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Miss Maud Pinsent, Pianist, is prepared to give lessons (Schumann system) at Messrs. Storry’s Palmerston Road, or at pupils’ residence: For terms, apply 34 St. Andrew’s Road.
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GRO0319 India: Frances Maud Pinsent: 1882 – 1962
Clarence Pier: Between Easter and Whitsuntide, 1907: Instrumental Concerts every evening from 7.30 till 9.15: Admission, Two Pence: Saturday May 11: 3.3o and 7.30: Miss Gertrude Calvert, Contralto; Miss Maud Pinsent, solo Pianoforte; Mr. R. E. Miles, Baritone … (continues) …
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GRO0319 India: Frances Maud Pinsent: 1882 – 1962
Promising Pianist: Maud Pinsont, the young pianist who was given such a cordial reception on her first appearance here last December will again play at the Clarence Pier Concerts to-morrow. Miss Pinsent studied for years at the Hampstead Conservatoire under Mme. Fischer Sobeel, one of the most brilliant of the many famous pupils of Clara Schumann, and there distinguished herself not only by heading the list in all her examinations, but by gaining the competitive prize for pianoforte playing, and winning high praise from Miss Fanny Davies, the adjudicator.
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St. Michael’s Café Chantant: A café chantant, in aid of the funds of St. Michael’s Church, Southsea, was held in the large Portland Hall, on Tuesday afternoon, and was extremely well patronized … An interesting programme opened with a selection by the Mikado Band, followed by pianoforte solos by Miss Maud Pinsent, and songs by Miss Butler, the accompanist being Mr. Percy Ramsey …
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Dance at Southsea: A very successful and in every way enjoyable dance, arranged by Mrs. Laird Bristow and Miss Ap Rhys Pryce, was held at the Esplanade Hotel Southsea on Thursday. Miss Ap Rhys Pryce, who acted as hostess, was wearing a graceful toilette of soft pink satin, the skirt opening over an under dress of white brocade and pink rosettes; … (continues) … Miss Hildrige-Johnston was in a frock of white ninon de soie with ruches of narrow blue ribbon; Miss Maude Pinsent wore white mousseline de soie with a ceinture of Watteau ribbon … (continues) …
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At the Esplanade Room: The dance given last evening at the Esplanade Assembly Rooms, Southsea, by Miss Ap Rhys Pryce and Mrs. Laird Bristowe was a very smart and successful function … (discussion at length) … Miss Maud Pinsent was wearing a pretty white frock, the corsage swathed with white chiffon, caught with clusters of pink banksia roses, and belt of pompadour ribbon …
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GRO0319 India: Frances Maud Pinsent: 1882 – 1962
Clarence Pier: The concerts on the Clarence Pier on Saturday, both in the afternoon and evening, were fairly well attended, and were quite up to the usual standard of excellence from a musical point of view … An additional attraction was the appearance of Miss Maud Pinsent, a brilliant pianist, whose contributions included Chapin’s (a) Etude in A flat minor, (b) Nocturne E. flat major; Weber’s “Moto Continuo,” and “Auf dem Bergen” (Grieg). Miss Pinsent is equipped with an uncommonly fine technique, and she has a crisp and velvety touch and a considerable amount of expression. The audience showed their appreciation of the talented artists by enthusiastic demands for encores, which were readily accorded …
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Clarence Pier: Winter Season, 1906-7: Instrumental Concerts every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 7.30 till 9.30: Admission Two pence: Saturday 22nd December, 3.30 and 7.30: Miss Gladys Roberts, Contralto; Miss Maud Pinsent, Solo Pianist, Mr. Samuel Masters, Tenor; Mr. Monk Gould, Accompanist. The Full String Band of the Royal Marine Artillery: Admission Sixpence …
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Hampstead Conservatoire: A students’ concert at the Hampstead Conservatoire on Monday evening was attended by a large gathering and the approval of the audience of the whole programme was well merited. … (discussion) … Miss Maud Pinsent, a pupil of Madame Fischer Sobell, is a most capable and accomplished pianist, and her execution of two of Chopin’s Studies was very finished. … (continues) …
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Hampstead Conservatoire: The students’ concert at the Hampstead Conservatoire on Thursday evening was unusually interesting … (continues) … (discussion of child prodigy Sybil Keymer) … The pianist also distinguished themselves. Miss Bertha Clarke and Miss Maud Pinsent, pupils of Madame Fischer Sobell, played brilliantly and the latter was presented with a beautiful bouquet of crimson roses. …
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GRO0319 India: Frances Maud Pinsent: 1882 – 1962