KAIAPOI MALE CHOIR HOLDS GOOD CONCERT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18208, 15 July 1927, Page 3

KAIAPOI MALE CHOIR HOLDS GOOD CONCERT.

An unusually high standard of musical proficiency was revealed last evening when the Kaiapoi Male Voice Choir gave a concert in the rooms of the Canterbury Automobile Association From first to last the audience was given a treat of rare musical excellence. It says a great deal both for the choir and for those responsible for Its training that so high a .standard should have been attained. The splendid balance of the choir, the accuracy of its pitch, the Hu.tli of its tone and the comthe opening number. Other items on ihe programme were:—“Song of Harold Harfager” (Werner); bliss solo. •For the Green’ (Lohr), Mr Alfred Baker; " Irish Folk Song” (Foote), solo. “Sognai ’ (Shirer), Miss Una Johnston; quartette, “Where My Caravan Has Rested (Lohr), .Messrs J. llow*rth, </• Hirst A. lljrs t and A. Baker: recitation, ihe Sporran of Sandy Al’GlftHhan, Air Instone; part song, “A Frank lyn s Dogge,” “Sailors’ Chorus,” -Danny Loy ‘Piper June,” “Last. Night, ' A Song of Thanksgiving.” “O Sanetlsnima • Alg-y s Melodrama” and •• \Vhat Shall .we «io with a Drunken Sailor-” f