'Although only three intisicians presented the concert on Apr, 29 at the' Community Church "for the benefit of the Organ Fund, these three more than made up in the quality of their musie whatever may have been felt as: to the number, of people on the programme, In the with Mr." Arthur N. Young at Organ. Mr. J.C. Booth," baritone; leased listeners with selections from Handel,. Bohm, Schubert, Schumann. "Still as the Night" "The Two Grenadiers" were two 'Sonata for cello, fr moves 'Opus 36, with all' the nuances master in'his field. Other selec: tions were Liszt's beautiful: "Liebesas beautifully played as it was written, and Goen's The most dificult portion of the programme fell on the shoulders of Mr, Young, at the organ. Not once, @uring the concert could he jeave this Instrument, since he was both accompanist for the cello and vocal selections, and a soloist besides, His opening numbers were Bach's glorious music, followed by a softer, more melodic Brahms. One of Lists organ works were next, the brilliant composition completely absorbing the {tention of the audience. "Drink to me Only with Thine Eyes," as arranged by R. H, Miles, was a con: ort in itself, ihe: changes necessary for organ, pleasantly intrigued listeners. " Zery, mysterious brooding: was Mr, Young's interpretation of Russell's "Up the Saguenay," a lovely musical. ketch written to describe the vast solitudes along the upper reaches of the Saguenay River in" Quebec, Mr. 'Young's technique throughout: was nearly Aawless-and all his' rendition Tefected his years of study-.at the simmed for the building of 1 Contel Some days ago a contract
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