EVENING OF MUSIC IN TAURANGA

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 14639, 7 April 1948, Page 2

EVENING OF MUSIC IN TAURANGA

PERFORMANCES OF HIGH STANDARD artistes enthusiastically received Performances of a high standard weie provided for Tauranga musiclovers in the Civic Theatre 8 on MonarfktpcVomng ’ wben th e three aitistee were applauded freely by a * a £ ge and appreciative audience. Mrs Florence Sadd, nerf nrm oWed herse . lf tobe a versatile a^,j f ™ er > displayed rich tonal Dmvirn m 'T° A Wild Rose ” (Metec2 l fine execution and “The n hty ~w ere evident in n ?i fin . Dance whlch was Played ancof^° nd enaore ; All her performMrs" Sirin’ 2 ent husiastically received, four ™ dS repert ° ire also included A ents ? Torn “Sonata in mohn J in (Franck), and “Allegro S c ? (G P r?eg S r nato ” from “ S ° nata soDrano ßciyl y ?ish2rt ' a mezzofo?mer ' £ ° Ved m a P°P ular P"' ”S™A,T dth ot feeli "S “Cl nemm# was noticeable in a Her ? lnce You Went Away.” Unct' s :ulatlon was clear and disrendorornn § f 7? ich Miss Wishart sons ”“A hi 1U n ed L Smg) break into the i himg rounc ! (Mailing w <4, Tli ank me not” pond” “A i,’ iour . ducks 'on a "Hindnn A |^ ammer night” (Thomas); (( mnd° o gong” (Bemberg)- and The°accni iSll r f on§ ” (Sanderson). Hermia Hi4 ?llShod pianiste > Miss receWed^nn+l° n ’um 3s equa] ly well her nerforrni^ 6 ablllt Y displayed in appreefafpn T n^ S , • was obviously h?findfvfdl,ii y n the listen ers. Besides panied S dU S, lten l s - she alsa accomcluded in £ ° ther two ai ’tistes. Inmo vementff™ OP S° lre were: Th ree (Beethoven)' ” R “°T light ® onata ” (SchumanS) “La mf “ I J°’ 2 de lin” Tnok,’, “lie aux cheveux on "® cenes * rom