Brahms Evening at Girls’ Music Club

Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 61, 15 March 1944, Page 2

Brahms Evening at Girls’ Music Club

» Members of the Palmerston North Girls’ Music Club found pleasure in re- j assembling last evening for another J year’s activities. Miss Evelyn Rawlins! 3 presided over a good attendance and wel- | corned old and new members. The pro- ‘ gramme was in the hands of Misses M. " Carey and S. Jamieson who had arranged * I delightful examples of the great com J poser, Johannes Brahms, in the field of »I vocal and intrumental works. Interesting. " explanatory notes given by Miss Carey, I J jaml a paper on “The Life of Brahms’ 1 1 read by Miss Jamieson added to the r pleasuro of the evening, for which Miss t Rawlins expressed thanks. 11 Following was the programme:—Song, s “The Vain Suit,’’ Miss A. Wilson, 1 pianoforte duo, “Waltzes Nos. 2 and 2, l °P- 39," Misses N. Tregurtha and W. Cox, , song, “Rest Thee, My Darling,’’ Miss e Hlghet; pianoforte, “Rhapsody In E 1 Flat,’’ Miss F. Revere; violin, “Hungarian j Dance No. 6,’’ Mrs. A. N. Smith; songs, x I “Sapphic Ode’’ and “A Love Song,’’ Mrs. . Roper; pianoforte, “Capriccio in II t Minor,’’ Miss B. Bartlett; song, “The 2 Little Sandman,’’ Mrs. E. Gibson; piano--3 forte, “Ballade in D Minor, op. 10,’’ Miss 0 M. Anderson; song, “Love’s Faith,” Mrs. ,r Beck; pianoforte duo, “Hungarian Dance e No. s,’’ Misses M. Carey and S. Jamie 1 son; songs, “The Lullaby’’ and “Sunday,” v Miss G. Laurenson; song, “The Blacksmith,” Miss V. Corke; pianoforte, “Rhapsody in G. Minor,” Mrs. W. Loch, song, “The Hamlet ’Neath the Willows,’ Miss M. Penketh. The accompaniments were played by Misses E. Eyre, M. Anderson and Pawson, Mesdames Easta brook Smith and I. Rickard. Miss Rawlins welcomed Mrs. Easta 3 brook Smith as the new leader of the 1 Glee Circle and Miss M. Anderson as , accompaniste. Tribute was paid to the good services of Mrs. Rickard as ac 2 companiste over a number of years. 1 - ■