INSTRUMENTAL GROUP OF B.M.S. MEETS
The instrumental gorup of the British Music Society enjoyed a delightful evening on -Tuesday at the house of Mrs. D. McLeod, McLean street, Havelock North, when compositions by Mendelssohn were played .by members, variation being given by violin solos from a modern English composer's work and articles read on subjects 6f musical interest. Some of these described famous bells of the world and how they are made to sound different pitch, an interesting theory of harmonics being discussed. Other articles coneerned the harp and the violin. A short sketeh of Mendelssohn 's life having been read by Miss Gooch, the following musical programme was given: Pianoforte. — Mrs. Blair and Miss A. Lock (duet), Symphony cantata; Miss N. Crawford, Volkslied; Mrs. g. T. Miller, Christmas Pieces Noa. 1 and 5; Miss D. Williams, Op. 19 Ko. 2 ftom Lieder. Ghne Worfcet Misa "Pf. WIlHnn
Op. 38 No. 3 from Lieder, Ohne Worte; Miss I. Clayton, Andante and Bpndo Caprieeioso. "Violin.— -Miss B. Thompson (aceotnpanied by Miss Fox), Romance and Revelry, both by Hnrlstone. Piano and organ. — Mrs. Blair and Miss McLeod, Andante from G miuor Concerto, arranged for piano and American organ.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 30, 29 October 1937, Page 13
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