MUSIC EXAMINATIONS

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11933, 13 September 1924, Page 11

MUSIC EXAMINATIONS

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. LONDON. JUNE THEORY RESULTS. The local secretary (Mir H. Tombs) has now received full details of the June theory examination, as listed below:— DIPLOMA CANDIDATES. Pass in Art of Teaching and Rudiments (in parentheses).—Myra Clegg (St. Mary’s Convent). 83 (92); Vera Boesley (Miss Harvey), 70 (98); Vera rey Jamieson (St. Mary’s Convent), 72 (96) ; Zoe Millar (St. Mary’s Convent), 70 (96); Ivy E. Arthur (St. Mary’s Convent), 71 (94); .Robinebta Arthur (St. Mary’s Convent), 70 (95); Beryl Hunter (Mias Harygy), 72 (81); Zeta Hunter (Miss Harvey), 72 (79); Kathleen Woods (St. Mary’s Convent), 70 (79). Pass in Art of Teaching.—Erie K. Thurkettle (Madame de Mauny), 81, Pass in Rudiments. —Phyllis Blakeney (St. Mary’s Convent), 91; Kathleen Anderson (Petone Convent), 76. HIGHER LOCAL DIVISION. Honours.—Doreen Glenister Carty (Miss Harvey), 82. SENIOR DIVISION. Honours. —Myrtle McKay (Mr H. Forrest), 88. Pass.—Mary I. E. Lennie (Mrs W. G. McCartie), 77; Alice L. Gyde (Miss V. M. Moore), 71; Doris H. Pow (Miss V. M. Moore), 68. ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE DIVISION. Honours.—Annie Garshook (Miss Heinemann), 80. Pass.—Leonora R. Jacobson (Mrs W. G. MoOartde), 77; Maisie E. Murray (Miss A. Flanagan), 71; ; Elizabeth S. Baldwin (Miss Harvey), 70; Eileen M. Gallagher (Miss Phillips), VOCAL DUET. Lady or gentleman; open class; own selection. Mrs Fred Potter, Lower Hntt, and Mr Hines, Wellington, “O Lovely Night,” 82 points I Miss Ailsa Niobol, and Mr Harold Nichol, “Venetian Song,” 74 points 2 Mr Bennett North said that both the winners possessed good voices, and they had blended splendidly. The other performers were most creditable; QUARTETTE. In this section the Waiata Quartette, who sang “O, Peaceful Night,” had a walk-over, and Mr Bennett North, in awarding them first prize, said that he would have liked to have seen more entries in the choir and quartette sections. He considered that this quartette was one of the finest he bad ever heard, and awarded them 95 marks. DEMONSTRATION CONCERT . THE CREAM OF THE COMPETITIONS. The second demonstration concert was given last evening, before a good house, by a further batch of prizewinners. The items were as follow: Misses Bettie McKenzie and Jean McClay, piano duet, “Hexenanz’ ’; Masters R. Foster and B. Goodland, duet in character, “When You and I Were Young, Maggie”; Miss I. Mcllroy, recitation in character, “Baby’s Soliloquy”; Miss K. Read, song, “The Gift”; Miss R. Read, violin solo, “Meditation”; Miss R. Shepherd, recitation. “An Interested Spectator”; Miss M. Yates, recitation, “Called Up’ ’; Hamua Glee Club, poi dance and canoe dance: Miss M. Halliday, musical monologue, “The Traffic Control”; Miss B. Murphy, “Russian Dance”; Miss L. Colville, recitation, “The World”; Miss M. Muirhead, piano solo, “Liberstrau” ; Mr J. Watchman, musical monologue, “The Umpteen Serial”; Mr O. Chambers, song, “To Anthea”; Miss A. Winkel, recitation, “A Token of the Rose”; Mr C. Chapman, recitation, “An Interview”; Misses Coster and Briggs, duet, “Nearest and Dearest”; Miss H. Doherty, recitation, “The Passing”; Miss D. Philpott, song in character, “Our Farm.” To-night, Mr Bowden informed a “Times” representative, the Maoris are going to do a special turn, so there is something extra in store for those who will be present.

68; Oenone E. Baker (Miss W. F. Price), 60. INTERMEDIATE DIVISION. Honours.—Miriam Benjamin (Miss Heinemann), 100; Edna Sneddon (Mrs Madkay), 97; Nancy Hewitt (Mr B. Forrest), 95; Mavis Tol&n (Mrs Malckay), 91; Nettie Whyte (Mrs Maokay), 86; Joyce Aldous (Miss Hisoock), 85; Jack C. Bardie (Miss W. F. Price), 84; Alioe Duff (Mrs Madkay), 82; Zelda N. Hotter (Miss Hdscock), 82; Elsie Hannah (Miss Hisoock), 80: May Knight (Mrs A. Gilmore), 80; Constanoe E. Morris (Miss W. F. Price). 80; Graoe P. Sharpe (Miss M. Gaynor), 80. Pass.—Agnes T. S. Slpence (Miss E. N. Gaynor), 77; Veda Marshall- (Mr H. Forrest), 76; Joy C. Vuglart (Miss M. Gaynor). 76: Kathleen Henneesy (Mrs A. Gilmore). 71; Nancy Reid (Mrs Madkay), 71: Richard L. Alexander (Miss W. F. Price). "68: Kathleen Cockroft (Miss Morgan), 68. ADVANCED JUNIOR DIVISION. Honours.—Zena Jupp (Miss Sunderland), 95; Kathleen MoCaul (Mrs Forrest), 86. Pass.—Joafa A. T. Anderson (Miss Fookes). 65. JUNIOR DIVISION. Honours.—Maude Rochester (Miss Sunderland), 100; Ethel Lang (Miss Ivy Hoare), 99; May Rochester (Miss Sunderland), 99; Christine Browne (Miss .Fookes), 98; Edith •. A. Hird (Miss H. Howard), 98; Rosina Benson (Mrs Gilmore), 97; Lyndall Clay (Miss Hoare), 97; Dora Ring (Miss Pinfold), 97; Mavis Owen (Miss Pinfold), 96; John Randal (Miss :Moore), 96; Rahe Lubranaky (Mrs Lissant), 95; Hazel Toruks (Miss Moore), 95; Muriel Carwoodl (Mrs Forrest), 94; Nancy Cashman (Miss Sunderland), 94; Winifred 1 Bryoe (Mrs Forrest), 92; Muriel Catherwood (Mr Cook), 92; Alice Fitzgerald (Mrs Forrest), 91; Betty Mackenzie (Miss Hoare), 91; Elsie Stoupe (Miss Howard), 91; Edna Harman (Miss E. N. Gaynor), 88; Mavis Crawford (Miss Phillips), 97; Emily Clark (Miss Morgan), 85; Martha Myers (Miss Heinemann), 84; Dulcie Fanning (Mrs Gilmore), 80; Ruth Wilson (Mise Moore), 80. Pass.—Una Key (Mrs Forrest), 77 ; Grace Frandi (Miss Flanagan), 76;' Kyra Jupp (Miss Sunderland), 76; Shiela O’Shaunessey (Miss Sunderland), 76; Margaret Brash (Mr Cook), 69; Marie Tolan (Mrs McCartie), 69. PREPARATORY DIVISION. Pass.—lvy Smith (Miss Hoare), 99; Daisy Rait (Miss Hoare), 98; Esme Rogers (Miss Couper), 97; Carrie Guymer (Miss Richardson), 95; Winifred 1 Jackson (Miss Pinfold), 94; Jeanette Kinniburgh (Miss Howard), 94; Elva Harris ' (Miss Sunderland), 93; Jean Marshall (Mies Howard), 93; Edna Pender (Miss Morgan), 93; Jean Watson (Mira Sunderland), 93; Gwen Bailey (Miss Boesley), 92: Isabel Rogers (Mrs McOartie), 92; Thelma Adams (Miss Richardson), 91; Thelma Friend (Mrs Forrest), 88; Joan Rule (Miss Sunderland), 88; Lorna Smith (Miss Hoare), 88; Ruby Gray (Miss Gray), 87; Lorna Sharpe (Miss Bolton), 87: Phillii Hough-ton (Miss Morgan), 84; Basil Orsborn (Miss Morgan), 83; Charlie Clark (Miss Morgan), 79: Hugh Smyth (Mass Morgan), 78; Leslie Allis (Miss McKay), 75 ; Kenneth Robertson (Mr Cook), 75; Santina Peoples (Miss Boesley), 72; Alan Brash (Mr Cook), 68; Katherine Peoples (Miss Boesley), 67; Jack Oram (Miss Boesley), 65; Isla MeKinlay (Miss Morgan), 62; Denis Ryder (Mr Cook), 61; Dorothy Ulmer (Miss Morgan). 61; Hilda Has so (Miss Sunderland), 60.