1YA Notes

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 21, 6 December 1929, Page 14

1YA Notes

THE service in St. David’s Church will be broadcast on: Sunday eyening. The Rey. D. C. Herron will be the preacher. A studio concert will follow. There will be instrumental items by Miss Molly Wright (’celliste), Miss Ina Bosworth (violiniste), Mr. DB. Waters (pianist), and the Studio Trio. Recorded vocal numbers will comprise solos by Dusolina Giannini (soprano), ‘Sigrid Onegin (contralto), a duet by Glynne and Robertson, and a choral number. ; At 7.40 on. Tuesday evening, Mr. J. } J. Mackay, Commodore of. the Takapuna Boating Club, will give a talk on "The Cornwell Cup." Contributing the major portion of the vocal programme on Tuesday evening will he the Clarion Trio, their items including trios, duets, and solos from the light operas "Bohemian Girl," "The Country Girl," "The Arcadians," "The Rebel Maid," "To-night’s the Night," and "Maid of the Mountains." Mr. J. &£. Montague will recite several humorous selections, while Miss Ina Bosworth will be heard in a violin solo. Also performing on the instrumental side of _ the programme will be the Studio Trio, . and Miss Margot St. L. Toner, pianiste. Concluding the programme will be a gramophone lecture-recital by Mr. Karl Atkinson, entitled "The Sea in Music." ON Wednesday evening the main vocalists will be the popular Olympians, Miss Dorothy Youd, Miss M. Williamson, Mr. Lambert Harvey, and Mr. Barry Coney, who will be heard in solos and quartets. Mr. A, B. Chappell will continue his instructive "Topical Talks," while instrumental selections will be played by the 1YA Orchestral Octet under Mr. BE. Waters. Selected gramophone items will add further interest to the programme. Kipling’s famous ballad of the errant "Danny Deever," in the special musical ‘arrangement by Walter Damrosch, will

be one of the songs to be. sung by Mr. Barry Coney. Another will be-"Gren-don Fair." Mr. Lambert. Harvey (tenor) will sing "Macushla" and "Hdward Grey." Concerted numbers by the Olympians will be "Swansea Town" and "Sleep, Darling, Sleep." ON Thursday evening a concert specially arranged for Rarotonga will be broadcast.

SPLENDID concert has been arranged for Saturday evening, when the Auckland Municipal Choir will present a carol concert. The choir will be under the baton of Mr. Maughan Barnett, who wili also preside at the grand organ.