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Organ Recital 
 
 KNOX CHURCH, STRATFORD, 
 
 ON 
 
 Tliursday evening, Dec. 14, 1833. 
 
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 MR. WM. REED, 
 
 Organist, New St. Andrew's Church, Toronto. 
 
 MISS DORA L. McMURTRY, 
 
 Soprano Soloist, Jarvis street Baptist Church, Toronto. 
 
 MR. ANDREW TILLEY, 
 
 Choir Master, Knox Church. 
 
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 TICKBT5 OP ADMI5SI0N, 35 CENTS 
 
 To be had at Joseph Rankin's confectionery store, J. H. Kenner's 
 bookstore, C. £. Nasmyth's drug store. 
 
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 HCRALO PRINT 
 
rogramme. 
 
 Hymn No. 90— 
 " All Hail the Power of Jesus* Name. ^* 
 
 INVOCATION. 
 
 pan t. 
 
 Organ — *' Grand Choeur Dialogue/' Eugene Gigout 
 
 Organ — *' A Sunset Melody, 
 
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 Chas. Vincient 
 
 Solo — " / Heard the Voice of Jesus Say/'C.B,Harriss 
 
 Miss Dora L. McMurtry. 
 
 Organ — " Toccata in E major, " 
 Solo — " There is a Green Hill/' 
 
 Mr. Andrew Tilley. 
 
 H N. Bartlett 
 Gounod 
 
 Organ — " Pontifical March and Fanfare/' Lemmens 
 
rogramme. 
 
 Hymn No, 278 — 
 '* How Firm the Foundation,*' 
 
 part XX. 
 
 
 Organ— ' * Fugue in D major, " 
 
 Bach 
 
 Organ— (a) '• The Answer/' 
 
 Wblstenholme 
 
 (b) *^ Caprice in F/' 
 
 Wblstenholme 
 
 Solo—** Divine Redeemer/' 
 
 Gounod 
 
 Mias Dora L. McMurtry. 
 
 
 Organ — ''Communion/' 
 
 St, Saens 
 
 Duet — Selected, - - . 
 
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 Miss McMurtry and Mr. Tilley. 
 
 Organ — Overture to '* Euryanthe/' 
 
 Weber 
 
 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 
 
Although a stranger in Western Ontario, Mr. Wm. 
 Reed has a very wide reputation as an organist and we are 
 pleased to have this opportunity of introducing him to a 
 Stratford audience. In his quiet way he has ever upheld 
 the highest standards of tiis art. The ** Musical Courier," 
 the highest authority on musical matters on this continent, 
 says ; — 
 
 ** William Reed is a concert organist of conspicu- 
 ous ability. His recent recital on the Toronto Conserva- 
 tory of Music organ showed him to be an interpretative 
 artist of very high attainments, and demonstrated, in a 
 brilliant manner, his technical mastery of the instrument. 
 The lighter numbers, which he inserted for sake of contrast, 
 proved his versatility, and stamped him as a player 
 capable of pleasing all tastes." 
 
 •* Miss Dora L. McMurtry's voice is a purehigh soprano 
 of bright ringing quality, and, at the same time, it is cap- 
 able of sympathetic interpretation. She sings very artistic- 
 ally, and has an extremely musical temperment, which 
 circumstance, combined with her dramatic instincts and 
 feelings, makes her singing most effective."