3YA'S FINE TRIO

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 20, 2 December 1927, Page 15

3YA'S FINE TRIO

BRIGHT MUSIC NEX’T WEEK, Among the most interesting items ta be played next week by the Christchurch Broadcasting ‘T'rio are a Petite Trio by Coerne, which is written in the form of a Canon; and the First Movement from the D Major Trio, Op. 70, which is representative of one of Beethoven's finest works, Also will be given two movements (Moderato and Allegretto) from a Trio by Gurlitt, who is noted for his exceedingly bright and melodious meloies, A composition which should prove a delight to many listeners is the Trio in A Major, by Carl Bohm, that most popular of composers. The bright, sparkling movement of the opening Allegro will appeal by its very vivaciousness, while the last movement, which is in reality .a bright and rhythmic Turkish March, always creates much enthusiasm whenever performed in pnbic. Auother fayourite number to be played by the trio will be Gounod’s Meditation on Bach’s First Prelude. It was expected that Gounod would enter the priesthood. Therefore, it is not surprising that he should have taken the Prelude, using it as a basis for a religious meditation. Schubert’s Ballet Music from ‘‘Rosa- mond" will also be featured, besides a Country Dance from some ballet music by Gade, A cavitana which has done so much to make the name of Rapp almost a household word will also be played. It is indecd a beautiful melodic effort, — simple and unaffected. , Miss Irene Morris will play the "Ro--mance" from Wicniawski’s 2nd Violin Concerto, while among the solos to be played by Miss Hilecn Warren will he Liszt’s brilliant arrangement of Scbhubert’s much-beloved "Serenade."?