Miss Thomas Recital Delights With Varied Program At Tabernacle
Miss Ellen Thomason presented a diverse recital at the Tabernacle, enchanting listeners with clear singing and expressive phrasing. The program featured solos, violin and viola solos, and choral numbers, with strong support from Prof Cary and the Tabernacle Choir, though some doubt lingered about certain passages.
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