SISTINE CHOIR SOLOISTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19617, 22 October 1925, Page 10

SISTINE CHOIR SOLOISTS.

To-morrow morning, at the Bristol Piano Company, the box plans will be opened for the four concerts to be given by the world-famous Sisttne Choir Soloists in His Majesty’s Theatre, commencing on next next Tuesday evening. Music lovers will not easily forget the delightful concerts given here by the previous partv of soloists three years ago, and the present combination should bo assured of a warm welcome. The names of Maestro Casolari and Signor Paganelli, Facchini, Belli, and Sarti are sufficient guarantee of the musical standing of the company., and there is the added attraction of the appearance of the singers in handsome costume of the Gondolian period, in which they will present old Italian madrigals and motets and scenes from the very early operas. Newcomers are Signor Burani, a young baritone with a voice cf remarkable volume and quality, who is known in Italy as “the young Ruffe,” Signor Auchner, a light baritone with a cultured singing style, Signor F«rri, bass, and Signor Morgia, lyric tenor. The new programmes of the soloists will include a greater number of choruses and concerted items than formerly. So far as it has gone the present New Zealand tour of the soloists has been even more successful than their memorable visit of three years ago. In Auckland and Wellington the consensus of opinion was that the new combination of singers was distinctly better than the previous party, both in personnel and in the selection of programmes. The soloists wilt appear to-night and to-morrow night in Invercargill, on Saturday night, in Gere, on Monday in Balclutha, and will commence a season of four concerts in Dunedin on Tuesday evening. “ MAY I HAVE A DOSE NOW, PLEASE ?” .

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