Creston Review
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2013-10-04
issued: 1932-05-13
description: All the News of the Creston District
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note: rf Vol. XXIV CRESTON, B. a. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932 T$q. 8 Obtain Honors IM ������������������__.������_-������Am. 1 A?auv������^aa _k~___._������-_._i' 1 In Piano and Elocution Glasses at Nelson Festival Four Local Contestants Fare Well���������Two Firsts, Second, Three Thirds the McRobb hill. Tnis has been promised ever since 1928 but so far nothing ��������� has been done. There was a free and easy discussion of the address given by Mr. Mills of the Farmers' Unity League a few evening^s previous, and generally speaking those present weire of the opinion that the policies enunciated by Mr. Mills were quite feasibla and sound. &Hv tiding? Three pupils of Mrs. J. E. Johnston attended the musical festival at Nelson at the end of the week and press reports indicate that under the adjudications of Dr. Collingwood and Madame Campbell received exceptionally favorable criticisms, and carried off two first certificate, one second and three thirds. Kathleen Bundy, playing with five contestants, in an advanced grade, headed her class hy nine points, and received the first class certificate. In hi? criticism Dr. Coiiingwood stated that Kathleen handled. Caxton's "Shepherdess in Por- clain" in a tender manner. He felt somewhat of the Victorian age creeping in. as Kathleen played it, and some delicate passeages were given. In Mozart's Sonata No. 17 clean, neat fingering were predominant right through the selection and the Allegro movement, which called" for the fast tempo was well handled technically. Rhythm was a little jerky in spots Edith Johnston played with "six contestants 12 years of age, and was one point behind the prizewinner, making 164. She received a second award. Edith was criticised for taking Schtiman's "Shepherd Song5 a shade too quick, thereby losing the charm of the selection, and her marks were lowered on that fault, but the rhythm flowed smoothly and technique was clean. Cr iu jcai a, i_.un._t class Ox seven, n_ a.___ng 170~poiiit&fiind~^ cate. Mention might b…
note: Print Run: 1909-1983 Frequency: Weekly
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Creston (B.C.)
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0174770
language: English
lat: 49.0975
long: -116.5130560
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Creston, B.C. : Creston Printing and Publishing Co.
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