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Stranger sounds than usual will be emerging from our studios on Sunday--and for the next few Sundays— between 10 and 11. in the morning.
Since the station went on the John Gunstone's National Half air this time has been devoted Hour - (Thursday: 8.50—9 pm): mainly to concerts of music which takes on a new form this week. is not usually Included in the Included in the programme us standard repertoire. This Sunday three pieces adapted from well». Music for the Babbath starts known classical · compositions with 2 discussion entitled Listeners are invited to send in. Whither Modern Music?' presid- the names of the pieces and com- ed over by Helmut Blume of the posers and the writer of the first music faculty of McGill Univer letter opened with all three cor- sity.
In this he discusses with rect answers wül, receive a prize. composers different "aspects of donated by National Electrical. contemporary music with the so Appliances. cent on Electronic music.
Last year French composer. Andre Jolivet once more. passed through Hongkong and a Radio on behalf of the needy programme of his music was Hongkong in this year's Opeca. given including a concerto for tion Fat Choy for Chinese New Radio Hongkong, Martenot and Orchestra. The Year. On Thursday, Friday and sound of this electronic instru. Saturday,
and Commercial ment was not objectionable if the Rediffusion ear was given time to attune -Radio tura their English ifself and the composers taking grammes over to this part in this discussion appeal for cause from 9.15 to raidnight, time during its course.
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After the discussion we hear two works by the contemporary Dutch composer Henk Badings The first — Capriccio for Violin and Electronic Instruments — la 11.30 am SOUTH OF THE BORDER. easily absorbed owing to the pre 12.00 dominance of the violin, but the second-Genese, Music for 5 Sine-Wave Generators presents a real challenge to the listener, and if at first it sounds like in- cidental music to a science fiction production, don't just turn
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tional Composers Conference, Stratford, Ontario in 1950 and come to us by courtesy of Radio Canada, the transcription service of the C.B.8.
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