Ostova, Greta, 1910-1988

Date: 1944

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-1944

Description: Includes programmes featuring, in chronological order: Maadi Recreation Tent. Recital by Terry Vaughan (pianist), Tony Rex (tenor). Sunday 2 April, 1944. Programme. Auckland City Council. Organ recital by Bernard F Page on Sunday 7th May 1944. Town Hall Auckland. Programme. Recital to be given by soprano Rena Edwards, violinist Felix Millar, pianist Alan Pow. Lewis Eady Hall, 9 May 1944. Programme. Auckland Lyric Harmonists Choir. Choral concert. Conductor Claude laurie, with Kathleen O'Leary (pianoforte), Felix Millar (violin), Rev J J Lewis (Continuity), and William Mardle (accompanist). Concert Chamber, Auckland Town Hall, 11 May 1944. Programme. Zillah Castle Student String Orchestra of 37 young players presents a concert. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 14 November 1944. Programme Annual concert. Students of Zillah Castle. Nimmo's Hall (Bond Street entrance), featuring junior and advanced students. 11 December 1944. Accompanistes Elizabeth Wemyss, Una Scott, Shirley Marment, Ruth Hoggard. Programme Christian Order Week. "St Paul" oratorio by Mendelssohn, presented by Combined Church Choirs. Conductor Albert Bryant; organist Lawrence Haggitt (With Myra Sawyer, Molly Atkinson, Austion Charles, Kenneth Macauley). Town Hall, 16 September 1944. Programme Recital. Alison Cordery, soprano and the King's College Chapel Choir, assisted by June Taylor, 'cellist. Conductor and accompanist L C M Saunders. In the Lewsi Eady Hall, 26 July 1944. Programme. Chamber Music Concert. Concert Chamber Town Hall Wellington. 1 August 1944 (With Gordon Short, Rees McConachy, Frieda Meier, Greta Ostova, J W Barsby). Programme Eroica Club. First recital season 1944 (With Lois Manning, Gwyneth Brown, Lucy Kent, Mascot Blake, Ernest Empson, Ella Thomson, Allison Allsop, Trevor Hutton, Maurice Till, J E Mason, Joan Browne, Rhona Thomas). Radiant Hall [Christchurch], 1 July 1944. Programme Invercargill Orchestral Society. First concert. Victoria Concert Chamber, 18 July 1944. Programme Invercargill Orchestral Society. Second concert. Victoria Concert Chamber, 17 October 1944. Programme (2 copies) Concerts given by Marie Vandewart and Dorothy Davies, sometimes with Erika Schorss. Nimmo's Hall 10 May, 30 June (2 copies), 28 November (2 copies) Flier / programmes Band of the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Pacific tour 1944 [August]. Booklet, with itinerary loose inside back cover. Violin recital Maurice Clare. Frederick Page, pianist. Radiant Hall Christchurch, 14 October 1944. Programme. Paul Schramm piano recitals. Dunedin, Christchurch, Invercargill, Nelson [1944] with yellow flier for a concert at the School of Music, Nelson, on 7 November 1944. Lunch hour music. Lecture Hall, Central Library. 17 November 1944 (String Quartet with Vincent Aspey, Frank Hoffey, May Hyam, Molly Wright, with J McCaw (clarinet)) Otago University Musical Soicety, hon conductor Dr V E Galway. "Acis and Galatea" and miscellaneous works. Town hall [Dunedin], 10 August 1944. Programme Phyllis Pothecary, soprano. Recital at Lewis Eady's Hall, 18 November 1944. Programme (with portrait photograph on front) Royal Dunedin Male Choir. 225th concert. Concert Chamber Dunedin, 26 June 1944. Programme Chamber music concert. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 22 November 1944 (with Gordon Short, Harry Ellwood, Rees McConachy, Freda Meier, Greta Ostova). Programme. Dunedin Returned Services' Choir. Silver Jubilee Concert, 1919-1944. His Majesty's Theatre, 23 November 1944. Programme. Nancy Galloway. Invitation recital. Nimmo's Hall, Bond Street Wellington, 15 December 1944. Programme. Quantity: 25 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1946

By: Glasgow, Karen Ross Margret, 1907-1994; Matthews, Robert J, active 1940-1950s

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-1946

Description: Includes programmes featuring: British Music Society. Wanganui Branch. Second concert 1946. Pianoforte recital by Janet Wilson, assisted by Colin Franklin-Browne, tenor. Flier / programme. Canterbury University College Music Department. Final series of concerts and recitals, 1946 season. College Hall 1946. Programme (2 copies) Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 7 March 1946 (Maurice Till). Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 14 March 1946. Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 19 March 1946. Programme. Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 21 March 1946 (Clare Neale, Vernon Griffiths, Patricia Newson, Eva Christeller, Marjorie Robertson). Programme. Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 30 March 1946. (Gladys Vincent, Vernon Griffiths, Ernest Jenner, Francis Bate). Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 4 April 1946 (Eva Christeller, Clare Neale, Vernon Griffiths). Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 11 April 1946 (Francis Bate, Vernon Griffiths, Gladys Vincent, Owen Hunt). Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 2 May 1946 (Clare Neale, Patricia Newson). Programme. Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 6 June 1946 (Joseph Mercer, Maurice Till). Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 27 July 1946 (Gladys Vincent, Florence Mercer, Joseph Mercer, Francis Bate, Maurice Till, Ernest Jenner). Programme. Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 1 August 1946. (Joseph Mercer, Maurice Till). Programme. Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 3 August 1946. (David Whisker, Margaret Sicely). Programme Canterbury University College Music Department. Lunch time music recital. 8 August 1946. (Mrs W Trussell, David Whisker, Murray McCaskill). Programme Zillah Castle Student String Orchestra of 40 players. Concert. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 16 October 1946. Programme (with photograph of Zillah Castle) (2 copies) Christchurch Liedertafel "At home" (With R W Jenkin, Margaret Hamilton, Mrs W Olds, H B McConnel, J E Mason, L N Fleming). Winter Garden, 21 October 1946. Programme Christchurch Primary Schools annual music festival. Civic Theatre Manchester Street, 14-17 August 1946. Programme The Maurice Clare subscription concerts. With pianist Frederick Page. Wellington 1946 (Weekly for 6 weeks 6 March - 10 April). Programme (2 copies). Maurice Clare violinist with Frederick Page pianist. Farewell violin recital. Wellington Concert Chamber Town Hall, 15 June 1946. Programme. Maurice Clare violinist with Dorothy Davies pianist. Farewell violin recital. Auckland Concert Chamber Town Hall, 25 June 1946. Programme. Annual concert of Christmas music and carols, presented by Combined Anglican Choirs at Wellington Town Hall. 7 December 1946. Programme / word book (2 copies) Peter Dawson, baritone, with Clarence Black noted Sydney pianist. 1946 Dominion tour. Programmes 1, 2, 3 in one booklet. (2 copies) Peter Dawson, the world's most popular baritone. Wellington Town Hall, 8-9 July [1946]. Promotional pamphlet with photograph. Todd Duncan, baritone star. Three glorious concerts. Town Hall Wellington, 3, 7, 10 August [1946]. Two promotional fliers, one with portrait photograph. Dunedin Training College Choral Society, conductor Geo E Wilkinson. Annual entertainment. Main Town Hall, 12 August 1946. Programme Eroica Club. First recital 1946. Radiant Theatre [Christchurch]. 22 June 1946. Programme. Eroica Club. Second recital 1946. Radiant Theatre [Christchurch]. 9 November 1946. Programme. Four festivals by Uncle Tom and his Children's Choir (Friendly Road), under the auspices of the British Sailors' Society, Wellington Branch. 9-11 September 1946. Promotional booklet, with photographs of the choir, Joy Gemmell, Nancy Hill, Uncle Tom (T T Garland), and his daughter Mollie Garland. Farewell recital by Rosaleen Hickmott, coloratura soprano before her departure for England; assisted by St mary's College Choir, Mrs Chas McDonald, Mrs Geo Aldridge, Mr Cyril Ainsworth. Town Hall, 7 March [1946]. Flier with photograph In the presence of Her Excellency Lady Newall. Complimentary farewell concert tendered by Citizens' Committee to Rosaleen Hickmott on the eve of her departure for England. (With St Mary's College Choir, Rosaleen Hickmott, Ray Trewern, Molly Atkinson, Laurice and Elizabeth Castle, Eileen Conroy, Ken Macaulay, Phyllis Aldridge). Town Hall Wellington, 15 April 1946. Programme Frank Hutchens and Lindley Evans (duo pianists) in association with the N.B.S. Orchestra. Wellington Town Hall, 23 February 1946. Programme (2 copies) Hutt Valley Memorial Technical College. Festival of music, Main Town Hall Wellington. 4-5 October 1946. Programme Invercargill Orchestral Society. First concert. Victoria Concert Chamber, 17 September 1946. Programme (2 copies) Canterbury University College. Recital by Lili Kraus. College Hall, 5 July 1946. Programme / flier (2 copies) (Caxton Press) Main Town Hall [Wanganui?]. Lili Kraus. Lunch hour recital. 17 July 1946. Programme / flier Victoria University College. Pianoforte recital by Lili Kraus. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 1 August 1946. Programme / flier (2 copies) Lunch-hour music (With Freda Meier, D W McKenzie, Ormi Reid, Merle Gamble). Lecture Hall Central Library, 21 June 1946. Programme / flyer Lunch-hour music (With Leela Bloy, Ormi Reid, Molly Atkinson, Clement Howe, Marjorie Garrett). Lecture Hall Central Library, 28 June 1946. Programme / flyer Lunch-hour music (With Eve Christeller, Ormi Reid, Vincent Aspey, S McLean, Mrs C Donald). Lecture Hall Central Library, 9 August 1946. Programme / flyer Moura Lympany. Pamphlet containing photograph, and programmes 1, 2 and 3. (2 copies, one autographed) Municipal Concert. Concert Chamber Dunedin, 24 November 1946. Programme (flier) (With Otago Girls' High School Special Choir, William R Clarke, Betty Naylor, Pamela Barton, Peter Sim and Bernard Wilkinson) Municipal organ recital. V E Galway, city organist assisted by Robert J Matthews, pianist. Town Hall Dunedin, 23 June 1946. Programme / flyer Nelson Harmonic Society presenting Edward German's "Merrie England", concert version. School of Music, nelson, 13 August 1946. Programme. New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Sunday afternoon concert. Wellington Town Hall, 7 July 1946 (John Randal, Elsie Betts-Vincent, Rena Edwards). Programme / flier. New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Sunday afternoon concert. Wellington Town Hall, 4 August 1946 (Phyllis Aldridge, St Mary's College Choir, Greta Ostova). Programme / flier. New Zealand Federation of University Women (Nelson Branch). Recital by Maurice Clare (violin) and Frederick Page (piano). School of Music, Nelson, 13 April 1946. Programme. New Zealand Federation of University Women (Nelson Branch). Recital by Dorothy Davies (piano), Erika Schorss (violin), and Marie Vandewart (cello). School of Music, Nelson, 16 and 18 February 1946. Programme. Angela Parselles, internationally famous soprano. Town Hall Wellington, 11 and 14 May 1946. Promotional pamphlet with photographic portrait Angela Parselles, soprano, with Lettie Keyes, Australian pianist. Dominion tour 1946. Programme A and B in one booklet with NZ itinerary (2 copies) Primary Schools' Choral Festival. Town Hall Dunedin, 7 November 1946. Programme Britain's master pianist Solomon. Town Hall Wellington, 16 and 21 August 1946. Promotional portrait card Britain's master pianist Solomon. Civic Theatre Christchurch, 26, 28, 30 August 1946. Promotional portrait card. Georges Thill (French tenor), with associate artist Marcel Lorber. Flying tour of Australia and New Zealand. Programme Vocal Art Society musical evening. Rosco Tea Rooms, 25 July 1946 (With Joan Bryant, Nora Gray, Leone Pascoe, conductor F Wentworth Slater). Programme. Shirley Welch. Farewell pianoforte recital assisted by Chilton Saint james School. King George Theatre Lower Hutt, 25 June 1946. Programme (autographed) Wellington Primary Schools music festival. Town Hall Wellington, 23 October 1946. Programme. Quantity: 55 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1930 - 1935

Reference: Eph-E-MUSIC-Ostova

Description: Posters for four concerts: Solistenkonzert. Frau Karla Schuster (vocal), Grete Hahn (cello), Hans Partsch (piano).Oderberger Orchesterverein, Neu-Oderberg. Monday 24 March 1930. Vecer komorni hudby Kammermusik-Abend. Prof Julius Remes (violin), G Hahn (cello), M Kurst (piano). Programme Beethoven, Dvorak, Cajkovsky. Mor Ostrava, 16 December 1930. Kupelna Dvorana-Kursalon. Koncert - Grete Hahn (cello virtuoso) and accompanist Leodegar S Koneczny (piano). 8 August 1935. (Printed by Grafia Trencin) Narodneho Divadla Koncert. Greta Hahn (cello), Leodegar Konczny (zpev), Palma Friedmannova (piano). At Zilina. 24 October 1935. Greta Hahn was the former name of Greta Ostova. Quantity: 4 b&w art print(s). Physical Description: Relief prints, on posters sizes varying up to 600 x 950 mm. Provenance: Donated as part of the Greta Ostova papers, by Mrs Judith Hyatt, Wellington, in 2004. Mrs Hyatt was a pupil of Greta Ostova.

Date: 1933

From: Ostova, Greta, 1910-1988 : Papers

By: Brahms, Johannes, 1833-1897; Ostova, Greta, 1910-1988

Reference: MS-Papers-12439

Description: Two scores, one by, and the other previously belonging to, cellist Greta Ostova. - 'Technics For Violoncello Playing' by Greta Ostova, Wellington. Unpublished diazotype manuscript score with pencil annotations. - 'Brahms Violoncello Sonate (Julius Klengel) Opus 38', published by Edition Peters, with Ostova's autograph ownership inscription in ink on front cover, and solo part, also annotated date of 1933. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 folder(s) containing 2 scores.

Date: ca 1940-1971

By: Ostova, Greta, 1910-1988; Hyatt, Judith, active 1988

Reference: PAColl-7951

Description: Photographs of cellist, Greta Ostova Greta Ostova was from Czechoslovakia. She came to New Zealand with her architect husband Frederick Ost, in winter 1940. She was a teacher of the cello and a founding member of the National Orchestra. Quantity: 9 b&w original photographic print(s). 3 b&w original photographic print(s) proof sheets. Transfers: Transfer from Manuscripts and Archives - MS-Group-1256, Ostova, Greta, 1910-1988 : Papers (A2004-069). All of but four of the larger mounted studio portraits are from MS-Papers-7967-08..

Date: [1930s-1970s]

By: Ostova, Greta, 1910-1988

Reference: MS-Group-1256

Description: Memorabilia of Greta Ostova, a Czechoslovakian immigrant and cellist, and teacher; includes some correspondence, reviews, programmes etc. Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Source of title - Supplied Quantity: 14 folder(s). 0.15 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph, mss, typescripts and printed matter Provenance: MS-Papers-12439 donated by cello teacher Jean Rombach who was former student of Greta Ostova. The scores were given to Ms Rombach by Ms Ostova. Transfers: To Photographic Archive - Three mounted photographs and one loose photograph - To Ephemera Collection - Four concert posters.