The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-16
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lProgram for the Concert Next Tuesday Ah
 ternoon-Features of the Three Days
 Session-A Big Musical Event Assured.
 The program for the twelve events of the May festival of music, which opens at Warner hall next Monday after noon with a business meeting at o'clock and ends with the performance of the "Elijah" at the Hyperion We'd nesday night, Is now complete. The First musical event is an organ recital I at Calvary Baptist church. Willis AL ling will play the Pastorale Senate by Rheinberger and the March Funebre let Chant Seraphique by Guilmant. Harry B. Jepson will play an original Icomposition of his and Guilmant's Nuptia March and Bach's Prelude and Fugue in G. Charles H. Johnson will play Rheinberger's Fantasie-Son ata, Op 65. s. Clarke Lord will play Lemmens' Senate Pontificale. Miss Hofer will sing "Salve Regina" by Buck and "Eye Hath Not Seen" by Gaul. Miss Anna F. Treat will sing an Ave Maria by Mascagni and two songs by Schumann.
 Monday evening there will be a prom enade concert at the Hyperion. The philharmonic orchestra will furnish mu- sic for the program of sixteen dances. Reserved seats for the concert are now on sale to holders of course tickets. No seats will be reserved for those who ex- pect to dance except those purchased at the Hyperion box office.
 On Tuesday morning at Warner hall
 fe oaf fn o'clock At 10 o'clock comes lecture by Albert Ross Parsons on "The Basis of Musical Touch and Technique in Pianoforte Playing" At il o'clock comes a concert at the Hyperion. The Apollo quintet will sign Image of the Rose" by Reichardt, and "The Long Day Clos es' by Sullivan. Miss Marie M. Bene- ddct will give piano solos. Frederick w. Latham will sing two selections. Miss Florence May Loomis will sing "Jeux ct Plaisers" by Gumbert. A la dies quartet, consisting of Mrs. F. s. Wardwell. Miss Marion H. Tweedy, Miss S. Isabelle Fayerweather and Mrs. John Bouton, will sing, and Miss Carrie Louise St. John will sing Love For ever Will Stay' by Franz Ries. w. s. Moyle will sing Beethoven's "Ade- laide."
 At p. m. John c. Griggs will give a recital, assisted by Miss Gertrude San ford, soprano. Dr. Griggs will sing sev- en songs of wondering, six dream pie lures from Heinrich Heine, three Ger man ballads of the Fairy, and selec- tions by Messenet, Pergolesi and Greene. Miss Sanford will sing Masses "Air du Rossigreal, :" La Promessa," by Rosslni, and "Love Me We'll" by Bern berg.
 At o'clock there will be a concert in which there is great interest. The full program is:
 Rondo, Op. 1, No Chopin
 E. F. Laubin.
 Jerusalem, o Turn Thee to the Lord
 (Gallia) .......... 70. .. ....".Gounod
 Miss Martha Bloomingdale.
 E. F. Laubin, Accompanist. Mutt D'Espagne.. .. .. ....... Messenet
 Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis. Mrs. Elmer s. Beardsley, Accompanist. Quartet in E flat major, op. 125,
 No. l...... :. 2. Schubert
 Allegro Moderate.
 Scherzo.
 Prestissino,
 Adagio.
 Allegro. Richard M. FuesseI, first violin. Miss Edith Waldo, second violin. Leonard Waldo, violoncello. a. John Anderson. Arr, by Dierrner l b. Spring Song. B. Hawley | c. old Folks at Home. ....................A Arr. by F. w. Root |
 Musical Art Club.
 Miss Marie Bissell, Director. Mrs. Elmer S. Beardsley, Accompanist. Valse, Op. 3.................W Wieniawski
 E. F. Laubin.
 !. Water Lily. Arthur Foote ). The Silver Ring. Chaminade ,. Menie. e................E, D, A. Mcdowell
 Mrs Susan Hawley Davis. ], The Bird and the Rose, G. Froelich