Schola Cantorum
7IVE modern choral. works which Stanley Oliver (below), conductor of the Schola Cantorum, believes are being performed for the first time in New Zealand, will be heard in half of a public concert by the choir to be broadcast from all YC stations at 8.0 p.m. on Saturday, October 10. The relay is. from the Wellington Town Hall. A work by Edmund Rubbra, Missa in Honorem
Sancti Dominici, published only last year, appears first on the programme, followed by six chansons by Paul Hindemith on poems by Rainer Maria Rilke. Randall Thompson’s festival chorus Alleluia, next to be heard, was written _in 1940°at the request of Serge Kous- | sevitsky for the Berkshire Music Centre. Two English works end the broadcast. | The first is Carillon, by Antony Hopkins. an anthem for double choir which | has been described as "music exciting | to’ listener and performer alike"; and the second, by the late Herbert Murrill, is Brother Petroc’s Carol. The broadcast will mark Stanley Oliver's first appearance with the Schola Cantorum since he returned from England. -- ee neeeeenel
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 742, 2 October 1953, Page 26
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177Schola Cantorum New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 742, 2 October 1953, Page 26
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