PIANO RECITAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 15 December 1925, Page 10

PIANO RECITAL.

AN ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT. The second recital by the students of Mrs N. 1). Mangos was given in the Wesley Hall last, evening. In every respect the recital proved a notable success, the sustained applause at the conclusion of the performance being a generous recognition of the talent revealed. The Liszt “Rhapsody No. 2,” which was played with such success by Mrs Mangos and Mr Hyde at the. previous recital, was again contributed, and, as was the case on Saturday, again iiad to be repeated. Other outstanding offerings were the duos—“ Has des Cynibaies’’ (Charninade), played by Mrs Mangos Miss E. O’Meeghan, and Saint Saens’s “March Heroic,” played by Messrs E. J. Hyde and Roy Harris.

j The following numbers wore also very .successfully contributed : —“Tarantelle” ; (German), Miss Myra Moore; “Charmeuse” (Coningsby Clarke), Miss Tliora Broadheail; “Nocturne in D Elat” (Holder), Miss Rita Looming, L.T.C.L.; “Allegro Selierzando”' (Vodorinski), Miss Audrey Holdgate ; “Rhapsody No. 2” (Liszt), Miss Nora Scanned, L.T.C.L.; “Autumn" (Charninade), Miss Jessis MacKenzie; “Rhapsody in G Minor” (Brahms), and “Poem” (Eibsch), Mr F. J. Hyde; “Naiads” (Thome), Miss Marjorie Jones, A.T.C.L. ; “Liebostraum”’ (Liszt), Mrs R. A. Latimer, L.T.C.L. ; “Shadow Dance” (McDowell), Miss AW w; “'Wmi” MW,.;i|). MHs q. Mcßride, L.A.8.; “Naiads”- (Earjeon), Sharp "Major” (Chopin), Miss E. O’Mecgiian, L.T.C.L. ; “Finale- Sonata in E Elat” (.Beethoven), Miss Elma Newman, L.T.C.L.; and “Reverie” (Debussy), Miss Ursula O’Sullivan.