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Choral and orchestral concert in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Workers' Educational Association London District : Royal Festival Hall Monday 16 December at 8pm
Lake, Ian (1935-); Mason, David (2011); Williams, John (1929-2018); Wells, Mary (1943-1992); Little, Ruth; Manton, Stephen; Shirley-Quirk, John; Richards, Bernard Gershon (1877-1971); Holman, Derek (1931-2019); Drakeford, Richard; Treacher, Graham; Saunders, Neil; Bush, Geoffrey; Gow, David (1924-1993); Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759); Gardiner, John (fl. 1758-1792); Maw, Nicholas; Chopin, Frédéric (1810-1849); Bach, Johann Sebastian (1748-1778); Kantrovitch, Vera; Brown, Bernard; Black, Neil (1932-2016); Coates, Tamara; De Sausmarez, Maurice (1915-1969); Seven Kings Ladies Co-operative Choir; Barking and District Co-operative Choral Society; London Co-operative Children's Choir; London Co-operative Youth Choir; Sine Nomine Singers; Great Missenden Choral Society; Riddick Orchestra; Arts Council of Great Britain; London County Council; Musicians' Union (Great Britain); London Co-operative Society; Royal Festival Hall (London, England)
[1963]
Date taken from foundation of society in 1913. "This concert is given with the support of The Arts Council of Great Britain, the London County Council, the Musicians' Union and the London Co-operativ...
Organizing American Jewry
Richards, Bernard Gershon (1877-1971); Jewish Information Bureau, New York; American Jewish Congress
[195-]
"Originally published by the American Jewish Congress in 1947."