FOR the past five years the Swiss violinist Hedy Biland and the Hamilton pianist and organist Gordon Orange have been heard regularly in recitals from 1XH. Their broadcasts from this station on April 15—three Telemann Sonatinas—and April 22— Haydn's Sonata in G—will be their last for some time, as Hedy Biland is returning soon to Switzerland for further musical study. She will concentrate on chamber music and interpretation, but also take some private lessons from a master.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 34, Issue 870, 6 April 1956, Page 18
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77FOR the past five years the Swiss violinist Hedy Biland and the Hamilton pianist and organist Gordon Orange have been heard regularly in recitals from 1XH. Their broadcasts from this station on April 15—three Telemann Sonatinas—and April 22— Haydn's Sonata in G—will be their last for some time, as Hedy Biland is returning soon to Switzerland for further musical study. She will concentrate on chamber music and interpretation, but also take some private lessons from a master. New Zealand Listener, Volume 34, Issue 870, 6 April 1956, Page 18
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