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N.Z. Pianist

Mr. Sydney Francis Hoben HE notable New Zealand pianist, Mr. Sydney Francis Hoben, who is now resident in Christchurch, has been engaged by 38YA for a series of recitals. Mr. Hoben graduated with honours from the Konigliches Conservatorium der Musik, Leipzig, Germany. As a youth, Mr. Hoben was sent to the famous Conservatorium of Music

‘in Leipzig, where he gained high honours in a stay of several years. On returning, he toured New Zealand, and taught for a period before settling down in his native city, Sydney. Here he became musical critic fro the "Sydney Mail," and organist of one of the largest organs in the Harbour City, and took a prominent part in the musical life. Some years later he returned to New Zealand as principal of music of Woodford House College in Hawke’s Bay. After four years he went for a coneert tour to America, and it proved so successful that, on the advice of Mdme. Teresa Carreno, he remained for some years in California. He had a brilliant and successful life in the States, which he has toured completely. In ‘California he appeared constantly in "Hi the large cities, and became exremely well known as a pianist, lecurer and teacher. American newspaper critics devoted much space to his ‘recitals. He accompanied artists of celebrity, such as Miss Geraldine Farrar, Mr. John Barrymore, etc. By constantly hearing and associating with the foremost vocal and instrumental artists of the day, Mr. Hoben gained invaluable knowledge as to their methods and secrets of success. Since returning to New Zealand, Mr. Hoben has completely toured the Dominion and given many successful recitals. Mr. Hoben will appear on 8YA’s programme for April 12.

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Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 39, 12 April 1929, Page 7

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N.Z. Pianist Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 39, 12 April 1929, Page 7

N.Z. Pianist Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 39, 12 April 1929, Page 7

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