TO-NIGHT'S ORGAN RECITAL.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2162, 30 May 1914, Page 3

TO-NIGHT'S ORGAN RECITAL.

At to-night-'s. orj-au recital lit 'tho Town Hall another fine progra-mnso is to be given, arid it is one that should attract anybody. who is a lavt-.r of music. Another item by o;sar i'rauck will no doubt bo looked forward to with 'great interest, as Mr< Pago undottbtedlv is a fino interpreter of this great and imaginative composer's works. Tsehaikovsky's Elegy -for strings v,i!l also be played, and it is uccdjess to iv.tr.iin.n tho City Organist's power of- interpret tation of Tschaikovskv's cain.pOsiti.onSi as his rendering of tho "Symphony Pathetiquo" Some short timo ago wtfl always remain .a mernorablo eptjeb in t-ha- musical lifo of Wellington. An older English composer, William .Eelton, 1713-69, finds a piafio npon tho pre gramme, and- his Concerts in B Flat is to bo performed. Two works by tho French composer Satane, and a exposition new . to Wellington people, "Epilogue," by Wittan, is to ho heard, together with one <.if Jobu Sebastian Bach's great masterpieces, "A -Fantasy" by Ford, antl the Toccata from Widor's organ S;VWpbo»;V No, B. More varied, enjoyable, and eclucativo programmes could hardly bo placed before audionces each week t-haii those of Mr. Page's.