MONDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 41, 24 April 1931, Page 18

MONDAY

From Wellington THREE magnificent operatic num2 bers, with orchestral accompani- '* ment, will be presented by Signor . Cesaroni this evening-"Romance" (from "Tl Trovatore’), the "Ro- "* ynanee" (from "The Masked Ball’), ‘and "Figaro’s Song" (from "The Marriage of Figaro’), Oesaroni will also sing, with male chorus, "The Chorus of Dervishes" (from "The Ruins of Athens," by Beetheven). This, with Mr. Gordon .. Short’s pianoforte solo, "Marcia Alla . urea," which follows, has not previously been heard "over the. air" in ' New Zealand, . ’ . The company will also sing the "March" from "Tannhauser" and "Solemn Night" by Beethoven, A humorous duet from Mozart’s "Don Juan" will be sung by Signor Cesa‘roni and Mr. G. Gray. The Orchestrina’s numbers will include Mendelssohh’s delightful overture, "Fingal’s Cave" . : ; 3YA Notes At 3YA, Messrs. HE. EH. Wiltshire and KF. ©. Fairclough will continue their series of dialogues on "The Story ef the Garden." —

The New. Brighton Band, under Conductor J. A. Nuttall, will be the instrumentalists’ for 3YA’s . programme. Marches, waltzes, foxtrots and a selection, ‘"Hmpire Band," will‘ be pla, ed. The yocal programme will be provided by well-known 8YA artists. * + From 4¥A AN exceptionally fine concert to be "given in the Dunedin Town

Hall by the "Royal: Dunedin Male Choir, under Dr. V. E. Galway, will ‘be broadcast. " Part-songs and choruses will be a feature of the evening’s entertainment. These numbers will include "Oft in the Stilly Night," "Hymn to Music," "FHohenlinden," "Volga Boat Song," the negro spiritual "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" aad a number of sea chanties.