Broadcast Jottings

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 41, 22 April 1932, Page 13

Broadcast Jottings

ANZAO DAY at 2YA will this year be marked by several distinctive features, one of the most interesting being the presentation of a new song, "Anzae Day," composed by Alfred Hill to words by Miss Dora Wilcox, of Ohristchurch. This initial rendition

has been arranged by Mr. B. J. Hill, of Wellington, brother of the composer, He has organised a party of male voice singers, the bass solo role being filled by Mr. Harison Cook. "TERESA McHNRODB, who is making her first appearance on a 2Y¥A Studio concert programme on the even ing of Anzac Day, is always a popular performer on the concert platform. She has fulfilled engagements for musical societies throughout New Zealand, and has also to her credit several public performances in London. During the Dunedin Hxhibition she filled the role of "Marguerite" in "Faust," with Arthur Jordan in the title role. Miss McEnroe began her musical training at the convent in Hill Street, Wellington, afterwards studying in London and Rome, GORDON BRYAN, who is to give two pianoforte recitals at 2YA on April 25, is a distinguished Hnglish pianist with an international reputation. He is at present on a concert tour of New Zealand. He yisited this Dominion last year, meeting with conspicious success. His programmes are invariably of high entertainment, as well as educational value, and he is everywhere acclaimed as an artist to the finger tips.