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STOP l-O-O-K! REAU WHAT WELLINGTON’S TOP CRITIC SAID ABOUT . . . KerrMa* odeon prascm* th* MYH Viennoß«y sLho iv Boys’ Chior Wins J “THE BEST Over Wellington ZZ 1 ' A SUREFIRE way for visiting artists to win over a TOSCANIN New Zealand audience is to present a Maori item. The Vienna Boys’ Choir put the seal of success on their first ■RBHH Wellington concert of this season with a stirring rendition of “Pokarekare Ana." The St James was packed Some amusing acting by the H \ WB last night when the curtain boys, particularly the antics ffi went up on these 22 smart iof those attired in dresses, U j youngsters, whose ages range brought delighted laughter. .“.hM] from 10 to 14. Again the quality of the HKEt 1 ’MH The three opening items 'singing was very good, songs ■KK were chosen from 16th and ' interpreted with expression 17th century liturgical music., an( * style- r In Heinrich Schutz’S; Two Schubert offerings “Freuet Euch Des Herrn” the; “Contradiction” and “The ‘fijl choir displayed remarkably i Clear Night” opened the I vt "1 fine warmth in the alto sec- second half of the pro- ' tion. 'gramme. The latter featured H The boys here achieved a' a , fine youpg sploiat wi ? u a "'''ffl well-balanced tone, heard to particular advantage in “Exal- Z! anee achieved by the tata Est” by Francesco Guer- Supportlng cholr - YOUR EVENING rerro This was followed bv j Mozart’s “Fruhling” and OF ENCHANTMENT Ludovico de Vittoria’s “0 the familiar Brahms’ lullaby is NEAR! Regem Coeli.” .preceded songs by the com- ... . -■ poser whose name seems syn- 22 YOUTHFUL The excellent discipline of : n oymous with the Vienna AueAccanrtoc the choir was apparent m!B oys > Choir—Johann Strauss. AmBAaoADUKa Benjamin Britten’s “Missa. , ni „ ht , s nffprinss wprp OF SONG Brevis,” originally written in t . r*?X. s p wwe 1959 for the boys of West- T®!** and fhe am QTAfip minster Cathedral Choir. Emperor Wal,z ’ 0N Abt , For encores there were I nrnenxi The interplay between two two Austrian folk songs “The IN rCKoUN voices in the "Benedictus’ Cuckoo” and “Aba Heidschi” and the beautifully executed (made popu i ar by Heintje), oTTraGnrggigngg crescendo and diminuendo andj o f CO urse. “Pokarekare fWTTf I£4 d passages in the “Agnus Def Ana ’’ f fl ™anee iShlight Pe ”” When ° n ® considers these ™«^ t onnane . .boys are mere youngsters, al- NEXT A Schubert duet featured ajbeit with fine musical train- heai pleasant blend of pure young ing, then their achievements MON A TUES voices. are all the more praiseworthy. m * r, v. w ivuo. Climaxing the first half was: Mention must be made ,of at 8 p.m. a costume presentation of the their accompanist and con- Bmzkr - one-act operetta “Die Opem- ductor Uwe Theimer. POPULAR PRILLS probe” (“The Opera Rehear-' The sympathy between him $2.05, $3.05 sal”) by the 19th century [ and the boys brought unity composer Albert Lortzing. |to the performance and plea- i children * senior DELIGHTFUL sur ® t 0 th ® audience. , This delightful little Opera, ]™® .®»oir will appear again X,e“ mNG 6 ™ 3» with staging and costumes by I tonight and tomorrow night. Ilka Peter, went over particu-. The programme changes BOOK AT MAJESTIC larly well with the youngsters' nightly.— Patricia Barber. 10.30 a.m. to 9 p.m in Hie audience. Although the I EVENING POST songs were presented in Ger-1 man the dialogue was in Eng HURRY BOOK TODAY!

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