A HINT TO THE HARMONIC SOCIETY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 339, 13 December 1864, Page 5

A HINT TO THE HARMONIC SOCIETY.

. To the Editor of the New Zealand Hebalb. Sib, —An opportunity to hear really good tinging and good playing occurs in Auckland at the Opera. Members of the Harmonic Society should take advantage of it to improve themselves. The Indies and gentlemen of the Society who have nttendtid, I doubt not will attend again, and those who have not hitherto done so will do well to uvxil themselves of the few jemaining nights during which the efficient "Lvster Opera Company" will yet delight the public. . The members will hear the " niceties of the acicnce of music practicaily developed, and I have n t hesitati-n in telling them that they may then detect their de'eats so as to be able to rectify th< m. I have heard music, both vocal and instrumental, n a good many parts of F.urope, but, with the exception of the operas in great oapitals, I never heard a company fio efficient in erery department ob tile

i,otwiihstandin £ ita bei »s These.remarks are equally applicable to any lady Society maU mUBl ° uucom,octccl with the it in?I 08 .', 1 " 7 Ca l d " P ° U,at 3' 0U publish this letter i ill enable, you to romoro "'o' impression that it has emanated from any ono connected with tho company. It is only written with a wish to improvo tho musical taste of the community, and to pay a just tribute to the merits of tho Lyster Company. Yours, &e., A \ IOLINIBT OF THE HAKJTONIC SOCIETY. Dccmbo 10, 1861.