BROADCASTS OF OPERA
Listeners to 3LO and 3AR have had many musical treats recently, for not only' have the entire productions of "The Daughter of the Keginient" and "Thais," with the first act of "Kigolcl to'' been hroadca"sT,'but'the Kuudiiy " programme from 3LO, which always reaches a. very..high standard: of exveL- w lence, has been .greatly strengthened" by contributions from the operatic chorus, and solos' from the three,principals, Signer Pilot! i, Signor Ettor'e Cesabianchi and Madame Franck. The chorus, under the baton of Roberto Zucchi, wore a revelation of what can be accomplished by a band of "perfectly trained vocalists, and listeners,, especially those living in the country, were thus afforded an'opportunity of enjoying a musical programme, that, but for the medium of the radio, they otherwise could not possibly, have heard. fsgssz "i" .rr" .■.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16705, 24 July 1928, Page 10
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134BROADCASTS OF OPERA Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16705, 24 July 1928, Page 10
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