A lengthy programme of thirty-three songs included those both small and great, of nearly every mood, with a plane solo played at the ginning of each half with assurance and taste by Miss Betty Yang. Most of the first half of the programme was devoted to beginners who presented songs of surprising length and difficulty. Breath-control, diction, sustained passages and flexibility were apparent, with often a real quality of tone.
Two Schubert songs, done by a sixteen-year-old voice of warm, mellow timber, seemed of much greater maturity. 'A long and meticulous tale of gypsy life produced some fine tones in climax.—Godard's lovely Chanson Florian was done in clear and careful French, The Misses Ruth Woo, Florence Kiang, Lillian Wang, Ling Ling-zau Li Zo-tong, Rosy Tong in two comfortable songs of ballad type, with Mrs. Lydia Moo and others gave the first part of the programme,
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