GRAMOPHONE RECITAL

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12249, 22 September 1925, Page 4

GRAMOPHONE RECITAL

Following is the programme that wa§ given last night at tho Red. Cross looms* 63. Dixon streets—- “ Dance of tho Apprentices,” “Meistersingers ’ (Wagner), Edward Moerikj "t> Casta Fior” '"Hoi di Lahore’ 1 ), (Massenet). Bntti.stini (baritone); **Addio Mignoiv’ (Mignon-Thomr.s). It. Pietro v~ky (tenor); ’Parigi o Cara”("La Tra/iata” —Ycnit), lion (Soprano) and McCormack (.tenor); "To Music” iSchibert), Elena Gcrhardt (Soprano); “Ave Maria" (Schubert), Inner Ladies* Madrigal Choir: “Litanei” (Schubert), Trader Ladies’ Madrigal Choir; ‘Hcj, Hnj” (Hungarian Dance). (Drdla). Edith Lorand Orch; “Sappisr.he Ode” (Brnlinr). .klena Gcrbanlt (soprano); *'W icgenlicd vCrndl® Sons', (Brahms). Julia Culp (contralto: “Rnscnknvnlier** Walt?; Part 1 and Part 2 B. Strauss). March Weber Orchestra* “Trade Winds," woids hy John Masefidd. music by Frederick Kcci, Peter Daw on 'baritone): "L* Cor” (TCogior). Malcolm McF.achrrn (bus.*); “I’m a Roamer” (Mcr.drb <ohn), Malcolm Mr Sachem (Im-s); “Angels Guard Thee” (Godard). McCormack (ienoC, ohl'gato fcv Krcisler; “Lunhi Scroni <*. Cari” (Stefr.no Dcnaud\). 31cCnrmack (tenoi) Tho instruments and records foE Uvvi recital were supplied hy 3lr M Rvaii.