Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-07
%PIrTsBURsH SINGERS.
Tho Professionally Concert at
the Ouera House Last Night.

the opera kkouSo A<"~ Ne
The following programme was given
10 \ very fair and a~pprecistive audience
last night. for the benefit OF the Presby-
terrain SUNDAY School OF this city, by
Pittsburgh talent with the assistance oil
Prois. Shockey and Hermann, OF thus
city, the latter only playing the accom-
paniments OF Prof S:
PAEIL
4. ouartette-Lord God Almighty by G s!eaSaes
2 Kings Hishwnayi IsSS;6caer.
3 MIS- j. wallace.
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Nj. BiSsell EverSons
5 Violin SOlo-RomanEe peeeho'e"
Prot II. SchOcksy. ~.
4 paY,iny .-....~........by II. Wand
Mis- Rosa GSchwender.
PART II.
1 Friar Of Orlers Gmy-.."-..- "."".by heeNss
II. Msyerhofet
? Violin Solo-SouyeniTs de Mo~arI'."oy AAiu
Prof. III. Schockey.
z The swablan Maiden -. ..,; ....'..'by ff"eh
Miss r. Gschwcndcr.
l. D~ueIt-Erom Lily OF Killarney 10y oehvu''
p,,l.iH All Rose of summer. Mis- J. Wallace
An Queen biunenthal
Mr.. r. EyerSOn.
:. Tno-The Violet. 10y Vnsnu,sn
Misses J. Wallace ahd X 6sch"euuef anu VT
EyerSOn.
The first piece by the quartette was
n of the most pleasing numbers, being
We'll rendered, the solo Of MIR. Mayerhoe'
fer showing TO good advantage ms rlch
and powerful voice (basso), and at once
enlisted the audience in his favor, which
did not diminish during the evening.
We are sure We speak the voice oil all
our musical people in these worus OF
praise, as shown by their iayors toward
him in kings Highway" and "frlar "ii
Orders GRAY" each of which received
/ enthusiastic applause and encores.
Miss Jean Wallace is always a vor
ON account of her cheerful presence
and SYMPATHETIC nature, taking holu
of the hearts OF her audience more
through these faculties than ON account
of her culture or strict musical abi''y'
While il always gives US pleasure IN see
anJ hear her, vet we must be pardoned
for saving that her anner oil taxing
breath is very lar from what 1t should
ne. and think ii she would look after
Tins fault she would correct some Others
10 which she is open to CRITICISM pu'
DESPITE these, she will ever be q lavor'le
with the average concert goer
She was very heartily encored, to
which she responded in good taste much
to the satisfaction of her admirers.
Miss Rose Gschwender Is
uo,sessed of u rich AMI
powerful voice, which, with proper cut
tiyation, will reflect great credit to hGr.
She was kindly received, especially
in Parting" and both pieces received
hearty encores.
Many were disappointed in not hear
ing Mr.. Colyille, was at first advertised,
but whose place was TILED by MI ~
erS0n.
The selections Of MIR, l.. were not the
most pleasing, the first being too heavy
Tor him, the other having been heard
! here so often that u people are urtu
of il. With other selections we doubt
not he would have pleased his hearers
much better.
Prof. Shockey, always II lavor!te
with his violin, Was warmly received Ol
his. lmany friends, and played WIN
great acceptance the two numbers al
loted him, responding to the rapturous
applause each time. lie was very ably
assisted by Prot. Hermann, who accom-
panied him ON the piano, while frol
Shockey played all the accompaniment
of our Pittsburg friends, and altogether
the concert was quite enjoyable. We
hone our friends melted a good sum lor
their Sunday school.