CAPPELLI
.On Tuesday, evening next,' at the. ,Grand Opera House,. Signor' .Cappelli, the distinguished Italian operatic; tenor,; will.commence a short season, and it is to be expected that a very large audience will be present to greet the'gifted singer. ' His singing is remembered as a'revelation of artistry; his voice makes a wonderful appeal, not only to those musically inclined, but. also to that great section of the - people who appreciate an artist for his merit alone. It may be 1, safely accepted that all who attend to' hear Cappelli sing will receive a rare treat. Three concerts are to be given, and special programmes have been arranged. . All the artists will contribute new numbers. The company now includes. Miss Natilina 'M'Callum, a young'soprano, who is said to have made a very great impression on the critics in Christchurch and Auckland. < Mr. John Amadio, the brilliant flautist, Lucien Cesaroni, the basso, who is such a favourite with Wellington audiences, and Harold Whittle, accompanist, will make their reappearance. The box plans for the three concerts open.at the Bristol to-morrow morning.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 77, 27 September 1918, Page 3
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178CAPPELLI Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 77, 27 September 1918, Page 3
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