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loicns Soi.a a, Ou«s 78, P sharp major. This is stated to bo the great composer's own favourite ono, but it is seldom heard at nnhiio recitals, although it is very brlfnant. A bea - tiful number is the Bach-Busbui Chorale Pre udo which bears the inscription, "Now Comes the Gentiles' Saviour." Chopin is represented by the Prelude B flat minor. Impromptu nn" S ?o' S S? arp maior' and tllc Fantaslo Opus 49, V minor. Tho Mendelssohn number is tho Prelude and Fugue Opus 35. E minor— a worl: of great charm. In tho third part or the programme are compositions by Frank Bridge, Scrlaulne, and Debussy. It is interestug to note that this brilliant, aud gifted artist has been nominated by European critics as one of the best British pianists. She is said to htivc a poetic conception for tho charm and sentimental import of tho great pianoforte works. Great Interest has been aroused In. tho recital.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 31, 5 August 1929, Page 5
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160IMELDA FAMA. Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 31, 5 August 1929, Page 5
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