Clytie Hine

              CLYTIE HINE 
Soprano

JOHN MUNDY 
'Cellist



I
N revivals of rare songs with cello—a dozen delightful airs, old and new—three part chamber music in antique style.—


N. Y. Times.




Their program was interesting, quaint seventeenth and eighteenth century airs from old editions played for the first time.—


N. Y. Herald.




Voice and cello combined—blended agreeably.—


N. Y. Tribune.




Emphatically successful—audience of intelligent enthusiasm—worth while program.—


N. Y. Morning Telegraph.




Pictorial effect charming—essential refinement and reserved style made a delicate thing of Purcell and Arne.  A graciousness of purpose and pleasant restraint tempered the mood of the family party.—


N. Y. Sun.




A recital with unusual features.—


N. Y. American.




As Mr. Mundy plays well and as Clytie Hine sings sweetly and correctly and as both are artists, no more could be asked.—


N. Y. Evening World.




There was real charm in numbers arranged for voice, cello and piano.—


N. Y. Evening Telegram.



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ATTRACTIVE UNUSUAL INFORMATIVE



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JOINT RECITALS
 
of
 
MUSIC, OLD
 
and
 
NEW
 
for
 
VOICE, CELLO
 
and
 
PIANO
 
in
 
COSTUME




Briet Commentary During Program




For dates and terms apply DANIEL MAYER, Aeolian Hall, 33 West 42nd Street, N. Y. and JOHN MUNDY.