PIANO RECITAL.
Miss Esther Fisher, who made, such a. I brilliant debut as a solo pianist last year* will give a recital devoted entirely to the works of Chopin on Thursday evening next, at the Wellington Town Hall. Miss' Fisher has* chosen for her next recital a programme with boundless possibilities, and ona that few pianists would', dare so much as _«_t attempt, except. Packmann, tho greatest of Chopin players. The geographical isolation of New Zealand makes it almost impo_ib_ for; '■ ns to have the freqnent hearing of gootJ music, therefore, tie re.-appe___tcet off Miss Fisher, with bent- i___(v __~: uique an* _a_d_*_>; «____<_» of? wprektaan, ' «ffl. hr fcoked taw_Hi-to_ i yrith great. .tojiig!_>•" '."
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 56, 8 March 1919, Page 6
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