HARMONIC SOCIETY

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 156, 27 March 1920, Page 7

HARMONIC SOCIETY

The Wellington Harmonic Socifcty, under the conductorship of Mr. R. Temple While, will give Ihc first concert of the 1920 seaen in 'the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. In keeping with the Easter season the sbcietv will render Gounod's "Mesas Sulcnnclle." with piano and Brand organ accompaniment. The soloists will bo:Soprano, Miss Teresa- M'Enroe; tenor, Mr. James Searle; bass, Mr. Prank Charles, and the well-trained choir or over 50 picked voices; will give what is expected to prove to be the best rendering or this work that has been given in Wellington. I'i'cccding this will ho a programme cf . miscellaneous items in keeping witn tho character of the latter.half, a. ■feature, of which will be the playing of Weber s duo for piano and organ. 'Dor Freischulz. bv Harold Whittle, (piano\ and Mr H. Tom pie White (grand organ). fcoloß to bo rendered l>y tho soloists already mentioned will also have accompaniment of. graml 01 trail and piano, the. selections being liiviKc liedeemer" (Gounod). "Where'er You Walk" (Handel), and "Thou Art Passiiiu- Hence" (Sullivan). Elgar s As Torrents In Summer" will bo suns (unaccompanied) by the society, and tliaharmonlo miartct will contribute.. Sullivan's "Tho lions Day Closes." Music lovers are. advised to book their scats at the Bristol (without extra charge), where the plan is on view, and tickets may bo obtained.