ORGAN RECITAL

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 May 1914, Page 5

ORGAN RECITAL

AT ST. JOHN'S ON MONDAY. The organ recital to be given at St. John's Church .on Monday evening promises to be a real musical treat. Die entertainment is being held m aid of the Church funds; there will be no charge made for admission, but a collection will he taken up. Apart from the very woiMiy object of the recital, the programme is a very attractive one, the following being the items: Anthem, "Abide with Me" (Thompson), St. John's Choir; Barcarolle from "Tli.; Tales of Hoffmann" (Offenbach), Mr E. Moss; (a) • "Offcrtoire in I) Minor" (Batiste)— Larghetto Maestoso, Andante, Allegro; (b) "Sous La Feuilee" (Thome). Mr E. Moss; solo, "A Song of Thanksgiving" (Allitsen), Mr R. Harrison ; organ solo, "Grand Offcrtoire in' F" (Batiste)— Largo, Allegro Moderate Andante. Allegro—Mis York (organist Holv Trinity Church); "Niucisssu. from the "Water Scenes," Op. 13, No. 4 (Kevin) Mr E. Moss; instrumental trio, 'La Serenata" ißraga), Messrs G. Holder C. a/ml E. Moss; Adagio Cantabile, 2nd movement "Sonata Pathetique," Op. 13 (Beethoven), Mi-E. Moss; anthem, "Crossing the Bar" (Woodward), St. John's Choir; "Marche Militaire in D Major" (Schubert), Mr E. Moss.