Moerewa Musical Recital

Northern Advocate, 19 December 1938, Page 5

Moerewa Musical Recital

A very pleasant function was held in the Moerewa Hall on Wednesday, when the pupils of Mr Frederick H. Taylor, teacher of pianoforte, Whangarci, marked the breaking-up for the end of the year. Pupils and friends from as far afield as Maungaturoto, Waipu, and Whangarei attended, and there was quite a large gathering.

At the conclusion, Mr Taylor thanked all those who had contributed to the success of the function, especially the 'assisting artists, Mrs J. C. McKay and Mr L. Wordsworth.

Afternoon tea was served in the adjoining hall. Mrs Taylor, Mrs McKay and Mrs Wylie were presented with bouquets. The programme was as follows: Piano Solos.—“On a Summer’s Day,” Joy Nesbit; “Good-night Comrades,” Beechy Ludbrook; “Hunting Song,” Budge Ludbrook; “Lavender Blue” and “Morning Song,” Carol Ludbrook; “June Morning,” Miles Mclntyre; “The Choo Choo Train,” Florence McMillan; “The Lowlands” and “Nancy's Fancy,” Rae Sanderson; -“Romani,’' and “March,” Robert Dickie; “On the Ice,” June Somerville: “Minuet.’ Valmai Gager; “Valse’te,” Marjorie Muir; “Fragment” Allane Ariell; “Sonata in G,” Doreen Smith; “Valse in D Flat,” V'alerle Kelly; “Rondino” and “March of the Dwarfs,” Joan Strange; “Pas des Escharpes,” Laura Ariell; “Country Gardens” and “Nocturne,” Mrs Wiley; “Waltz in A Flat” and “Minuet,” Miss Joyce McLean; “Impromptu in A Fiat” and “Rondo Capriccio,” Miss Royce Gager. Duets. “Polish Dance,” Joan Strange and Valerie Kelly; “Switzerland,” Marjorie Muir and Valmai GagerJ “Serenata,” Laura and Allane Ariell. Violin Solos.—Brahms’ “Hungarian Dance,” 'and “March,” Lawrence Wordsworth. j Songs.—“My Treasure” and “Smilin ’ Thro ’,” Mrs J. C. McKay. Accompanists were Misses Joyce McLean and Joan Strange.