The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-26
TnEseI.sE OIL rmus.pAr EyanIse.

tssc muhtcdl cAltIlhtuu1euk iHciutnk tO LDe
cIosing exercises of the School OF tile
Misses Naslrand Miss Knllock. A bright
might, coola atmosphere, ana i re-
markahly decoro,,s audience give 10 the
performance satisfactory enjnymrnt
which has sometimes been denied TO all
The hearers BY the reverse.
AtiIalfpast so'clock. the programme
was taken NJ. and The opening piece. u
chorus .Sweet Vale Of rest. !" was snng by
tourteen young ladies' % the accompa-
iiiment Of DE Piano. 1T was well Sung,
the voices sweet, HARMONIOUS and spirited
and was serychafning prelude u what
followed.
"The Wedding March, = ontwo pianos,
played by Misses X. Pratt. A casaux,
Holt. Burnett, Williamson, and l.. Pratt,
vssboldly. sccursteIy, and finely per-
formed. and evI,lceL n,ucllcsrsful training
IN Die part of the ins;ructor ~sst ready
aptitude on lie part of Tie pupils
Avocal Duet, !" s4Good night my love,
good niglil,' was very ehasmingly sung by
Misses En,pie and Alexa6def, followed bya
[ Solo Piano. "the lust hopen by Miss
Cnn,artie, WHO executed with much ten.
Lefiiess and expression. fEfls IL
Song s.,vsilingprwss very admirably
sung By Miss sI. Williams, Who has u
very pure, flexible mice, capable eof fine
TexpresSion. aud caopa~sihg NE extremes
Efrmi Iow 10 high notes witll Wonderful
s,n,,all.nrss a,id ease ftoBa f.tivN
- ThesGrasid harci. from Ta0nhauser''
was pisyr,lwilif spirit ind great accnra.y
Of touch and truth of fexpressiusby Misses
Laws, M. Exun. slrudwicIs aud Glenn,
and was one u the most satisfactory Of
all tleiustrun,si,tal exercises. .,eg.
Vocal Duet. "oh Come y Che Sea- by
Misses Kitkland, Williams and aush WIS
perfect ia ~ Kind. rnd 'li-playrd a high
degree af musical 'ciiiiure. as weifas full
appreciation ~ lhe rcntineutof the piece.
The trin all have iine voices, aud har-
niopIzesi most brTilifully. ffalar ALL
"A Grand Duet Tor two pianos by Miss
Nasi, and Prof D'Anua. was splendid
exhibition II execution ola most colnpli-
Gated exetcise. ana eIitiied great adnd-
ration.
Vocal Duet "Guar,ia che blanca lhna"
by Misses Glenn aud A. Cazaux was n"t
surpassed In tenderness, sweetness aud
fiuItless rendering by any thing sung
during tile evening. II. .~.
This clurd part irst ofihe programme,
aud after an interval devoted given up 10
the duzz of conversation. Part . was
opened by a .-.. -......-.s ...
Chorus, .Welcome to the morning by
The singing class of fourteen y1uug ladies.
This was a somewhat more difficult piece
than the fr~t, more varied Ia lis style, aud
more spirited Id it, action; and the per-
f.ciion of Its rendering gave much delight
70 the audience, aud entitled the young
ladies 70 the applause they received. .g-
"riie Rose Tree on two pianos by
Misses Berry, Delios~si, N. Exum, Haw-
kins, strudwick and A. Exua Was finely
played. aud gave much pleasure, es-.
pecially to those whose n,emeriesrun back
to the old fashioned music of y last musi-
cal era.
A yWal Duet, when the Stars are
brightly shining" iy Aliases Zara and An
nls Caxaux was iauIiless In lis rendering
aud sweet In the impressions u ieft.
Duet, .tiTand Galop,n by Misses E,npie
and Williams was rrcagnizsi 20 be one Of
the most inishcd performances Of the
evening. s.Ka r. etf -asats1
'''The Last Hose of Summer by Miss
y. Glenn was tenderiy aud exquisiIly sung
and the b-arers hung upon the delicious
tones of the singer with fapt attention.
as full IL sympathy with the sweet singer,
80 delicate aud grseeful in figure, and 30
lovely In The expression 81 counIenance,
~ 10 the words aud AR ofs sons 10 en-
dearp,i 70 association and dermemorics.
Tie singer ~ss encoreJ. but gracefully
acknowledged the compliment without
ventuting 10 ftpeat the song.
A solo Fanu.sis fr,n IAierzia Borgia,
by Prof. D'Anua OF the piano give full
play 90 hls great ppweTs ss nlsiciani
The piece had no special beautier, but it
affmdei fine tieId fvr execution. aud that
was nsarvuilous. brilliant, aud rapid, yet
exact aud smooth, aud With a degreeof
grace that male pianists generally affect
70 discard. alr. D'Anna y olIe u the
iincst performers We have ever had here,
and The rapid aud Substantial prugrs-sof
his pupils prose bis escellence as .
teacher. @
A Vocal Trio by Misses Glenn, Williams
aud TurrrnIine was not leliind ANY that
preceded IL, ifin fact, u did not excite
m.re s.lmiraiim E,s u fsuliless rendering
aud charming influences, tt
The suirse clused with al
O,.nuis Coz eight hands, Misscs Nash,
Kirkland, wilherspoon. aDd ricL
DAnna. and was q grand. hrilliaEl. ,lssh.
liig, aud dtriun,laiant hnale 10 m txhibl-
lion uniysrmlly pronounced ui's " the
most perfect aud satisfactory ever given
by tie school. fti
The Misses Nash aud Miss liollork
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