aubel'
Overture

" Son and Stranger)1 Aielldd550hl!

Overture

Piano Concerto in G (two last movements)

Dr. MARIAN ARKWRIGH1.

Suite ,. Peer Gynt)' (two movements) Grieg

WaglUr
Selection ,I Tannhauser JJ

Trombone Dolo II 0 ruddier than the Cherry J!

.Handel

Mr. H. C. MICHELL.
Popularr w. Corn · Exchange,
SinlJ.ers- Miss SARA SILVERS.
NEWBURY.
THE NOMAD GLEE SINGERS. Goneet1t
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I Miss GRACE STAPLES, Saturday, November 14th, 1914,
r Mr. P. LINDLEY.
HARP SOl-O:
at 8 p.m.

Doors open at 7.30 p.m .

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• i Miss GWEN DOLEN MASON.
A.~.A.!1.
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Admission Twopence
CONDUC'T OR:
First Seats, 2/.
~Ir. J. S. LIDDLE,
• Second Seats, 1/•
Mus. Bac.! Can tab. Third Seats, 6d •

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G. \Y. Simpson, Printer, 45 Northbrook Street, Nt!wbury.

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TlttodiJrt Manials
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Miss GRACE STAPLES.
PROGRAMME. "0 I'
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f . J 0, Ilo-ye-ho who '
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01 r e ,Ill ler bonnet} and
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sun' 'cy • u and the As tho llit~I;~pl~~~e~ Slleet,
NATIONAL ANTIIEl\IS OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, RUSSIA, I\nd I'll S l";)Oll1g down.) 0"1'. O\\'er that
. row )'e' so
. qUIC. k and ['II \\"t1 I~ O\\'S III the wheat'
BELGIUl\I AND JAPAN. arr. by Wilti/rtd Mortoll. ron- ye so stead I l l e r cheeks lik '
And 'tis b - y, hI" e a rose and
r~: ut one penny to }, Alld 'sur:~n~rs It~e a cherry}
" Iphig.,emie en Aulide," Gluck - wlckenham Town. ' to T . k you re welcome
OVERTURE \VIC enham Town,"
(1714- 1787) The ff:rryman's sr
f ' ) 1m and the O.llOi-ye_ho H I '
errymall 5 YOlll1O"
• Glucl" the bi.centenary of whose birth is celebrated this year, lived just a
A !l d lle's' t ~J , for ~h~ fe~~;'?U re too late
century before Wagner, 'and anticipated his ide als and theol'let> most strildngly, tl JUS a-soft twano- in
1eturnofhi - t b . (1 he bnar's in bud d
His caI'ly cal'cel' was spent in Vienna, writing the Ol'dinary Italian operas of And he's fresh as a S ,OI1:?llC, sun'" an the
And I ', S gOlllg down)
the day, but, as Sir Hubert Pal'I'y ~ays :-" hc was a mali of the rarest brown as b piPPIn, and
1~1 5, not rowing quick and
a erry
gcnius x x x and refuscd to put up with the shams which the n::st of the world \ A nd JtiS .
but ' ny to lC s not r o ' ,
T . k a pen YouJd think }t\\,~~:g, steady, •
found q~lite good enough to amuse them," The later pal't of his life was \\ Ie en ham Tmvn.
Twiekcnhalll 'l)ourlJey to
thcl'cfol'c engaged in expounding Ulld illustrating his schemes of a I'eformed OWn.
opera, He found a more congenial sphere in PaI'is, and thcl'c won his
o hoi-ye-ho I
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~~ the ferry," ) m or "0 hoi and 0 ho"
celebrated vietol'Y (with his last and fines t opera" Iphigenie en Tauride ") over } you may
( I he briar's· in bud I IIea as you "'lil-
Piccinni, an Italian composer who was brought forward to challenge him, sun " anr the The moo' .
'A I ' s gOing down) n IS ansino-
" fphigenic en Aulide " was written earlier , in 1774 , and was in fact" the I1C Its late as it is A d Petersham l-I ill "on
fi l'st practical illustrat ion of his theories, " The wailing sou od, of the oboe and haven't a ' and I 11 With love like a I ,
And how sha)lenlnj', st f fose m the
violins in the overture give a forecast of t1'rtgedy ; its present clo,e was added T . aet me to Tl ,e.l'Il 0 the, wherry
by \\'agncr , Gluck's sincere admirer, fO!' concert pur'poses, w!('kenham T~wn ?" lere s danger 1I1 cros '
T . k SlOg to
\VIC enharn TOWIl.

" The lass that. loves a sailor," Dibdill

SONG
Mr. P. LINDLEY.
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SELECTION
, I( Allied Navies,"
Some I may OUI' foes, and all such '
Till:: n'looll on the ocean was
dimmed by a ripple, nps,
S(a Songs, a,',·, b1) I~f,v, A rKWrtght
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Affording a chequered delight; Yi e ld to British resolution.' E,wen English and three
Th e gay jolly t.ars passe d the That fate might bless some Poll Foreign Sea Songs .
fOl1owing order :_ . a l'e Introduced In
the
word for a t.ipple, or Bess, •
r.\ nd fht'"' Loast , for 'twas • f\nd that. Lhey soon might hail I. The Ches Upea k e and the Shannon
~aturday night. her, The Sa ilol"s H Ol'OplpC
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3. Benbow the brother Tar 2,
Some s \\'ee t heart or wife, he But the. standing toast, etc.
loved as hb life,
Some drank the Prince and so me
I s. To all YOll ladies 4.
Admiral Benbow
Each drank and ,yi~hed he 7.
6. French Chanty (" AI'lao!
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. o ur Lands,! The Sailor 's Complaint
could hail her, 8.
But the sLancling toast that This glorious lanG of f reedom, 9. J'Ipanese ROWing Song Russian Ch anty (for weighing
please d the most. Some' that our tar~ may never 10. The Saucy Arethu
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want • 11. The Golden Vanity sa [anchor)

\,V as tlw \\·illd that blows,
The ship that goes H e roes bran: to leau th em.' 13, ]2. The Tar for aU weathel's
S ling the flowing bowl

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, That !'he \\'hds in distress may
And th e las,s that loyes a ::;ailor. 14, Hule Britannia,
find
Some of these tunes are
SO!li~drank ( the !Zing J and some· Such friends as ne'er will fail traditional and some by
his brave ::;bips, her. } well known British
Hul the ~landi·ng toast} etc, composers of ,the 18th
And some I the Constitution,' century.

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