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50th Season - Concert ScheduleGOLDEN JUBILEE SEASONSeptember 1996 to April 1997All 6 Concerts performed at Cricklade Theatre |
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Lewis Carroll | – | The Wasp in a Wig (A missing chapter from 'Through the Looking Glass') |
Benjamin Britten | – | The Wasp |
Sir John Lubbock | – | The Flapping of a Bee's Wing |
Rimsky-Korsakov | – | The Flight of the Bumblebee |
Edward Thomas | – | Adelstop |
Rameau | – | The Call of the Birds |
D H Lawrence | – | Snake |
Goddard | – | Légende Pastorale |
Thomas Moore | – | Lines from 'The Fire Worshippers' |
H S Leigh | – | 'Twas Ever Thus' |
Geoffrey Twigg | – | The Chicken : The Duck |
Flanders/Swann | – | The Gnu |
Rupert Brooke | – | Heaven |
André Jolivet | – | The Fisherman's Song |
Armstrong-Gibbs | – | Silver |
Noel Coward | – | Any Little Fish |
Letter to 'The Times' | – | The Cuckoo |
Benjamin Britten | – | Cuckoo |
Letter to 'The Times' | – | The Cuckoo |
Grieg | – | Nocturne |
Bozza | – | Pastorale |
Kenneth Grahame | – | From 'A Piper at the Gates of Dawn' (From 'Wind in the Willows') |
Benjamin Britten | – | Pan |
Yeats | – | Wild Swans at Coole |
Villa-Lobos | – | Black Swan |
Ibert | – | Le Petit Ane Blanc |
Chesterton | – | The Donkey |
Hageman | – | The Donkey |
Lionel Monckton | – | Two Little Sausages |
Roald Dahl | – | Three Little Pigs |
Saint-Saëns | – | The Nightingale |
Keats | – | From 'Ode to a Nightingale' |
Sherwin | – | A Nightingale |
Tchaikovsky | – | String Sextet in D minor Op. 70 Souvenir de Florence |
Spohr | – | Double Quartet in D minor Op. 65 |
Mendelssohn | – | Octet in E flat major Op. 20 |
Comic Opera in Two Acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on a libretto by Lorenzo de Ponte (English translation by Ruth and Thomas Martin) |
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The action of the opera takes place during the course of one day at the sisters' villa in Naples |
Mozart | – | Sonata in F major K. 497 |
Fauré | – | Dolly Suite Op. 56: Berceuse; Messieu Aoul; Le Jardin de Dolly; Ketty - Valse; Tendresse; Le Pas Espagnol |
Holst | – | The Planets: Uranus; Mercury; Jupiter |
Brahms/Dvořák | – | Hungarian Dances and Slavonic Dances |
Liszt | – | Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C sharp major |
Pierné | – | Quintet - Variations Libres et Final |
Saint-Saëns | – | Violin and Harp - Fantastic Op. 124 |
Schubert | – | Movement for String Trio |
Damase | – | Quintette: Allegro Vivace |
Roussel | – | Quintet - Sérénade |
Mozart arr. Litterell | – | Concerto in C for Flute and Harp with String Trio |
Dukas | – | La Peri |
Byrd | – | The Earl of Oxford |
Joplin | – | Three Rags for Five |
Scheidt | – | Battle Suite |
Mendelssohn | – | Tarantella |
Farnaby | – | Fancies, Toyes and Dreams |
Purcell | – | Trumpet Tune and Air |
Jacob | – | Music for a Festival |
Bliss | – | For Royal Occasions |
arr. Elgar Howarth | – | Four Swiss Tunes |
Scarlatti | – | Sonatas |
Handel | – | The Royal Fireworks |
Chairman: | David Eagles | Chief Steward: | David Horne |
Treasurer: | Col. Roy Millo | Committee: | Delsa Brooks |
General Secretary: | Sarah Eagles | Mrs. M. Ellis | |
Membership Secretary: | Col. Roy Millo | Dr. Arthur Blyth | |
Operations: | Vic Brooks | Derek Hallifax | |
Public Relations: | Peter Smith | Mark Ray | |
Business Sponsorship: | Wg-Cdr Barry Elford | Concert Flowers: | June Saunders |
Putting these history pages together we can see how many gaps exist in our records. If you have access to any of the information that is clearly marked as missing then do please let us know:- by email to the or the - alternatively; refer to the contact information available on the About AMC page or talk to a committee member at one of our concerts.