THE COMPETITIONS

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 50, 28 August 1934, Page 11

THE COMPETITIONS

TODAY'S RECALLS

ONE CLASS POSTPONED

Recalls from tMs morning's classes of the festival of the AVcllington Competitions Society are as follows: —

INSTRUMENTAL.

(Judge

Mr. T. Vcmon Griffiths.)

Piano Solo, 13 and under 10, Wellington Competitions Society Scholarship, (a) "Wedding Day," (Greig); (b) own selection. —Recalls: Miss Jocelyn Walker (Wellington) and Miss Wynne L. Simpson (Christchurch). Highly commended: Miss Bhona Thomas, Miss Mavis Paton, Miss Dorothy Heath, and Miss Dawn Croxton. Violin. Solo, 16 and over, own selection. —Final: Miss Claudia Slowoy, Nelson. VOCAL. (Judge: Mr. E. Bennett North.) Vocal Solo, "Wellington Competitions Society Scholarship. Ladies over 21. (a) Soprano, "Will o 3 tlio Wisp" (Sprass); (b) mezzo-soprano, "Harebells" (Brewer); (c) contralto, "I Shall Go Softly All My Years" (Elliott). —Recalls: Miss Dorocn Hunt, Wairoa ("O Mio Fernando"), and Miss Kathleeja Chappie, Cbristchurch ("Eetoiua Vincitor"). Highly commended: Mrs. Richard Bradley, Miss Olive McLean, and Miss Audrey Bowie. ELOCUTION. (Judge: Mr. J. Howlott Ross.) Recitation (Society Scholarship), men or women, 16, under 21; (a) "Queen Sigrid tho Haughty" (Longfellow); (b) own selection.—Recalls: Mr. Robert Cheyne and Miss Constance Kelly. The recitation, boys under 16,"Together," set down for adjudication in (lie Concert Chamber, commencing at 4.30 p.m. today, has been postponed till Friday next at 9 a.m. in the Concert Chamber.

The late entrant who was highly commended in the character dance under nine was June Cook, Wellington.