HUBERT CARTER RECITAL.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20179, 6 March 1931, Page 4

HUBERT CARTER RECITAL.

■ xW'r 1 !? ■."1"". •, 9 >. ..;v : . R A PUNT HAlflt, TO-NIGHT-??ie vocal recital being rendered by Mr Gilbert Carter in* aid of the Mint's Earthquake Fund will take place to-night in the Badiont Hall. Mr Cprter wi(l typ jtssistpti by Mr Emp»QB 04 polo piftnf»t, uptf Mr P«i*oil? Beck, violoncellist, while Miss Lillian HwTMT will be the., BfiCOWßßills*' for tlie everting. The programme will be most varied, sultflbfe to Btudent and Jqyer of wndjc /alike, »» vyejl as to the average concert-goer who like* is generally known as "entertainipetlt-" There is really nothing'more pleasing tp }i»ten to thgp e]f) EngUb fdUgS, tejlijig, |i» they do, ot times which arp'gone hn'd gjvlljg the present genprfjtjpj) a into the ?«lnnt<? pant. Mr Hubfflrt Carfar selected a group of tiiMu 9ld l»BU»n pew, sn4 »{«» "7 w of contrast, v» group at modern pne S . In ftdditioi), Mr Darter will bp beard in JSeiJer and ehaaionp, while his final group will bq welMcntfwn and fafowita ' arias frniß ppera. Mr Ernejt Empm trill ' play "By the Sea" (gd}nbert-M»?t), apfl Revolutionary Study," both by Ohopln Mr Harold Beak "ariU-ba heard in "Minqetto" (Becker), "3fejpdie" (pmrdpH), » n 0 t j, e Serenade from the suite pf sQama)i Dances by David Bppper.