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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17859, 3 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENT!, CHORAL HALL, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AUGUST 6th.and 7th! SECOND'FESTIVAL. NEW ZEALAND MUSIC. With a Reciprocal Work by SIR FREDERICK BRIDGE, C.V.O. (Organist Westminster. Abbey, London). SPLENDID FESTIVAL CHORUS SPLENDID FESTIVAL CHORUS • OF 160 YOIC33S. ", Assisted by the Christchurch Orchestral Society (Chief Conductor: Mr Alfred Buns). Chorus of 50 Scholars from Caristehurca Girls' High School. :• ': - PROGRAMME: t ■ ..-■.■• First Night: 1, Empire Intercessory Hymn No. 1 (J. C, Bradahaw, Mnia. Doo., Christehurch) (Words by Jessie Mackay—Th« Mayor's prize) Festival Chorus. 2. Maroh Prelude for full Orchestra, "Young 3. Song, "Allah" (Chaa. Willeby, Welling--ton, now in England) Mr Alan Storiinptoa 4. Choral Work, with Orchestra, "In Paradise" (Arthur Lilly, Christchurnh) (Words by Mrs F. C. Jenkin). ' Festival Chorus. 5. Ballad from Opera " Hinemo* " (Alfred . Hill, Sydney) . Madame- Gowter-Burnel 6. Four-part Sketch for voices, .Autumn i Winds " (Miss WiaSrea Hiwcrfdg*, Dun- . sdin) ,'' ' ";?; '. ;' Festival Chorus. 7. (a) Song, -The Sea Hath It's Pearla" (F. Clutsam); (b) sons, "If All My .Desires" (F. Clutsam, Auckland, ■; ; now England) ..... f, , j Miss Millicent JenninsM 8. School Songs, (a) "The Weka'.'..(Mia Is. •-■"■ Foster): (b) "Land,of Our. Lftve'* (Mrs E. Foster, Christcfcuroh) :'' -Chorus of Girls from Chriatchurch Girls* High-School. Interval. ' 9. Empire Intercessory Hymn* No. 2 (H. M, Johnson, Christchurch) ' Festival Chorus. 10. Songs—(a) "A Fragment," (b) "Whit* Horses" (K. A. Home, Christchurch) £: Mrs John Fraser (Oamafu) 11. Reciprocal Work, "God and Our Good Cause".. (Sir Frederick Bridge, C,V|p. London) . . . Festival Chorals 12. Trio in F Minor for, Piano, Violin and 'Cello (Frank Hutchens, Sydney) ,I* ; MiBS Lilian Harper. Miss Mary Ward *4& Mrs John. Guthrie. .4 13. Songs-(a) "The Gift of India," (b)' "Th* Call of Spring" (Mai Burnes-LomgkriSa, Christchurch) . Madame Gower-Burns 14. Maoriland Song Cycle (Mrs Alice Forres-' ter, Mus. .Bac., Ashburtbn) - - ■■■.'- Meßdames Bishlag«r aiid Pidgecn and Ms Hugh Hobbs. v ■',." 15. Overture in F Major for full Orchestra(J. T. Sinclair, Christohuroh) (5s Christchurch Orchestral Society God Save the King. , / %\ Prices: Reserves 3s,..Unreserved 2». ;' A limited number of Is tickets will bi sol* at* the door. ,!.'"-. -.%"■ Box Plan, at The Bristol, now open. f ; f. Surphis Proceeds to the Tramway CoppM Trail ' ■'■' '"•'•'Vi '^"' I MRS L. F. EMMEBSON, '"' . ~ Assist. Hon. (Box 518 V. "' PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. -' rCHAMBER CONCERTS for the RED CROSS FUND, by Mist Millicent Jennings (mezzo-soprano), Miss Jean Burrows* (pianist), Mr James ( Cocks (baritone), M* Leslie Andreae (violinist). ;on -' .' MONDAY, 2Gth AUGUST: .and TUESDAY, 27th AUGUST. 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