The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
A successful Church Concert.

large audience gathered Ia the Immacu-
late church at Madison and Broadway
streets last Thursday evening by the eN-
cellent aggregation of local musical tai
ent which rendered programme OF ff-
teen numbers I'm a manner to leave little
room for criticism and 10 send everybody
home well pleased wSh the results. The
programme was we'll made up Of vocal
and instrumental selections. solo and
concerted pieces. and embraced music
mostly OF classic order. The programme
in full was as follows:
The wallings of the Prophets FOR the
Coming Of Christ" string quin-
tette. andante .....-.......-. Beethoven
Messrs. LANCER. Hughes and Mesdag and
nrs. Lessey and Thoresen.
Holy City" vocal solo. Mr.. Jack Thomas
Annunciation Observation-Disclosures Iiti
Flute solo by Slgnor Duranti. with vio-
loncello oblgato by Or. Thoresen.
Sanctus Spiritus. --...-.---..-.W. r. Sidds
Solo Soprano by Miss Eta Stetson.
Intermezzo Nazareth. Pietro MascaSni
Miss A Masel. Miss Ethel Hicks. Miss
A. LANCER and Mr.. LANCER Mr..
Hughes. Mr.. Mesdag and DR.. Thore-
sen and DIR. Lessey.
Nativity ...-.............S soprano 500
Mrs Berta CrivelIi. with cornet ohligato
by Mr.. Cross.
Hymn TO Christ. String Quartette
and DR.. Lessey.
Lamentations, string qusrtette, Au
Bord de la Mer..-.....From Dunkler
Calvary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rooney
Miss l.. Burke. with violin oblisato by
Prof. LANCER.
THE Gloom of the Tomb" adaSio....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MeHaelSSonH
Violin solo by Prof G.. LANCER
O Salutaris. Hymn TO Christ ....-.....
................ Mr.. J. ". Hughes
Cornet solo. 1.-The Lost Chord" .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. sullivan
Mr.. Cross.
Resurrection .-..--.-.-..--...-'....,.' 600
Mrs. Berta Crivelli. with violin obls-
cato by Prof. LANCER.
THE Harnonies of Paradise" .......Trio
Miss Z. Stetson. Mr.. Bert Williams and
Miss Whittier.
Had IL not been that foot note on the
programme announced positively that
There will be no oncores, It is safe TO say
that every number would have been en-
cored II the enCores were not allowed,
however. each number was given burst
OF spontaneous applause that left 10
room 10 doubt the hearty appreciation
and the good taste and musical inclina-
ton OF the large audience present. MISS
Eta Stetson made hit with her selec-
ton. the purity Of her tones delightng
her hearers. Miss l.. Burke distinguished
herself In her rendition OF Calvary. as
much so by the sweetness of her fresh
voice as her gentleness and perfect COM
posure. This was her first appearance in
a public concert and her success bids
fair for her future. Mrs. Berta Crivelli.
whose highly cultivated voice has been
heard on many occasions and charmed
many audiences, rendered two solos with
cornet obligato and one with violin OBJ
lisato. In an exquistely finished manner.
Il 80 sFatn l.
ing I'm power those Of the cornet. Per-
hans the most versatile of al the ladies'
was Miss A LANCER. miss or u sum
ners. who plays with equal charm the
piano. organ and VIOLIN and whose ser
vice were in requisitiou for every number
on the programme. she also aFpehFtl
with her violin in a concerted piece OF
strgneed Instruments 'Intermezzo NaZa-
reth" Miss 4. Nasel and Miss Elhel
Hicks also played the violin in this num-
her and assisted In its perfect rendition.
Miss Writers rich alto voice materially
added 70 the trio in which she made her
only appearance during the evening. The
bass voice Of Mr.. Jack Thomas was
heard 10 good advantage IN the selection
..Y4olv city" Mr. J. W. Hughes pleas
ing tenor voice was also heard AT IT'S
hes. IN the 40 SaIutaris, hymn 20
CHRIST The orCanist OF the church. Mr..
q LANCER. rendered a violin solo. The
Gloom OF the Tomb" adagio, from Men
aelssohn. with so much power and eN-
nresqi0n as 10 cause a dead hush 70
come over the audience that was only
broken a. the conclusion of the piece by
a burst OF applause that was kept up for
nearly a minute Or. Thoresen, with hts
violonreilo Signor Dursnti. with his
frlte Mr. Cross. with his cornet and The
others all acquitted themselves in an ar
tlstie manner and gave general satlsfsc-
ton