Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

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.aornlng, b gianlEg AZ 10 O'Clock.
Mas VI. l.. ODonoughue vii he
PIANIST Ia the orchestra al the presentS-
ion OF the M Sad0' and bohemian
iirl' by the SCHUBERT :, Oh ApEll 2, 5,
3 and 10.
Mrs. Z. W. Wthey WI play the d
minor concerto by Mendelssohn Al the
aext concert % oe gwen oy the PnllhAF-
mOn.c Club.
Mrs. Carpenter vii give 3 musicale At
NuskegOu curing Apul, Tor her pupils
a that city.
Miss MAY Andrews, Of Scrbner-st.,
corner OF Tentn-st., Will give sOlree
musicale % a number OF invited guests
on Tuesday evening.
Wilbur Force. the yiolinist, IS closely
confined TO ms room by rheumatism.
Mrs. Neill has rendered her resi gna-
ton as Organlst at the UnIyersalIst
Church, ana 70 Is Understood that she
viii soon remove from the city. Poor
health IS the cause. Miss Ada Hunt
Will Ill the vacancy when she returns
from Boston.
The Germ tnis Maennerchor has ad-
Journed IT. regular rehearSals until
April u, on account OF the press of
business developing upon Director
. Morehead. who VIII conduct the Schu-
bert opera.
Regular rehearsal of the Oratorio So
ciety at Har,man's lecture room to-
, morrow night.
Mr.. Charles A. Knorr, the Chicago
tenor, Is a ssreatly appreciated through
out the country as AZ home. lie mas
engagements 10 sing n -. Louis March
%, in Creation; Auditorium, April
!, United German Society; Auditorium,
April 10, Creation; Montreal, April
1918, elijah, "Damnation OF Faust
and "Stabat Mater; 1t. Paul, April
%, Elijah; indianapolis, May 1914,
"Eljah" and concert.
Francis Campbell Will give a pupils
recital soon in winch Miss Marie Noble,
soprano at the Westminster Presbyter-
Church, and VIII II. LoOmis, tenor IN
the same choir, will participate.
Four voices will be added TO st. Marks
choir for easter service. The choir
will then include twelve voices.
II is reported that GOunod is to write
a new grand opera for the World Far
of 1892. Tue scene Is TO be laid IN
Mexico and our Western country. The
composer VIII come 10 this country TO
produce the work. Later advlces deny
/ ali this.
On Tuesday evening the sixth of the
series OF plano-fOrte recitals given by the
pupils Of Prof. c. y. COlwell, viii be
/ given at the parlors of the Park Con-
gregatiOnal Church, by Masters Ferd
and Dick Warner, assisted by Mrs. Carl
Nichols, soprano. The pieces to be
/ played by the boys are all good works,
by standard composers, and the youths
are said TO be as fine musicians as any
OF Their ages IN the city
The following program was carried
! out at the meeting OF the ~. CecIlias
Friday afternoon:
l. Pian2iorte Sonata. or the History Of It's
DsvfkSp@s9'N kesa IN Mrs. +. F. fhi' Mf'. H. G. Post
?. Sonata Pathetique ........ Beethoven
Miss Goodrich.
second Fi'noP Mr. .i..---''--'.----' POST hen'eif
s. Sonata. op. ,. No. ; ALLEGRO con hrlol
...----.b beethoven
I. Sonata. Major. lAndante sostenuto)-.........
hubert
Mrs. Gay. Misses Gay. Norman and Fitch.
s. sonata. op. =. ALLEGRO umuristicol l.-...-..--.
Mrs White.
FARTu.
! s. Sonata, op. q. No. .. lRondo)-. Beethoven
Mrs Osborne.
:. Sonata, 0p. y. LAndsutel. Beethoven
Miss Norman.
I :. Grand sonata, Allegro commodo. Rondol..
Mrs. Phelps and Stsketee.
/ An ANALYSIS of sonata form. illustrated
J by BeethOven's sonata PathetlGue,"
/ was given by Henry c. Post. The
! grand duo, composed by Hummel and
| played by Mrs. J. W. Phelps and Mrs
| j. q. Steketee, was one of the principal
attractions on the program. The muse
was ordered direct from Germany by
/ Prof. COlwell. and Yesterday was the
/ first time the piece has ever been
| played IN the West and perhaps in this
country.
\ service Of song viii be given this
/ Sunday evening, ar 7 O'Clock. IN the
/ Universahst Church. for which Mrs
/ Neil has arranged the following pro
| gram. Pref. lawson will contribute
| two numbers.
| Nocturne. 10 Violin and Organ --.- ........
Iean Becker.
l soprano aud Alto Duo Father. in this calm
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