The Besses o' th' Barn.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9479, 5 February 1907, Page 1

The Besses o' th' Barn.

Creat Britain's vhampjoii band, ih'Koyal Kessi* o' ti>" Ham. tog.ih.r w;i!i their gnat conductor. Mr Al.-i-ind.-r <h\.ii. will give two of their famous c*m«-rtj= in the Drill Hall tomorrow afi-rn-.o: and evening, when local inus:* _•■)■'■■■ will l>e indufced with «h<- inns!- IrilliaM numbers of this famous band's TejH-r-..«i.'. It has been written of the l!.«Mti thai no matter whether in big <i\vrtur« and f-*'-. (ions or marches, or in the Irt-autir.u:y sinude hvinn tune*, they obtain in a'l their piecVs perfec:- tonal .jualily. j«-rf.vi precision, and highly skille.l inMnmienia. tion. One. of the many f.-atuM; of ih«-;r jirogr.-imnxs is the **«*:'«-nl t~"A<). dij--t. and'frio work accomplishni !■>• ilw h-aomg soloists of the «<*st-s. who rank :is the foremost players in Knglafid. A wire from Dunedin lass nigh; siau* that th.opening of tin? season there was maiic--'i hv a crowded and highly enthusiastic audience, who re-called alimM every Jiuuilvr on the programme, and rhivred «h.- IVss. f to the echo at the conclusion of the con cert. Tlie lx»x plans for )3n- ixwcnvJ ar«-a are to Ik> mn at The Dr**den. S|v-cial arrangements have Uv-n made for accommodation in th<- Hril! Hall for the Besses' concerts.