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Press, Volume C, Issue 29513, 13 May 1961, Page 1

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YOU HAVE NEVER READ SUCH AUTHENTIC NEWSPAPER REVIEWS FROM THE! WORLD’S LEADING COLUMNISTS ! At Carnegie Hall: “The Modern Jazz Quartet wowed them with every number and their smooth arrangements and presentation had them begging for more.” —Tom Noonan, BILLBOARD, U.S.A. “Their subdued moods had a special hypnosis, which the group varied through its technical skill and imagination, without losing its special approach.” Harriett Johnson, THE NEW YORK POST. “The Modern Jazz Quartet gave two concerts memorable for the fact that for the first time since its existence jazz was included in a Florence Festival programme. The Quartet was a big success, local critics calling it ‘music, real music—at times recalling certain forms of early Italian music of the 17th century.’ The musicians were acclaimed as ‘Exquisite artists making music in an eminently elegant way’.” VARIETY. “The soft, sweet tones of the Quartet hailed down the 10,000 ears as no massed band of artillery could have done. Audience attention was faithfully rivetted down.” CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. “Their recent performance at Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw was sold out two weeks in advance.” John McLellan, BOSTON TRAVELLER. “In the clinical, unemotional surroundings of the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday, 3000 persons gave the biggest ovation I have ever heard in London’s major concert hall. Object of their appreciation was the Modern Jazz Quartet, which had just completed thfe second of the two opening concerts of its tour ”—THE MELODY MAKER. "Returning after two years’ absence, the Quartet had a packed house at Royal Festival Hall raving. Their technique is as flawless as ever . . . Lewis remains the most talented composer since Ellington.” NEW STATESMAN. Harry M. Miller Is honoured to pre<ent in Christchurch for one night nnlv, the world famous

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