CLASSES IN MUSIC.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 941, 11 December 1933, Page 3

CLASSES IN MUSIC.

St Albans and Linwood Schools. Miss Millicent Jennings conducted her first yearly performance at the St Albans District Schopl on Saturday evening, when a combined gathering of St Albans and Linwood music classes was held. Mr C. D. Sheppard, chairman of the St Albans School Committee, welcomed the Linwood children, their parents and friends, and Mr C. R. N. Mackie, chairman of the Linwood School Committee, replied on behalf of the visitors. Miss Jennings submitted a report of the year’s work, drawing attention to the fact that three young pupils of the St Albans classes, tutored by Miss Peggy Maffey (the assisting teacher of pianoforte) had been successful in the recent Royal Academy examination. Many more pupils would be entered for these examinations next year. The following was the programme:— Piano duet. “The Heavens are Telling,” Beryl Seeker (Linwood) and Miss Jennings: piar.o solo, “The Rose's Dream,” Ena Bacon (St Albans): unison song, “A Greeting to Spring.” St Albans singing class: piano solos, “Boy Scouts’ March.” Beverley Carver <St Albans). “Dance Petite.” Patricia Stevenson (St Albans). “Fun o’ the Fair,” (Jlenis Rose (Linwood): unison songs, “Swedish Lullaby,” “Picnic.” St Albans small girls; piano duet. “March of the Soldiers.” Gordon Cole and Noel Murray (St Albans): unison songs. “Violets” and “The Swallows Flying West,” St Albans and Linwood boys’ class: Ivan Bacon, Alan Alleyne. Geoffrey Michaelis, Allan Read. Ross Seed. Charles Seed (Linwood), Raymond Bell (West); piano solos, “.Tune Morning,” Shirley Saker (St Albans). “A Morning Canter.” Eunice M’George (Linwood). “Joyous Pastimes.” Noel Murray St Albans), “A Little Waltz,” Lucy Harvey (Linwood); unison song, “Nymphs and Shepherds. St Albans singing class: piano solo. “The Merrv Companions,” Beryl Seeker (Linwood): songs, “The Night Nursery. ’ T van Bacon. “Dream Song. Phyllis Johnson and class: piano solos. “The Village Fair," Betty Campbell (Linwood). “A Little Study,” Maitland Thorne (Linwood).