St. Cecilia Choral Society

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7810, 1 May 1905, Page 3

St. Cecilia Choral Society

TUESDAY EVENING, 2nd MAY. FIRST CONCERT IX ST. MARY'S ' HALL. PROGRAMME,: 1. Chorus—"O, Who. will O'er the Downs' (I'earsull). The Ohoir. 2. Song—"A Clinking Tonsi" (C. Wiugrove). Mr 1". Cornwalll 3. Song— When Daisies Died ' (L'r. Arne).

Miss Chung. •1. Part song (a) •Fareivell to the Forest'' (unaccompanied) (l>) 'The Nightingale" (Mendelssohn). The Choir.

o. Song—"Out on the Rocks" (Md. Sainton Dolby). Miss Alcorn. 6. Violin Solo—Selected. Mr A. L. Cooke. 7. "A Song of Thanksgiving" (Allitsen). Miss Nixon. 8. Part Songr-'Biighteit Hopes arc M.elest' (Ancient Melody;, (uiiaicouipunie,!) "Once *1 Lo\ei a Maiden Fair, But Shu Lid 1«ceive Me". Th» Choir.

Intenval of Five Minutes. Gke-"May Day" (Muller). The Choir. Soug— "Butterflies" (Corbett). Miss Chong. Glee—"From Überon iu Fairyland" (Stevens). The Choir. Song—"The Admiral's Broom" (F. Bevan, Mr F. Cornwall. Pianoforte Selection—• La Soinnambula" (Air. by Sydney Smith). Miss Moore. Song—•To-night" (Zardi). Miss Alcorn. Song—"An Old Garden" (How Temple). Rev. A. M. Bradbury. Quartette and Chorus—"Rule Britannia" (Dr. Arne). The Choir and Audience. Accompanist MissMooro Conductor Mr G± H. White;. Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8.

I Tickets Is each, to be obtained at [Cornwall's School of Music, Mrs Waugh (confectioner), or Mr Ambury (treasurer), or any member of the Society.

The Cecilia Choral Society was I established in March last for the practice of Madrigals, Glees and part songs, and to give concerts in aid of any charitable work in the town. It Is supported by Members' payments of 2s 6d per quarter, and subscriptions from non-members of 10s per half year, entitling to a double ticket for each performance. The Society meets at St. Mnrv's Hall every Tuesday evening at 7 30 Conductor, Mr G. H. White The assistance of all interested lin music, either as members or .subscribers, is cordially invited. FRANK ROBERTS, Hon. Sec.