Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-23
DOMINANT SEVENTIES

Many people will remember Mrs Whit
more, who was known in musical circles here
some years ago. Her husband was one of the
first managers of the old Boyd opera house
and was popular. Mrs. Emmelne Townsend
Whitmore is making brilliant record as a
singer on the Pacific coast. A San Fran
cisco paper says: Her debut caused no
little curiosity and stir In musical circles,
and her noble contralto voice held the audi
eEce enthralled."
Grafton Baker, the young Chicago tenor
who sang here recently, is wonderfully
finished singer, for his youth, and COM
pares more than favorably with some older
Chicago tenors, whose names we must for
bear to mention. He will be heard here
again. when his program will do him more
justice.
Mr.. Joseph Calm gave the following pro-
gram in Plattsmouth last week to an EN-
thusastic audience
Sonata. + minor, op. .Grieg
Allegro moderate.
Andante motto.
Ala menuetto ma POGO piu lento.
Finale. Motto Allegro.
Night piece. f major Schumam
Fantasie, Poionaise, op. los. Raft
~ ~ ' Miss is Ethel 1;; Dovey. H. ''e''' e'''
chapas SpanlSh erenade leonespS 6bpno
Ardante con variazione iii from sonata op INV
Menea usshrs op s. No
The Trout (Dle Forellej ...........sc Schubert
Concert arrangement by Stephen Heller)
Misses Ethel and Alice Dovey.
NI, NMIazurka, op. Z; /, N2:,l: c,ou,,,
Innra.,r Xa;ss. mop; 0P; 50; g. Ne, Ss l.:
Queen of the Night. -. Jane Sloman TORY
DOyey.
Barcarolle, from plano concerto. ...... Bennett
Feuerzanber (magic fire. w from plns the t.
Wallkuere. .......1...... WaEner-B BrasSln
Tannhauser March. .Wagner-Liszt
This afternoon Mr.. Taber gives his forty
fourth free organ recital in the First Con-
gregationaI church. at $780, and will be as
sisted by the Jenny Lind quartet. Miss
Emma Moeller, Soprano Miss Ingehorg Lof-
gren; alto, Mr.. sAdolph ;Edgren, tenor and
harpst, Mr. G. A. Jacobson, basso. The fol-
lowing is the program:
PART I. -..r-.
Psalm
s sopranos Solo aShi With Harp obiisatom
sa Miss s Roelier and MIR. Edgien. 'sfe"
Feuillet d'Album new .Durand
PART II.
God Almighty. .:......v
Bass soleIo God. Have Mercy. from
Oratio ST. Paul ................Me Mendelssohn
Mr.. jacobson
Alto Al ,solo-o, Rest in the Lord, from
Miss Lofgren.
Coronation March .................. .Myerbeer
The following is the musical program at
st. Marys Avenue Congregational church to-
MORNING 1890.
Organ Introduction...... II. H. Allen
Hymn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Congregation
Glory Be to the Father, etc. Congregation
Soprano Solo ....-.........M Miss Lillian Terry
f1yHln OF oolo. ........,...........
EVENING 7:45
yesper Oyerture-Organ.. H. H. Allen
onartetNThe Lord is My shepherd %:
Lorelei Quartet-Miss Lillian Terry, Omaha,
first soprano; Miss Maude Oakley Lin
coin, second soprano; Mrs. A. G. Ed |
wards Omaha; first alto; Mr.. David Camp
bell, Lincoln. bass.
Quartet-The Lost Chord. Sullivan |
Lorelei Quartet
a1artet-Tm a Pilgrim and I'm Stan
ger ,..,''Gc;::,.,;.'''''' Marsh
soprano soloSo, Had i Wings LIKE '
Oo'e Miss Terry Iei1:.''' Nhehue'Ssoh"
Be to the Father..........
,........:......:.... ;............. congregation
organ Recessional ..............H. Il. Allen
e. H. Cummings is preparing to reorgan-
re his banjo and guitar club Of last year
Is 1t IL to be on a much larger scale than
all banjo and guitar players are
invited to join. ..