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Collection name
Bournville Works Music Society (1921-)
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L55.06
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A collection of programmes by the Bournville Works Music Society at the Town Hall Birmingham, the Concert Hall, Bournville, Birmingham, the Methodist Church Hall, Station Road, Erdington
11/04/1921. Bournville Works Musical Society. A programme of music in the Girl’s Dining Room. Bournville Works Choral Society, cond. H. E. Knott.
26/03/1923. A Grand Concert, given by the Bournville Musical Society, at Birmingham Town Hall.
Artists include Dorothy Silk, soprano, Robert Parker, baritone, Harry Smith, tenor James Downes, cello, Norman Edwards, paino, with duets by Frances Jones and Gladys Dangerfield; Bournville Works Male Voice Choir, conducted by W E Leech
19/02/1938. A concert in the Concert Hall, Bournville by the Bournville Male Voice Choir cond. William Bennett.
18/10/1938. A concert in the Methodist Church Hall, Station Road, Erdington by the Bournville Works Male Voice Choir cond. William Bennett.
10/12/1938. Second annual party. Bournville Works Male Voice Choir
24/09/1941-27/09/1941. Bournville Works Music Society. The Pirates of Penzance. Musical Director. Harold V. Tatton
22/04/1942-25/014/1942. . Bournville Works Music Society. Iolanthe. Musical Director. Harold V. Tatton
25/051943-29/05/1943. Bournville Works Music Society. The Gondoliers. Musical Director. Harold V. Tatton
31/03/1943-03/04/1943. Bournville Works Music Society. Pagliacci & Cavalleria Rusticana. Musical Director. T. Henry Smith
22/10/1946-26/10/1946. Bournville Works Music Society. Gounod: Faust. Musical Director. Victor Fleming
28/05/1946-01/06/1946. Bournville Works Music Society. The Arcadians. Musical Director. Gordon Stamford
03/03/1948-06/03/1948. Bournville Works Music Society. Pagliacci, and Gundry: The Partisans. Musical Director. Victor Fleming
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1921 -
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Bournville Works Musical Society -
Bournville Works Music Society -
Bournville Works Choral Society -
Bournville Male Voice Choir -
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20th century - early 1900-1930
20th century - mid 1931-1970
20th century - late 1971-1999
21st century
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