Violin and Piano: | ||
Le Clair | – | Sonata in D |
Songs (Early English): | ||
William Byrd | – | Cradle Song |
Anon. 16th Cent. | – | O Willow, Willow |
Thomas Morley | – | It was a Lover and his Lass |
Dr. Anne | – | The Maiden's Lament |
18th Cent. Trad. | – | Youth's the Season made for Joy |
Piano Solos: | ||
Fauré | – | Second Impromptu |
Rachmaninoff | – | Prelude in B flat Op. 23 No. 2 |
Violin and Piano: | ||
Vaughan Williams | – | The Lark Ascending |
Songs (Modern English): | ||
Ann Hamerton | – | Two Elegies for Voice and Violin with Piano Accompaniment |
Three Poems by Thomas Hardy: | ||
John Ireland | – | Summer Schemes |
John Ireland | – | Her Song |
John Ireland | – | Weathers |
Violin and Piano: | ||
Suk | – | Un Poco Triste |
Ravel | – | Habanera |
Bridge | – | Moto Perpetuo |
Four-Act Opera by Giacomo Puccini (Sung in English) |
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Act I | – | A shabby attic at the top of a poor lodging-house in Paris, about 100 years ago. (Early evening) |
Act II | – | Outside the Café Momus in the streets of Paris. (Later the same evening) |
Act III | – | Outside an Inn on the outskirts of Paris. (Early morning. Some weeks later.) It is snowing. |
Act IV | – | In the attic (Some time later) |
16th and 17th Century Songs: | ||
Dowland | – | Come again, sweet love doth now invite |
Anon. | – | Greensleeves |
Rosseter | – | I care not for these ladies |
Purcell | – | Man is for the woman made |
English Folk Songs: | ||
Soldier, soldier | ||
The water is wide | ||
Turmut hoein' | ||
Sucking cider through a straw | ||
The Oyster-girl | ||
Cello: | ||
Praetorius-Brahms arr. Dawkes |
– | Chorale |
Dohnanyi | – | Sonato in B flat |
Songs from Foreign Lands: | ||
Spain | – | La ultima noche |
Argentine | – | Porque no engraso? |
Germany | – | In einem kühlen Grunde |
France | – | Phyllis, plus avare que tendre |
France | – | Le jour du lavage |
Songs from U. S. A. : | ||
I brought my love a cherry | ||
The tune the old cow died on | ||
Witness | ||
The Glory Road | ||
Piano: | ||
Schumann | – | Romance in F sharp |
Lizst | – | La Leggierezza |
Lizst | – | Andante Capricicso |
Cello: | ||
Weber | – | Adagio and Allegro |
Nin | – | Suite Espagnole |
Chairman: | Mrs. P. H. Ponting | Mrs. B. Machin | |
Secretary: | Miss Gladys New | Mrs. D. Rodgers | |
Treasurer: | Mr. R. Hardy | Miss M. Kebby | |
Mrs. G. R. Davies | Dr. A. Blyth |
At the beginning of the 12th season the Music Group was renamed Andover Music Club. 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.