DUNEDIN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

Evening Star, Issue 16779, 6 July 1918, Page 9

DUNEDIN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

The abovo soei-ty's second concert this season will bo held in the Kind's Theatre on Wednesday evmrirrjj ncxl. " The programme is a most interesting on-?, and should appeal to music-iovers. " By special renue. t tho symphonic poem 'livmn to the ,Suii ' (>!Mca;,Tii). which, was so favorably received at tho soiicrt-v's last concert-, wilt be repeated. The programme also includes overture 'ln Memoriam' (Sullivan) and the 'Andante Religion ■' (Bolzon-i), and Messis 0. liegLr and Co. have kindly lent a ''Positive" pipe oiyan so that the society ran perform t-hese items with tho proper -instrumentation. Another item is Liszt's 'Hungarian Rhapsodie, No. 2.'_ which is always popular, especially with, pianoforte players. The second p-irt of tho programme opens with Ts-.-hwkow-sky's ' Capric-cio Italiemn,' and v.-iil be followed by lullaby from tlw 'Bavarian Vi.ighh.T-.ds' suite'by El«:*j and the 'lf vAdisnmgs March' from Slg-nrd Jorsiihu,-' m'le by Greig. Mr \V. Watiere. Ouainru. who has not wen he-ard in Dunodin for a long time,_ will be the .■*>>-> dinger and will be heard in the iiria- 'Ai.-d would'st thou Thus havo sullie'd a soul so pure,' from Verdi's op-era and 'Un Halio n Mawhera' in the first part and .'a) ' Sacrament' by Mr.cdermid and lb) ' Requiem' W Homer in the second part. A limited number of 2s tickets -will he sold at- i-h* door.