Henry Hall
Henry Robert Hall, born on May 2, 1898, in Peckham, South London, was an English
bandleader and composer. He studied at Trinity College of Music and initially
worked as a copier for the Salvation Army before serving with the Royal Field
Artillery during World War I. His career took off when he became the musical
director for the London, Midland and Scottish Railway hotels in 1923. Hall's
breakthrough came in June 1924 when he persuaded the BBC to broadcast the
opening of the Gleneagles Hotel, marking the start of his long association with
the BBC. In 1932, he took over as conduct...
The Teddy Bear's PicnicHenry Hall
If You Go Down To The Woods Today...
The Teddy Bear's PicnicHenry Hall
When We Were Very Young - 16 Childhood Memories From Days Gone By
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All Through the NightJerome Kern, Henry Hall, Dan Donovan and The BBC Dance Orchestra
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All Through the NightHenry Hall, Dan Donovan and The BBC Dance Orchestra
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How's Chances?Henry Hall and The BBC Dance Orchestra
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123-555-6247Henry Hall
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