MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 234, 3 October 1935, Page 18

MUSIC FESTIVAL.

CAMBRIDGE COMPETITIONS. ADDITIONAL AWARDS. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CAMBRIDGE, this day. The Cambridge music festival was continued last night and again to-day. Further awards are:— Recitation,'under 12: Ray Marsh (Frankton), 82 points, 1; Nina White (Hamilton). 81, 2; Noel Kelly (Frankton), 80, 3. Piano solo, under 10: Joyce Duncan (Cambridge), 81, 1; Ina Holmes (Cambridge), 79, 2. Song, boys under 10, unbroken voices: Leonard Gilbert (Hamilton), SO. 1; Bevin Spiro (Auckland), 70, 2. Highland fling, 11 years and under: Peggy McAnulty (Otahuhu), 74, 1; Patricia

Allen (Ohaupo), 69, 2 Recital, musica l accompaniment: Miss V. Lewis (if£,f f n' 100, 1; Mies Nancy Pritcbard 105, 2. Character dance: Betty apiro (Auckland), 78 1; Patncia Lrnd (Auckland). 72, 2. Baritone solo. G. fetei*. (Cambridge), 84, 1; L. Foster (Hamilton), 81, 2. Sword daiice, 10 years and under. Peggy McAnulty (Otflhuhu), 67. 1; Mj" rt ° FoVsytbe (Ohaupo), 66, 2. Piano-solo, 16 and over.: Miss Rita Price (Cambridge), 84, I; Miss Gwenda ISickle (Cambiidge), 81, 2. Violin solo, 16.years and over:. Dudley Boyd (Hamilton), /8, 1; Bonny Billing (Te Arolia), 75, 2. National dance, under 13: Patricia Lind (Auckland) and Betty Spiro (Auckland), 77 points, equal. 1; Peggy McAnulty (Ota. •huhu), 75. 3. Contralto solo: Miss Greta Munroe (Auckland), 83, 1; Miss Jessie McD. Shaw (Kihikihi), 82, 2. Test ("Af 'Vict.i'ix"): Maurice Wilkinson (Cambridge), 7f>, 1; D. Klaus (Cambridge). ;8, 2. Sacred solo, ladies, any voice: Miss Greta Munroe (Auckland), 83, 1; Dorothy Robson (Hamiltou). 82, 2; Miss X. Wilson (Hamilton). 81. 3 Character sketch, under 16;: Rosalie Seddon (Hamiljton), 102, 1; Ray Marsh (Frankton), 101,

2. Song, girls, 16 and under 21- \t;„. .Tessio McD. Shaw (Kihikihi), 81, lMarjory Donn (Raglan), 80, 2. 'jjJ!® quartet (own selection): Cambridge Miitf-'V' cipal Band No. 5, 82,. 1; Cambridge Banri No. 2, 80, 2. ' " u