The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
SONG RECITAL.

Mr.. William IL. Lane was assisted at
the first of his series OF song recitals last
evening at Tillinghast's assembly rooms
by Charles 5. Tisdae, pianist: Miss Mat
tie Atwood aud Miss Ida May Livsey.
Miss j. l.. Cross was unable TO take part
as expected. Mr.. Lane, who possesses a
baritone voice of good range and power,
was heard TO advantage in his selections.
The solo from St Paul was. perhaps, the
best suited TO his style and method. Miss
Atwood is young singer with but little
experience she has pleasing soprano
voice, aud her rendering of she Wan
dered Down the Mountain Side" by Clay,
was earnest aud merited the applause Sue
received Mr. Fisdafc- an ambitious
and conscientious player, and his mum.
bers last evening were well executed and
enjoyed by those present. The program
was AS follows:
(a) Impromptu shubert, (b) Hungarian Dance
Brahms, MIR. Charles ;. Ti,dae; a) stars with
Cd Fare Thee well,,' Gra6en- Hofimaii, Mr. Lane
"he was Prince" y. Lynes, sllss Mat.e Atwood
9S sohn Te & ae hase seSS 1 MsadsI ade
CaJ softly Ger the Rppling Waters, Thomas, 10
vesey My'ss he Wandered Down he Mountain aa Side
clay, Miss Atwood; Creole Lovers song," Buck
William X. Lane.
Louis c. Elson will give an ANALYSIS ol
each symphony program before the Sat
urday morning CLUB Tuesday. at 4 T.
NJ, Dec. l3, Jan. "a, Feb. %, April 4, al
the residence of Mrs. +. ID. Cross, 80 An
gell street.
The Brown University Glee, Banjo and
Mandolin Club gave a concert last even
ing at Taunton before the Social Club.
On Thanksgiving evening they will give
another concert in that city and on Fri
day evening in Newport.
Owing TO the great success artistically
and financially of Cupid. '96' of last
season. \. Is. Sprague and w. G. Lang
don, Jr., have been engaged To write a
new opera TO be given by the Brown
University boys sometime in May next.
Arrangements are already being made TO
secure the Providence Opera House.
Master Cyril Tyler, the boy soprano,
who appeared ut Music Hall recently
gave a private recital at the residence of
Mrs. r. G.. Benedict, New York city.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland was present ana
invited Master Tyler TO sing for her in
the White House next year.
A dramatic scene "Jael," recent COM
position by Jules Jordan, was perform e d
under his direction at the Taunton festi-
val on Wednesday evening last aud ma
a most pronounced success. The work
is for soprano voice aud orchestra aud
was finely rendered by Mrs. Carrie Doty
Spooner. The press speak in the highest
terms of the composition aud its inter
probation.
The secretary of the Arion Club gives
most encouraging reports OF the increas-
ing associate membership, but the limit
is not yet reached, Although tickets are
to be sold for each concert, the associate
members have the advantage of first
choice aud the retention of their seats
during the season; the cost is also below
that of single tickets.
The first Of the popular promenade con.
certs given in Music Hall last season will
take place Thanksgiving evening. The
American Band will be III attendance,
and will be assisted by j. G.. Bartlett,
tenor of the Ruggles Street Male Quartet
OF Boston; Nine. Emma Lemaire, con-
tralto; Max Guetter. flute soloist; Paul G..
Fisher, either soloist, and Joseph Le-
mare, clarinet soloist. Bowen X Church
wilt render the cornet solo, by request,
Loves Old Sweet Song" Paul G..
Fisher will play either solo. accom-
panied by Reeves full orchestra, twenty
five men. These concerts will he given
averv Monday evening during the season