MISS E. CHRISTIE'S SONG SUCCESS AT WELLINGTON
Miss Elgar Christie, a daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Christie, of Havelock North, was awarded second place in the ladies' sacred solp (any voico) at tho recent competitions iu Wellington.There wero 46 entries and her song, "Farewell Ye Limpid Springs", was i'avourably commentod upon by the judge, who said that she had given a ciear-cut, artistic interpretation with a display of sound musicianslup and impressive devotiona] reproduetion of text values, Kecently Miss Christie illustrated with foJk songs from many countries an iutcresting lecture on tlie origins of Folk music wliich was given by Mrs Anna Ginn to Te whare Puni circle of the University Wonien's Club, »
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 189, 27 August 1937, Page 10
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