THE LIEDERTAFEL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1473, 28 June 1912, Page 9

THE LIEDERTAFEL.

FIEST CONCERT OF^HKSEASpif^: The first concert of tlio;ii.incieeriihv.sca-i son of tlio held in tho Sydney Street. Schoolroom'last evening, ami, in spite of" th<»"-~<l<?plora(ifo; weather, the hall was finite filledfby: : tli<k appreciative audience. Theviirst; part:..:.pt, the programme o]>enoilv': ; with. :: :*tfy:s'"P,: "Strike the T.yro" (T. C6oki?)i!with;h';t)ai;v ticularly pleasing r|uartet:;l)y i Messrs;-,,A.-; Longmore, .1. F. Carr, J?v\?aiacdonald,; and It. Parsons. Next' follovod-s-ap'qiisr;', "Let the Dreadful -Eiis<ino3":(ttircqll)&!j.w Mr. 1 , . V. AYutcra; part-'song,-'.?>,Queonvqf tho Night" (G. Cobb), by---memljbrs\oi! , -tho;: Liedertafel; a selection■■Vpf.'-'picccsVjircin; Handel's "Water Music',?;for;JlicgpiaMKforte and strings, daiiityV'nn(l\vet;-instinct' with dignity; two Mi=s Doris "Dall, (a) lichste von Allen" (Schun?Enn),:\(b) ;! ;,;l:iie; Blackbird's Pons" (Cyril) songs "Reveries" (Ktovch). oiul •■'•l''.Q:ii.P.s; ! linss" (Sir Frederick Bridsp)."^ ; & J,! , ■ In tlie interval, Mr. - AK.L.V Herdman,.M.l'., president of tlie-s-LiedCTtafcl;>con-; sratulated the members: unoirvthe'excelr, lent entertainment wluch ■ thevdiaiUpro,:; vided and upon their D. Kenny. Above all, ? ,ljo,congratulated upon liavHiß/.Mr.fslsobert; Parker as the siasm and' love of liuisicf and" inlerest;:in: : the institution.had licon■ to them. ~' , ,; Tlio .'ccond part of tta.proKramraov.conj. sisted of a symphonic ode > r,;l.ho.jl?Rso*v.:; liy Volicien David, in three^POTir^KW , orche?lral accompanimenl;.;'....-J.t/\;V a . s,e -;J corintive of the (taert BiH!.:of...thp : ,inai;e]r: ci the caravan, upon whichgiuvMiwiJ'C: fury, descended a hurricaiio;;:: B Caliii : :fiiial-; lv iensucs, and the caravan^ircjoicijisr; , ; upon ils way. Thn.^intW 1 ransic was very■ dcscriptiypviits'iilovfv.-.fi.loiiv tones being. euggestivß oi..Mlie : ;. Vi lpjiel].n?sfe and of the Khiniheviiiß menace ; pfrtlie,:.(li;;.: sort. Some of the pnrfwere very Rood, was Riveu to the orchestra U.6Vs»orc?,!t,v nunlily. The quartet (Mesirs:;sKy:'S.;J:ijy; mc-T P. G. Jackson, C S. Black) and Way." in the niaroli oftithKJcaravXiiywas:; delHitful. and £om\ a]=oi™ ; nSvtSie:c;icVqi<;; and appeal to Allah, $«w\ IT-ads-." in the ?torni.ot;ln>-t!ie;:.?=ccri.iiU nart of the oils Mr. Bo'ivmaiij.sjiiitp. life , tenor «010, "Oh Ni"ht," somowhat coloiir.l.et=l.v-,: ; ;and'^i: l ':-, , Searle, in the .tenor solqsan(V, ; e!wrns."Knr: chanting Niffht, peiay somewhat at variiinte.ti\;itlii ■:thci...a(;ijEljn>, , . music. One of :tli<s-- : voi-j-iy.plda?aijt.-things of tliis part of tho-''jirl) , Rranim,c;'jvas' tlio Arab fantasia, -"Dante.., of Girls," containing."l v mticlii ;6f. v ,t!ie : , rhythm and tal music. -TV;'.; : &3s. '■■■. h

Mr. Kolicrt T'ftrl;er. a ilia's ■alfp'ad.M'cSiy mentioned, conducted; ]U\v;-D; U\oi)iiy*viVs. the piani't, and the orc.!iesvWuwaß'fojiiitid:; by the Misses G. M'Kinnon, ami \V.?l!s;V;Me;tfsQ;;Jjr'pnd,i Burler, Cimino. Oai'dinV!r,;ftCiiyKiy,i-<;Gj:Kb-' lnm, Martin, fStrieScl&iici, and: Thomson. - : 'fc:;V« ■'"'■'' ■ '