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November 26, 1934
The Times News
Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina
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Baritone Frank Gough, accompanied by William Zimmerman, performed a concert at Fassifern School for Girls in Hendersonville, receiving cordial acclaim for his arias and songs in English, Italian, German, and other languages.
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Gough Is Heard In Recital Here
Appearance Is Cordially Received
Frank Gough, baritone, accompanied by William Zimmerman, appeared in concert Saturday night at Fassifern School for Girls, when his musical presentment won cordial acclaim from a mixed audience of students and Hendersonville music lovers.
A high point in Mr. Gough's program was reached in the third opening group of arias, that Benvenuto Cellini by Berlioz, lending itself distinctively to his dramatic capacity.
Gough gave four groups, responding to three encores, his personality and talented voice in English, Italian and German, while concluding group of Mexican Basque folk songs and Spanish selections was of unusual interest.
For encores Mr. Gough offered "Drink to Me Only With Eyes," "In a Luxembourg Garden," and "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal," setting of a Tennyson poem.
Hendersonville friends and admirers were gratified at hearing Zimmerman in the role of accompanist.
Appearance Is Cordially Received
Frank Gough, baritone, accompanied by William Zimmerman, appeared in concert Saturday night at Fassifern School for Girls, when his musical presentment won cordial acclaim from a mixed audience of students and Hendersonville music lovers.
A high point in Mr. Gough's program was reached in the third opening group of arias, that Benvenuto Cellini by Berlioz, lending itself distinctively to his dramatic capacity.
Gough gave four groups, responding to three encores, his personality and talented voice in English, Italian and German, while concluding group of Mexican Basque folk songs and Spanish selections was of unusual interest.
For encores Mr. Gough offered "Drink to Me Only With Eyes," "In a Luxembourg Garden," and "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal," setting of a Tennyson poem.
Hendersonville friends and admirers were gratified at hearing Zimmerman in the role of accompanist.
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Baritone Recital
Frank Gough
Arias
Hendersonville
Musical Performance
What entities or persons were involved?
Frank Gough
William Zimmerman
Where did it happen?
Fassifern School For Girls, Hendersonville
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Key Persons
Frank Gough
William Zimmerman
Location
Fassifern School For Girls, Hendersonville
Event Date
Saturday Night
Story Details
Frank Gough performed four groups of songs and arias, highlighting Benvenuto Cellini by Berlioz, in English, Italian, German, Mexican Basque folk songs, and Spanish selections, with three encores, winning acclaim from the audience.