N.Z. COMPOSER'S CENTENNIAL SONG
| EW ZEALAND has all too few | | \ | composers; but one who has made his contribution to the Centennial celebrations by writing a | Centennial Song is E, Rupert Morton, of | Auckland, | By profession an architect, Mr. Mor- ) ton has always been intensely interested |in music. He is a church organist.
The Centennial Song, with words by Isabel M. Cluett, won the prize of twenty-five pounds donated anonymously to the Auckland Provincial Centennial Council. There were 109 entries. The judges, referring to the song, said the words were of high merit and the music was dignified and of good quality, The Centennial Song will be presented at the Combined. Choirs’ and Celebrity Farewell Concert in Auckland on June 16.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 46, 10 May 1940, Page 24
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120N.Z. COMPOSER'S CENTENNIAL SONG New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 46, 10 May 1940, Page 24
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