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Thu 30 Oct 1902

• 20:00

  Prom 59

  Queen's Hall

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  Programme

  • • • Franz Liszt
      • Hungarian Rhapsodies, S 359 (orchestral version)No. 2 in D minor (ending in G major)
    • • Charles鈥怓ran莽ois Gounod
      • FaustNo. 10 Aria 'Faites-lui mes aveux' Act 3
    • • Richard Wagner
      • LohengrinNo. 1 Prelude Act 1
    • • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
      • Variations on a Rococo Theme for Cello and Orchestra
    • • Charles鈥怓ran莽ois Gounod
      • PolyeucteBallet Music Act 2
    • • George Frideric Handel
      • Samson, HWV 57 (arr. Henry Wood)Aria 'Let the bright Seraphim' Act 3 No 26
    • • Arthur Sullivan
      • MacbethOverture
    • • Hamish MacCunn
      • Overture 'Land of the Mountain and the Flood', Op 3
    • • Charles鈥怓ran莽ois Gounod
      • La reine de SabaRecitative & aria 'La Reine?...Sous les pieds d'une femme' Act 4
    • • interval
    • • Richard Wagner
      • SiegfriedForest Murmurs (orchestral synthesis) Act 2 Scene 2
    • • Pietro Mascagni
      • Cavalleria rusticana, Grand Fantasia (arr. unknown)
    • • Paolo Tosti
      • Good-bye!
    • • William Whitehouse
      • Introduction and Allegro Perpetuo
    • • Dudley Buck
      • When the heart is young
    • • George Laurie Osgood
      • My Little Woman
    • • Trad.
      • Twankydillo
    • • Joseph Gungl
      • Amoretten-T盲nze, Op 161

  Performers

  • Arthur W Payne

    conductor
    conductor
  • The New Queen鈥檚 Hall Orchestra
  • May Williamson

    mezzo-soprano
    mezzo-soprano
  • Bertie Withers

    cello
    cello
  • Agnes Nicholls

    soprano
    soprano
  • John Solomon

    trumpet
    trumpet
  • Robert Radford

    bass
    bass
  • Percy Pitt

    piano
    piano

  Composers

  • Franz Liszt
  • Charles鈥怓ran莽ois Gounod
  • Richard Wagner
  • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
  • George Frideric Handel
  • Arthur Sullivan
  • Hamish MacCunn
  • Pietro Mascagni
  • Paolo Tosti
  • William Whitehouse
  • Dudley Buck
  • George Laurie Osgood
  • Trad.
  • Joseph Gungl

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