HAYDN BECK.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8843, 7 April 1909, Page 5

HAYDN BECK.

WONDERFUIi CHILD VIOLINIST;

boy >r<)digy ■ Hayda : .; I Beck, is again to appear. in Palmers- ■ ■. I ton in conjunction.iwithVv Miss" Amy ;"":;: Remington, L.T.GJJ;, the,-,.brilliant;; , :; young New 5 Zealand pianist, and Mies'; Ella Miliar, of Palmerstpn, a promiS-: "\ ing in the Opera Hoiise, on; v' Good: Friday: everting, at the popular y. price of one shilling: ■to v all : parts. V;. 'Since last, here he has been listened'"''?.' toe.in amazement by . thousands :of '; people in, Wellington and t;h© south— :■ the,.large; Town Hall in the former ; . not "being big enough; to h<|l<i -all ivho came',' ■ The following extracts - are.: ; from the New! - Zealand Times :-r" Hβ lastv night interested^one pf ■:.;• the largest audiences that has; ; ever ' crowded the big; concert room of our C ■spacious, Town .Hall,', eyen standing '■.;■•■ room being \. .at' a< premium. , '—'' The " reappearance of Haydn Beck proved;, ; an attraction that the public could . : not resist."—" Excelled his"previous' efforts in brilliancy and finish. The; applause following the; young artist's : playing thoroughly .exhibited : the , astonishment of'the audience at the ■ depth of musical sentiment .and of-; artistic temperament which: the .boy possesses. And;, yet he is evidently ; . quite unconscious that he is gifted ; be- / yond other children."—All. accounts ; go , to show a rapid improvement of his wonderful capabilities since ; he'. was here, and the! great predictions held out for him almost seem to be fulfilling ■;.., themselves before he gets to Europe. ■ The programme will be announced tor orrow, and reserved seats may be booked at Park's. This unique opportunity should be availed of by every-;" : ; •one. •■■'.■: . -~.■.■. . ■. ..•'■■■ /.' . -;■