TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1923, Page 3

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

FELLOWS!! 11* EXAMINATION. Word has been received Iron' Trinitv (V.liege of Music. London, that Mis? Alary Kerridge has gamed the distinction of being admitted a I'elkei *.•’’ Trinity College. This is the first oe- , .. rvliich such a diploma has been iued in Westland. Miss Kerridge 'qualified in Part 1 (1..1.C.L.) ol link examination in October 1022 (practical) and in December DUt[taper work) and was. examined lot the final Fellowship piano) by O. U. Vincent, F.T.C.L.. in August 1923. Mr Vincent's report havin'; been submiited to the Board, and the candidate s previous work having been noted, the .Fellowship lias been granted. The following is the programme submitted villi examiner's notes thereon: A. Bach’s Chromatic Fantasie and I'uquo—a lint* portoniuuu’O. Ik- Beethoven’s Sonata F. maj Or 10S). A most satisfactory rendering. C.—Grieg’s Ballade Op. 2L—ltuelligently interpreted, displaying excellent technique. |) Liszt’s Mon 1 ' t" Walt/.. —Brillianlly played from memory which was firm and sure (21 pages), full *'i vivacity and rhvtlnnie life. Miss Kerridge, F.T.C.1... is a stiul,.nt of Ft. Columhkille's Convent, ami having gained stub a rare and brilliant distinction at llm age ol H M’' ll ' deserves to be heartily (•ongrtitukited.