Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21
GOOD MUSIC.
A Successful Concert by1Prof. Emery
and His Pupils. -

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To the Tobacco Leaf-C Chronicle;
When we have SUCH talent around
us itseems incumbent that some one
should portray 1t to the musical
world, so must try, in my poor
way, to bring to your notice the sue
eessfnl concert given by Prof.
Emery, Thursday evening, at his
residence on Main street. And yet /
shrink from the task. feeling my
inability to do it justice.
Lovers Of good music were there in
full force, and parents hearts throb-
bed with pleasure as they listened
and acknowledged the success OF their
children.
Although the selections on the pro-
gram were in the highest degree
scientific, i must not omit to mention
the playing of little Leopold Bloch.
whose little fingers touched the keys
with the taste OF the coming must
clan.
The Overture to Semiramide was
perfect In its rendition. A cornet
duet by Arthur Emery and frank
Gracey foated out to us; the Pass
age Birds Farewell, OF Mendelssohn;
and all praise must be accorded to
the violin solo of Miss Kate Higgins,
who handled the bow with girlish
grace.
Mr.. Gerhart'ss "'Tis Not True"
was well sung, while Miss Lucy
Gracey's piano solo, Puritani, can
not be too much praised for the ex-
quisite touch which displayed her
love and appreciation Of sweet
sounds.
Master Horace Michel always gives
pleasure with his cornet, and his
violin solo was beautifully played.
For the first time listened to the
grand voice OF Prof. Deaderick, OF
which too much cannot be said.
Deep, loud and strong, 1t surprises
one with its fullness, while the low,
tender strains penetrated to ones
heart, aRd we said Eyes, this Is
musicv'
Miss Winifred Fmery's voice is
sweet and true, while her sister, Miss
Bertha, proves the excellence of her
fathers training.
The overture to Martha ended
this delightful musical treat, and l
am confident all will Join me in re-
turning thanks to Prof. Emery, and
In hoping that he will soon favor us
with another Of his charming music
ais.
PROGRAMME.
]. Overture to g. kossini
Pianos.-Misses L. Gracey, M. Price, Bertha
and w. Emery.
violins-Me T. o. Deaderick, N CALI
zier, VIM. Emery and Master Arthur
Emery.
Cornet--Master Horace Michel.
2. song-"Welcome Pretty Primrose" G.
Pinsuu ..................Miss Ruth Young
3. Piano Duet. .,..............,,......-..
Master Leopold Bloch and Prof. Emery
4. Cornet Duet-"Passage Birds Farewell"
Mendelssohn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Masters A. Emery and Frank Gracey
& song-"Never to Part" o. Barri.,.......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Miss stella Click
o. Violin solo-"Flower Song" LANCE.
......-.................., Miss Kate Higgins
2. Song" IT'S Not True" Mattei............
........,............ ....,.... Mr.. G. Gerhart
8. Plano solo--'T. Puritani." j. Ly BACH.
..........." .........,.,....."Miss Lucy Gracey
0. song-"Leve's Proving" Frederick N.
Lohr. Prof T. o. Deaderick
10. Violin Solo ~ Kissed Her in My
Dream. master Horace Michel
II. Song--"Ah | SO True" G. Estabrooke,
Violin obligate, Prot. Energy. ..........
.....................M Miss Winifred Emery
IL. Violin Duet = "Idylle," Nocturne,
Guido Papini OPP. &c." ......,.,..,.,.,
.............,. Messrs Deaderick and Emery
IS. song-"Wii o. the wisp,"J. W. Cher
ry.,....,........,.....Pro 7. o. Deaderick
IA. Piano uo--"Terentelli," G Satter.....
Miss Bertha Emery and Prof, Emery
10. Song - 1.-THE Resurrection" Harry
Rowe Shelley, violin, organ and
plano accompaniment)......".
.......................M Miss Winifred Emery
10. Song-"Dreaming" rMilton Wellings..
,,.,,......,.........Pr Prof 7. o. Deaderick
II. Overture to Martha-Fr Frederick Won
Flotow, arranged by Carl Cxerny).
Fianos--M Misses l., Gracey, M. Price, Bertha
and W. Emery
violins-Messrs Deaderick, Gallixier and
Emery, Master A. Michel.
Cornet-Master II. Emery,