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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 92, 9 July 1927, Page 14

Direction TOWN HALL E. J. Carroll. Saturday, 16 Tuesday, 19 Thursday, 21 THREE CONCERTS ONLY CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. We teg you to peruse the following brief extracts culled from the columns of praise, verified by the Editor of this newspaper, which the Sydney Press is now lavising on:— FRIEDMAN THE WORLD’S GREATEST LIVING PIANIST. C. N. Bayertz, “Sydney Sunday Times”: “Friedman gave me the most delightful artistic enjoyment I have experienced since Kreisler was here. It is my considered opinion that Friedman is absolutely the most completely satisfactory pianist we have ever heard in Australia.” P. Nolan, “Sydney Morning Herald”: “There is another great pianist in Sydney, Ignaz Friedman. Esteemed in Europe among the distinguished artists of the day he justified his high reputation in some of the most exquisite piano playing ever heard in this city. It was an evening of sheer beauty. The big audience was manifestly impressed by the brilliant attainments of the visitor, enthusiasm rising to a high pitch, with great cheering as Friedman went off.” G. De Cairos Rego, Sydney “Daily Telegraph”: “Friedman’s virtuosity was absolutely amazing. It was all musicmaking of the most exalted order—as if the summit of pianistic art had been attained.” K. Asprey, “Sydney Sun”: “A greater virtuosity than that displayed by Ignaz Friedman at his opening recital at Sydney Town Hall has never been witnessed hitherto by a Sydney audience.” G. Lovel Dwyer, “Sydney Evening News”: “To hear Ignaz Friedman play is a new and startling musical experience. At last night’s recital the distinguished Polish visitor set the pianists wondering.” E. Baume, “Sydney Guardian”: “Ignaz Friedman is a genius. This Polish Pianist took his audience by surprise. Sydney musical audiences are so used to the kaleidoscopic platform of a guinea a seat celebrity, who plays and Collects—on a reputation—that Friedman set them gasping.” All this from the critics and more from the connoisseurs and the general public coming immediately after several distinguished contemporaries should be sufficient to stamp FMEBMAH As the GREATEST LIVING PIANIST EVER HEARD IN NEW ZEALAND OR AUSTRALIA. Management ... FRED. McCEBA. And the Prices:—Mr. E. J. Carroll, with a sincere desire to assist the cultural development of music, and, notwithstanding the enormous expense of this undertaking, has fixed the prices within the reach of all, viz:— Reserves, 10s. and 7s. (id. Reserves, 10s. and 7s. 6d. Unreserved, ss. and 2s. 6d. Unreserved, ss. and 2s. 6d. BOX PLANS OPEN at Lewis R. Eady & Son, Ltd., on MONDAY MORNING. Concessions offered to Teachers, Musical Students, and Scholars from Schools and Colleges. Por particulars apply at Box Office. SCOTT COLVILLE FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN Representing E. J. Carroll