PENWOMEN MEET
MUSIC CIRCLE ARRANGES INTERESTING EVENING On Tuesday evening the monthly meeting of the mpsic circle of the League of New Zealand Penwoman was held. Aliss Alarjorie Hutton AVhitelaw read a most. interesting paper entitled “The Romance of the Violin,” after which delightful items were given entirely by violinists. A quartet consisting of Aliss Amy Stevenson, Aliss Rita Philipps, Airs. Hesketh, and Aliss Shelmerdine gave several numbers—“Sarabande,” by Bach; “Andante from Symphony,-” Rosetti; “Romanze,” Alozart; and “Alinuet,” Bocchereni.” Aliss Stevenson and Aliss Philipps played a duet, Handel’s, “Sonata No.. 3.” Airs. Hesketh gave as a solo “Hungarian Dance.” Previous to the lecture, the ten-year-old daughter of Airs. H. Bloy charmed the audience with her playing of a violin solo, “Sietz Concerto.” Her technique, interpretation, and rhythmic sense being remarkable.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 834, 30 November 1929, Page 20
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130PENWOMEN MEET Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 834, 30 November 1929, Page 20
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