FIRST PROGRAMME.
LOTTE LEHMANN'S RECITALS.
For the first concert to be presented by the famous German soprano Lotte Lehmann 011 Tuesday next, June 20, a programme that should have wide appeal has been arranged. Madaui Lehmann will sing two operatic arias, one from "Migd°? (Thomas) and one from "La Boheme" (Puccini). The programme will open with Bra-hms "Love is Forever," followed by Schubert's masterpiece, '"Serenade," "I Will Not Grieve," by Schumann, and "Fair Cheeks Ye Ensnare Me," Brahms. The second group vril] begin with Martini s "The Joys of Love ' and J,® wo old English songs, "My Lovely Celia and "The Plague of Love. ' "There s Xot a Swain on the Plain." bv Purcell, concludes this bracket. The two operatic arias follow, and the final jrroup is to include "Music I Heaid From You" (Hageman), "Covent Garden"' (James), "'The Star"' (Rogeis) and "Midsummer" (Amy Worth). Supplementary number* will be selected from "Impatience" and "The Erl King," by Schubert, "Dedication," by Schumann. "Drink to Me Ctaly With Thine Eyes" and "The Last Roae ot Summer." Booking arrangements are aa- m vertised. I
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 139, 15 June 1939, Page 13
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