What do Stravinsky, Henry VIII and Gracie Fields have in common? The answer is that they all stayed at Eltham Palace, that most mysterious of all London’s palaces.  Henry VIII was raised there and Erasmus and Thomas More dropped in to visit the Royal children when Henry was a boy of nine.  The fabulously wealthy Courtauld family bought the ruined Palace in the 1930s and spent several fortunes using the most modern technology to turn it into an Art Deco palace, the epitome of the Jazz Age.  It was during this period that Gracie Fields and Stravinsky were only the most famous of the glamorous set entertained there by the Courtaulds. So the Fourth Choir is thrilled that its Autumn Concert is going be in such a historic - and chic - location and the music that we have chosen reflects both characteristics of the Palace.  In the first half we’ll be…