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te Programme of Music Given nowt Our Own ConmesrosnenT
Kuling, Ki, Dee. 20.
Kuting has been favoured this Christmas with several interesting items of music—of especial interest wax the orchestral programme given on December 17 by the upper Students. of the, Kikungshan School under the leadership of the R Palmer Anderson, who, though very busy man, found time to train the boys, and proved an excellent conductor, The programme was of sacred "nature, commencing with the Fraternal March by Charles Lindsay, followed—by Handel's Cargo; then the "Sabbath Calm" by Christian' was beautifully given. Other items of great interest were the Processional March by J. F.
inger followed by the Chri mais Chimes, A violin and clarin duct from the "Angels Sonata Pathétiqu The programme concluded with the Gloria from the Mass in B fiat.
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