MISS KATE SINCLAIR’S RECITAL

Evening Star, Issue 20672, 20 December 1930, Page 25

MISS KATE SINCLAIR’S RECITAL

All enjoyable evening was spent at tlie Somerset Lounge on Monday, when the pupils of Miss Kate Sinclair gave their annual recital. A bright lire, and' vases of gay poppies and roses gave the room a cheerful air, contrasting pleasantly with the conditions prevailyig out of doors. There was a good attendance of parents and friends, who enjoyed the following interesting and varied programme : —‘ I Would That My _ Love ’ (Mendelssohn), Ladies’ Choir; ‘I Am Fate’ (Hemblen), Mr 1). Napier ; ‘ Only _ a River .Running By’ (Hopkins), Miss Dorothy Mitchell; ‘The Enchantress’ (Hatton), Miss Kathleen Watson; ‘Homo Far Away’ (Mendelssohn), quartet; ‘A Little Glearu of Sun’ (Drummond), Miss _ Ngarita Gordon; ‘ Serenata ’ (Tossclli). Mr J. Harvey; ‘My Heart Ls Weary ’ (Goring Thomas), Miss Ella Wyllic; ‘Night Hymn at Sea’ (R. Thompson), choir; ‘ Thank God for a Garden ’ (Teresa del Ricgo), Miss Young; ‘ Cavatina ’ (from ‘La Sonnainbuia ’), Mr D. Napier; ‘Lullaby’ (Brahms), Miss N. Gordon; ‘ Arise, O Sun ’ (Day), Misses Ramsay and Watson; ‘Birthof Morn,’ Master 10. Edmonds; ‘Yon in a Gondola ’ (Clarke), Miss Young; ‘ The Lass With the Delicate Air ’ (Arno), Miss 1). Ramsay; ‘ Believe Mo If All Those Endearing Young Charms,’ Mr Harvey; ‘ Bowl of Roses,’ sextet; ‘Happy Song’ (Teresa del Riego), Miss D. Mitchell; ‘Vesper Hymn,’ Master E. Edmonds; ‘ The Evening Song’ (Mendelssohn), Misses Mitchell and Jamieson; ‘Home Song’ (Liddle), Miss K. Watson; ‘ Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes,’ Mr Harvey; ‘Gipsy Scene’ (from ‘ II Trovatore ’), Misses Ramsay and Watson; ‘Ring, Bolls, Ring’ (Day), Miss Ella Wyllie; ‘Blow, Blow, Thou Wintry Wind’ (Sarieant), Mr D. Napier; ‘ll Bacio ’ (Arditi), Miss D. Ramsay; ‘Sabbath Morn’ (Mendelssohn), choir. At the conclusion of the' programme Miss Ramsay, on behalf of tho pupils, presented Miss Sinclair with a beautiful Victorian posy. A dainty supper was then served, and a successful function later brought to a dose with the singing of 4 Auld Lang Syne.’-