HAWERA ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY
LAST CONCERT. OF SEASON.
The series of numbers selected for th» final concert of the season of the Ha we r a Orchestral Society on Thursday, November 24, indicates that the concert will be one of the best yet presented by the society. The orchestral numbers provide variety in style, V being of different school's' of composition, so that all tastes should, be suited. Mendelssohn’s' “Eingal’s Cave,” Liszt’s Rhapsody No. 1 in. F., * . Elgar’s “Crown of. India” and’ a selection by Gunig’i are the numbers to b<j performed. One of the assisting artists is Miss Christine Ormiston, a siopranp, of Wellington, Avho. has a reputation as one of the bhst in the city. Theother artists who will contribute to the programme are, Mr Harold Ackroyd, always a popular singer, and Master Louis Fox, a young violinist, whose work has been Jiiglily praised by competition judgesT He will play the difficult “Devil’s Dance,” by Tartini.
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Hawera Star, Volume LII, 19 November 1932, Page 9
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