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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19462, 29 December 1934, Page 15 (Supplement)

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South Africa with a young but talented pianist, Jaok Aronowitz. As there appears to be a possibility that we may see these two artists here later on, the following criticism, taken from a Capetown paper, will be of interest: “Seldom has any artist been accorded a warmer reception than Miaohel Gherniavsky aifter his exquisite rendering of Salnt-Saens* ’cello concerto last night. Not only Is Gherniavsky’e technique faultless, but his rendering of the work was elevated to a sphere of high artistry by the very real emotion ytfih, (VYiUith Invested hl» -