P.U.S. Gramophone Club

The Parents’ Review, 1929, p. 61

The address of this small club, which circulates records of the Term’s Music among P.U.S. members each term, is in future: The P.U.S. Gramophone Club, c/o Miss Lake, at South Lytchet Manor, Poole, Hants.

Four records are sent out in each box and each member keeps the box for a full week before sending it on to the next address, using the records as much as possible. The fees are 3/- for one term, or, 7/6 for the year.

The records for the Easter term are:—

Handel.

The Messiah—“I know that my Redeemer liveth” (sung by E. Lough), (H.M.V., B2656. 4/6). “Hallelujah Chorus” and “Behold the Lamb of God” (sung by the Royal Choral Society), (H.M.V., D1108. 6/6). Violin Sonata in A Major (played by I. Menges), (H.M.V., D1371.6/6). Organ Concerto in G Minor (played by Dr. Henry Lee), (H.M.V., C1314. 4/6).

It is unfortunate that The Water Music Suite is at present unobtainable, but there is a good piano arrangement transcribed by G. H. Clutsam (Murdoch, Murdoch & Co. 3/-).

Members wishing to join the Club should send in their names and subscriptions before January 12th.

Editor’s Note: The formatting of the above article was optimized for online viewing. To access a version which is formatted more similarly to the original, and which includes the original page numbers, please click here.