HARMONIC SOCIETY.
The recently-fcrmed Chriatchurch Harmonic Society is row in full swing, and Ike practices havo commenced. A pleasing feature is the largo number of young trained voices, and the wealth of talent enrolled dispels any doubt as to the lack of enthusiasm by young singers in Cbristchurcn for partsinging. lick of str.ge tojui alone necessitated llio limiting of the chorus at present to 120 members, and the choir will be augmented from it.« already subatahtial waiting list when the new concert hall is available. Every member lias been carefully tested by Iho conductor, Mr Victor C. Peters, and the committee are in tbo fortunate position of laving a number of cultured dingers irom whom the soloists will ho choss.i. Variety will bo introduced into each programme in the shape of independent items by male voices, numbering 43, and female voices, and the first apuearance of \he Harmonic Hale Quartet will be looked forward to with interest.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18927, 16 February 1927, Page 6
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