The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
A pELiGHrFUL CONCERT.
The Euterpean Orcheatra and NeWoerry
Band Gbarm Large and Cultured An-
dience-Some Good Singing Also.

One of the most delightful eniertain-
ruents that we have Witnessed III New
| berry in y long liuIe WAS that given on
last Friday evening III the oprra house
nv the Newberry band and Euterpean
orchestra. The programme was we'll
arranged and executed in most de-
| j]ightful mauner. The young NE did
much better than we expected, aud we
teeI sure that the large audience that
greeted them was more than Delighted.
Mr.. G.. l.. Trabert. who has. been in
tstructing the hand and orchestra for
| only about six months, deserves greal
credit for what be has done for them.
1t gave US great pleasure TO s-e such 9
large audience present as 1t was DEM
onstration of what We have held all the
time that the citizens of Newberry
| believe in giving aid and encourage.
| ment to al! home enterprises aud home
| talent
Below we give the programme as
rendered. Mai. Burke'S march by the
Newberry band was finely performed.
The violin and flute due. by Messrs.
Trabert and Long was excellent. The
banjo trio-Cuckoo sorg-hy Messrs.
Cosoy, Blats and TraberL vas suberb,
and was heartily applauded and en-
cored. The coruet soi"-EvenlEg Star
by c. l.. Trahert, was grand. Valse:
Blue Alsatian Mountains by the Euter-
pean orchestra was very fine, and would
have made a good selection for COM
mencement. The vocal solo-Lullaby,
by Bevignana, as sung by Miss Robbins
was beautiful and captivated the au-
dience, and she was forced to again
appear before the footlights when she
enchanted the audience with IA
Summer Shower" very sweet song.
She has a most charming voice and 1t
| is under most excellent control and her
manner is exceedingly graceful. The
vocal solo-"Answer," by Robyn, as
rendered by Mrs. Robertson was sweet
and lovely, and she too had to appear
again before the audience was satisfied
when she sang Pauline. The Medley
Observation-Disclosures arranged oy
Mr.. G. L. Trabert and rendered by the
Euterpean Giee Club was a taking
piece and received hearty and enthu-
siastic applause. Mr.. Herman Hesse
gave s recitation-a parody on Poe's
Raven-which he delivered in inimit-
able style and with good effect. But
we cannot further paricularlze. The
whole performance was very good anc
every one was delighted. In addition
% those mentioned IN the programme,
Mrs. S. B. Jones rendered assistance by
playing some of the accompaniment
on the piano.
The Herald and News hopes the
yourg men will keep up their organiza-
ton and their practice. Music, you
know, hath charms, and we neeo 10
have good band in Newberry, and If
there is not much money IN it there Is
a lot of fun and pleasure. "a
The following is the programme:
PROGRAMME.
March: Major Burke's CTil!ard)-Newberry
Violin and Flute Duet tselected, ,~Trabert
March Herdsman (Bowmanl-Euterpean
Orchestra.
Beading; (seleetedSpSr; Mayer; -uessrs
Cosby, Blats and Trabert.
CoTnet Solo: Evening Star (Wagner}-chas
Vaise: Blue Alsatian Mountains tAure)-
Voc vocal Solo: Answer Robyn) Mrs. Robert
son.. -,
| Medley overture: NS"OSITS lo1iduSeS W
C. L. T TGEuterpean Glee Club
Parody on The Raven (German.Engl1sh
dialecty-Herman ". Hesse.
Trio: (Selected) Mrs. Robertson, Misses
Wells and ROBBINS.
Violin Solo: II Trovatore tVerdl,-C.L l.. Ira
bert ,.h
Vocal Solo: Lullaby (Bevigpani)-Miss Rob-
bins. ,.,
Overture: Dramatic (Ferrazzi)-
Vocal Selection: Sweet and Low-Quartet
Overture: The Peoples Voice (Snyder)-
Newberry Band.