MALE VOICE CHOIR

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 202, 16 July 1936, Page 11

MALE VOICE CHOIR

ENJOYABLE CONCERT. Cutler the conductorship of Mr A. G. Brown, tho Palmerston North Mala Voice Choir staged its annual concert in the llosco tearooms lir;fc evening in the presence of an audience numbering about two hundred. The concert was a highly successful one from all points of view, pleasing comment being passed-on Hie fine performance of the choir and the assisting artists. The choir has for several yeans presented a concert, annually, and it was agreed that last evening's performance was of «. higher standard than ever. Those who played Accompaniments <*t the piano were Mr* H. Pieraid. Llii-s Helen Muir and Mr 0. W. Teppett The programme which wp.s supplemented W numerous, encore numbers was as fol'ons: —Part 1. —Choir, "On the Sea," "Two Roses"; instrumental trio, Mrs It. S. Law (violin). Miss G. McKenaie ('cello). Miss H. Muir-(piano). "Finale-"•: soprano solo. Miss M. Diedrich. ''Che Faro"; choir. "Piccaninny Lullaby," "When Evening's Twilight": tenor solo. Mr G "Whitelock, "Paean"; contralto solo, Miss L. MacDonald, "Spirit Flower"; baritone solo. Mr H. Pie-; rare], "Vulcan's Song"; choir, "Song j of the Northmen." Part 2: Choir, "Song of the Bow"; tenor solo. Mr! Whitelock, "T'li-V; English Rose"; 1 choir, "Goin' Home": soprano sol<>. ; ■Miss Diedrich, "Bird With a Broken i Wing" ; instrumental trio. "Song Without Words"; choir. "Viking's Song," "Drink to Me Only"; ban-' tone solo, Mr Pierard. "The Carpet"; choir, "Border Ballad." • \