BIBLE CLASS FESTIVAL
The necessity for competitors choos-' ing pieces within the scope of their ability was stressed by Mr T. Staples, judge of the instrumental sections, on the concluding night of the Presbyterian Bible Classes’ annual musical and dramatic competitions, held m the Concert Chamber. Mr Staples remarked on the high standard attained, with particular reference to the junior sections. The Saturday evening session was devoted mainly to vocal solos, trios and four-part choral work, the judge being Mr James Clark. ■ The final placings for the competitions were:—Musselburgh (49 points) 1. Opoho (19J) 2, Kaikorai (18) 3. Caversham (17$) 4. Individual awards were as follows: Junior Young Women’s Vocal Solo. —Miss A. Johnson (Opoho) 1, Miss S Thompson (Wakari) 2, Misss F Leith (Musselburgh) and P. Stewart (North-East Valley), equal. 3.. String Instruments.—W. Davie (Caversham) and F. Wilkinson (First Church) equal 1, J. Edgar (First Church) 3. , _ . Young Men’s Vocal Solo—E. Winter (Knox Church 1, A. Luke (Musselburgh) 2, J. Cornish (Opoho) 3., Junior Piano Solo. —Miss J. TTregilgus (East Taieri) 1. , „ „ , Vocal Trios. —Musselburgh No. 2 and Opoho eaual 1, Kaikorai No. 2 3. Senior Piano Solo.—Miss B. Clelanc (North-East Valley) 1. Four-part Choirs. —Musselburgh 1 Anderson’s Bay 2. Mormngton 3. Kno Church 4. .
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26542, 18 August 1947, Page 6
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