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HONG KONG SINGERS
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Another Ambitious Concert
CATHEDRAL ORGAN FUND
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The Hong Kong Singers for their Recital in St. John's Cathe dral on Thursday next at 9.15 p.m., have excelled themselves as gards their choice of music. Never. before have we had such a chance of latening to music admittedly the most dificult, and withal the most lovely. From the calm ser- enity of Bach's chorales, with the tranite variety of which the great master excels, to the exuberant quoyancy of the ty- pically English. Parry, we have a programme to suit all tastes, and satisfy the most fastidious.
treatment
It must be admitted that after
performances 0.
the 8th. Chapter of the Epistle to the Romans, which supply a kind et commentary upon the thoughts suggested in the hymn.
more
There is an old belief is an- quisite composition in the modern style of the motet, and is one of the six "Songs of Farewell."
Immortal Milton's great Ode, but a No mule was needed to make
the hands of Parry its beauty is feferred to greatly enhanced. Parry is often
the English Bach and in "Blest pair of Sirens." he shows every evidence of similarity with His illustrious prototype. Perhaps the greatest feature ol Brahm's this magificent cantata is the com- "Reqglem." Elgar's "For the Fal-plete independence of its eight ten" and a full dress rendering of parts. For the listener it con- the "Messiah". as well as a few stitutes a glorious tumult of beau- secular concerts in one season. It tiful harmony, but to the singer. is something of a feat to produce especially in the inner parts, a joy B programme embracing such but seldom experienced. In a com- duncult music of the highest paratively short compass, he standard, when the hot weather secures the most amazing affects. häs really arrived. The en- both DS regards harmony and thusiastic Hongkong Singers how-sound painting, while the exciting ever seem to thrive on hard work way in which he plles climax upon and plenty of it, and ye shall show our appreciation of and gratitude to Our local Choral Society by gathering in large numbers Thursday next 0.15 p.m. and contributing gene- rously to the good
cause which will benefit. Programmce are now available, for which on this oc- casion, the small sum of 20 cents will be charged. merely to the cost of production. Analy- tical notes have wisely been in cluded, with which those familiar with the music to be rendered are advised to make themselves familiar.
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GOVERNOR TO BE PRESENT
un-
climax produces thrills which can- not be adequately described. Parry wrote the work when 'a young man, and while it sparkles with the effervescence of healthy.. youth, it is mature in every respect and has the stamp of a great genius. Every Choral Society worth the name has sung it many times with ever increasing plea- sure, and one never hears it with- out the discovery of fresh beauties
PARRY'S MUSIC
Parry's music in its simplicity. its beauty and breadth of vision is typically English. When after the untimely death of Purcell there a period of musical de-
\ came
His Excellency The Governor cadence and hope had almost Andrew. Caldecott. President Kone, at last came Parry who not of the Hong Kong Singers, has only carried the flaming torch of been kind enough to signify his inspiration himself, but passed it intention of being present at the
on to others. There is no doubt Recital
that from him and his distinguish- galaxy of modern composers which ed contemporaries has sprung that has placed English music in the pre-eminent position it holds to-
The concert has been advertis- ed as a Bach-Parry Recital. and will include the three maters "Sing ye tu the Lord." "Jesu. day. priceless treasure" (Bach), and "There, is an old belief" (Parry).
The hymn which will be sung at and the Cantata "Blest pair of
the end of the Recital will be "All cliena" (Parry) Bach's "Prelude creatures of our God and King" to and Fugue L minor" and the
the ever-popular-tune "Lasst uns two Choral Preludes on the hyran
erfreuen." The arrangement of tunes "Dundee" and
"The old 104th" by Parry, will be played on the Organ.
which
two of the verses, one for male and one for female voices be- ing taken from Holst's setting of Psalm CXLVIIIL
It la mteresting to note that the word "Motet" is supposed
Owing to the lateness of the to be "derived from the French
season, the Recital will take less word "Mot" or "word," and used to be than an hour and a half, and it is exclusively applied to certain com- fully expected that once again the positions of Church music of mode- | many admirers of our local Choral rate length and sung at High, Mass. Society will all the Cathedral to The earliest examples of
capacity, historical record is available come, The happy association of Mr. An- from
13th century composers." derson Miller (Conductor) and Mr. Almost every composer of note in Lindsay A. Lafford, the Cathedral fact, during the succeeding ced- Organist as evidenced by the ex- turies has left examples of this cellence of the Concerts that have form, and at the renalesance of been given in the Cathedral since music, when ancient modes were March 1935 has been something abolished and moderni tonality es- quite unique. On this occasion tablished, the form was brought to their joint appeal on behalf of the perfection until it reached its Cathedral Organ Fund will un- crowning glory
doubtedly receive most sympathetic German School represented by the support from all classes of the mighty Johannes Bebastian Bach.
community.
in the
Great
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Question Again Raised By Italy
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A COLOSSAL WORK
The motet "Bing ye to the Lord" is a colossal work written for two complete choirs, and has been re- ferred to as one of the sublimest examples of Bach's "grand" ¿tyle. In the first section the two choirs sing antiphonally; an exquisite section follows in which the second choir sings the Chorale, line by line, while the first choir inter- sperses contemplative phrases of an ethereal nature. In Section 3,
Geneva, May 22. the two choirs alternate again in An Italian note to the League of most exhilarating fashion, and Nations charges that British com- unally join together in a real Bachpanies supplied dum-dum bullets fugue at the end.
to the Ethiopian army.
"Jesu, priceless treasure," the The note states that Marshal second motel to be sung is the Pietro Badoglio reported on April only one Bach wrote for 5 voices, 26 that in the Lake Ashang1 battle, and is the longest, the most varied, where the Ethiopians were routed, and has the greatest emotional and in the subsequent pursuit of range. It is founded on the hymn the Emperor's troops, 2,000 dum "Jesu, meine Freude" by Johannes dum bullets were taken. Some of Cruger. It should be observed that these, it was proved, had been the Chorale is introduced in alter manufactured in England, nate numbers, and monotony com
These allegations are backed by pletely avoided by the varied photographs of the bullets, with Character of the treatment the markings similar to those, used by grouping of the volces, and the the British, manufacturers, Mesara scheme of key relationship
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