Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-17
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schools OF opera, so that every taste can
be satisfied.
1t is understood that at the second must
Gale by the Euterpean Club, which will
take place in January, a scene from Verdi's
'Falstan," the latest and by some said
TO be his greatest work, which will include
solo, chorus and ballet of the nymphs, will
be given.
In compliance with recent changes in the
laws OF the Choral Society," the committees
OF the board of directors have been reor-
gained, the music committee being
abolished in name, and its functions made
part or the finance committee. This COM
mittee Will now consist of Messrs. Stevens
chairman; Meade, James, Thomas DR.
Howe, Miss Leavitt and Miss Cunningham
The remaining committee, designated the
chorus committee, will consist of AIessrs
Camp, chairman; FuSitt, Seiffert Pfeiffer
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. O'Donoghue and Miss More
ton The president Mr.. Daniel, is ex-
Cft1cio member OF both committees
The subject OF special rates for the pupils
and teachers OF the public schools was dis
cusSed at considerable length at a recent
meeting OF the board, and IL was decided
that in view OF the large expense attaching
TO the concerts of the society this season
IT is inadvisable to make any special rates
beyond the discount allowed to the pur.
chasers or season tickets. Almost one
third or the present seating capacity Of
Convention Music Hall will be sold at fifty
cents each for reserved seats, and the gene
eral admission is placed at fifty cents ia
Miss Jessie Tabler surprised and delight,
ed not only her friends, but a large audi.
ence at willard Hall last Tuesday evening
by her excellent work in the musical farce,
The Loan of a Lover" Miss Tabler's
rich mezzo-soprano voice was heard to good
advantage in several of the songs, and sta
displayed rare ability as n soubrette. acting
with much piquancy, ease and naturalness
The Misses Rose and Ottile Sutro en-
semble pianists, will appear in this city
next month. These young ladies have met
with wonderful success abroad and In this,
their native country. They are graduates
of the Royal High School of Music Berlin,
receiving the official diploma of the Royal
Academy of Arts early in 1898. The season
OF 93 and "a was spent I'm Paris, wheTs
private rectals were given. The early
summer of "a found them in London where
they played at a private recital, with such
instantaneous recognition from the many
artists and critics present that an immedI.
ate public appearance was urged This ad.
vice was followed, resulting in a brilliant
success, the entire press uniting I'm tha
highest praise. Their American debut was
made last November at the Madison Squara
Concert Hall, New York, at a private ren
cital in the presence OF prominent music
clans and critics. Another triumph was
scored, and a public appearance soon fol-
lowed with Anton Seidrs Orchestra, in
Brooklyn. Such ensemble work on two
pianos has not been heard since Joscffy ard
Rosenthal united in ensemble playing. The
Misses Sutro have at their command tho
entire repertoire of duets for two pianos,
combining themselves strictly to original
compositions and arrangements by the
composers, rejecting all others.