The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
MUSICAL MATTERS.

E9FfENR ~ ~
Ip the ballroom Of the Hotel Waldorf
Mr. Emile Andrew Huber, On Thursday
aftsrHccH last. before a large and select
gathering. Mr.. Huber found his studio
at Nc. 925 Broadway too small to ac-
commodate those eager to hear music OF
q fine degree. and the ballroom was Sc
was 1t suitable. The presence of two
huge chandeliers gEtteripg with crystal
psndanSsS and q mnltitude ct sers &C.
In q large measure impaired the acoustic
properties of the room, and necessitated
T ltale ca meIe 70 tour sInpi a. f9 TSe draMba ME,
Consisting Of rich selections Was as ad-
m.rabiy presented as it was heartily
appreciated. Mr.. Huber's share in the
programme embraced varied styles heard
IN piano concert playing, from the light
| Rhapsodiee by List, in each CT which
he exhibited his refined touch, faultless
techh que and scholarly reading. The
performances Of the List selection. in
which as most admirers of that genius
k 3 ~. mnsh IS lsft to the taste ana faney
two well known artists, Miss Bertha Ben
rens., violinist AND Mr. Alfred PoindexS
ana e eihaao. %intonati Ras's We're sadfnirably se
vealed in the. Romance, by Wieniawski,
q Serenade bysGabriel Mare and n an
reader. AS for Mr. P%oindexter, in his
S9n &. The II AK N i5sigss3 sgir,t by WAS SEM h.
faseed.' lis a s5ft :H Is siagu ia1ii!9 p PEA iny
and free from the t..palsied ltremnlo" af-
fected by many artists in his line. Both
richly deserved the applause.
The. acconapanirnenta were severally
playeam oo sy Miss ~ Roa aarlan an ana o Mr.;
p fa1Ss On a sood aeeomp sihsf can
az %opE dis the d~ln IS t6ase a mgsts Of
treat, and nddSii When Mr. Huber shall si.s give
ae The cho may Of Te the Re 'f Rerge N h Reformed
Church for the coming. year will consist
Of Miss Lillian Guthrie. soprano: Mrs.
Son y; u ten aolt ana iM@. Alex Fe BROWN 3; Mf baase.
tomorrow ana ii the evening viii give a
s ogssaalst service Mf' e louis a9Hs +. fo prs w : S sas
prepared brilliant programme. The
Rev; Pr; searle VIII preach and the
organ Prelude1Eyening Prayer Smart
Anthem-.aThe Strain Repraise. Al
ieliuar. .....s:Buc
RtsT5s Sc 1sfs Lamb Of God. gtai ehan'
Anths kssR Mf Still with r isshpmana
onertory-Lovely Appear. Der
AZ Mountains" from the
Asoriptien@APPosd. Dismiss. US
Postlude-.Maarche Reifgieuse": ;Guilmant
IN the First P~rsssbyte1T la 6 Chu re to to
s. Austen Pearce viii play
Introduction. "Lohengrin." tPart
Adag I'D iop :ss,. .Ree Magns1
EaRaszay MpMarseh. lRhapsodies
Hongroises. No. I'D List
A Ana a Gas.ts q minor Symphony. : RRssant
And after Dismissal.
Organ sonata in 4 No- q, 9 %sa s.,
Mr.. Lewis Williams viii sing
Hosanna Granier
sermon us From Evil
AT At the e msrning,s service d tomorrow E the
street; will repeat CARROTS serv vice N n
The ofeftory. "Hail! G~laddening
Tenor solo and chorus, by j. T.. Field.
Solo BY Mr.. charles H; Turner:
The ee al, 6 q the fr Melo dnea ms Soe
a suggestion originally made in this
column. and. that is the formation OF z
mixed choral society: a very prominent d1,ea5
interested in the Schubert Club, talks
Of enlisting the aid Of some members
e s ssss a nsas Not t. cI tnis A sad; tn HIS s iasa,
bert Club. because Of the total difference
Of their indiyidual aims. Should e So
ciety be thus forned the w : T sd 70 or pc
torios. It has long been q matter COM
mented upon that the glorious oratorio
music is praet trs,a tb nnkn sosne m Of Ser ouy
works like Rossini's stahat Mater and
some Of the Grand Masses put the
| like the Elijah: Creation. Messiah, israel
in Egypt, Redemption, Lobgesang. g.
PAU and others are e meyer ss heara h asee;
in New York. With SO many choirs and
good Voices it ought to be an easy mat
ter, to form Philhartnonle sosisty,
| The development Of the scheme Will be
watched with much interest and there
is no 10 reason sasS u why T ad fh9ula n IF M sassef Kat
rina Green, the charming vocalist. VIII
hear with pleasure that some fins n
the near future she viii pc Weadea 10
John o,Keete. formerly q 2ggsnhan Of st. s.:
n ssptis aRR ehaseh. there viii be only. 4
| preeentor and congregational singing IN
| stead Of the lquartette.
alton Of the Bergen Reformed Church
at the Melopoeia concert were sent to
| tie Whittier House on Grand street.
The Lady Of the lake as arranged
by Mss Myers, of the Hashronrk IN,
| stitpte: will be given at Hasbrouek. HAL
the ChifdfenssA Home Hasbrotlck : stu
dents will make up the cast. The rehear-
sails already gwen promise q. highly, sue
aessfui Entertainment. and there Will no
doubt beFa large attendance.
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