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Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 38, 8 June 1907, Page 8

The concert to be given by the Auckland Orchestral Society at the Choral Hall this evening will be remarkable for the performance, for the fir.'t time in Auckland, if not in New Zealand, of the "Symphonic Pathetique" of Tsohaikowski, the famous Russian composer, one of the greatest of recent orchestral works, and of two of the same master's songs. There is also a liberal programme of what may be called popular music, such as the "William Tell" and "Zampa" overtares, and the gavotte from " Mignon."