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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 940, 9 December 1933, Page 2

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The New Zealand Shipping Company’s calendar for 1934, which is being widely distributed in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, is distinguished by a handsome photogravure of the motor liner Rangitane illuminated by night while berthed at Gladstone Pier, Lyttelton. Mr Douglas Jones, of Lyttelton, supplied the photograph for the reproduction. consists of English songs, arranged chronologically, will include the famous double round “ Sumer is icumen in ” <1220-1840), which will be sung by a number of Mr Williamson’s juveniles. Mr George M’Cann, baritone, will sing the “Song of the Victory of Agincourt " <1415). Works of composers such as Thomas Morlty, Henry Lawes, Henry Purcell, etc., through the various periods to those of the present-day composers, will find their place on the programme. As an additional interest Mr Williamson will intersperse his songs wth explanatory comments. Miss Edna Moore will be at the piano. H’* Bradshaw will give an organ recital at the Anglican Cathedral on Thursday next, at 8 p.m. Mr A. Gunter will play two violin solos. The following is the programme:—Sonata in C sharp minor. Allegro appassionata (Harwood): Slnfonia to the Cantata “Ich steh'mit einem Fuss im Grabe,” for oboe and strings (Bach); violin solo, slow movement from the Concerto in j E minor (Nardinl); Choral Song and 1 Fugue in C major (Wesley); Suite in B fiat, “Scenes in Kent" (a) Aylesford Bridge, on the Medway, <b) Allington 3-iOck, (c) Orchard Blossom, (d) Rochester Bells (F. H. "Wood); Largo from the Symphony “From the New World” (Op. 95) for orchestra (Dvorak); violin solo. Adagio in E major (Mozart); Angelus du Soir (Op. 10) (Bonnet); (a) Song without Words, “Spring Song,” and 1 ‘War March of the Priests” (from “Athalie”) for full orchestra (Mendelssohn). I