Evening star., 1896-06-18
DIR. BIsCHOFF'S PUPILS
Both PrOGrnms Were Listened tn nv
Large Audiences,

Standing room was al a premium Tuesday
evening in the Cor rgregational Church.
where Prof. Bischoff's pupils gave their
first musicale Owing to the large num-
ber Of pupils to take part in the annual af-
fair, however, IT required two evenings to
complete the work. Prof Bischon pre-
sided at the organ, with the assistance
OF Mr.. Herman Kakemann, violinist. and
Mr.. John Porter Lawrence, pianist The
congregational Church choir opened the
program by rendering watching over
Israel" from Elijah" and closed the
evenings entertainment with the stirring
cnorus. Thanks BE to Cod also from
Elijah"
Mrs. Shir-CHf's rendition of Gounod,s
ave Maria was highly appreciated by
the large audience of lovers OF music and
was undoubtedly the best number on The
program. while De Koven's "Japaneye I.ul-
!ahy, as interpreted by Miss Ed.th Thonl-
as, was We'll received. Mrs Hattie Meals
smith contributed the Jewel Song from
Faust, while Miss Wahly sang .'Gaod-
bye and Cherry Ripe" ard the applause
vas SO great that it did not cease until The
rtNt numoer was reached. Miss Edna
Scott Smith sang terdi's 80 Don Fatale''
IN eXceiien; style, showing fullness of tone
and intelligent phrasing. Hischoff's Break.
toreah, Bre lk' and Nerdis Stride la
Nampa were srng by Mrs. J. $. Raymond,
while Miss Nellie King rendered The
storm, an organ fantasie, by Lemmens,
with 9ood effect. Other Numbers were a
Canzohetta, Miss Goodwin; Ponia, ow skis
leoman's Wedding Song" Mr. Shields:
''Se Saran Rose "Ard:tti,'' Miss Hancock:
An: fors lin-Traviata." Miss Taylor:
An! Vieni su Lcnda," Sapio, Miss Roberts
VINO sang with fo,ce and goc / feeling; La
Gonna mobile-Rigoletto," Verdi. Mr. Put
nam; The Violet" Bsehorr, Miss Rowe;
For the Sake Of tie Past" Mattel. Miss
fannells; "Marsery," Bischof Miss Cole
man; Dear Heart" Mattel, Miss Edmon-
flna AZ
Hudson; ''Scgr al" Schira, Miss Fisher:
Estasy." Arditi, Miss May Adele Levers;
Observation-Disclosures Vespers, Verdi Miss
Jeann..tte Ray: ''Cavatir a-Ernani." Verdi.
Miss Lillian Seton.
The second musicale attracted fully as
large an audience TO the Congregational
thurch last night, and each effort was
greeted with encouraging applause All the
participants in TIE program were rewarded
with handsome tributes of flowers The
TWO notable numbers Were The scene and
prayer from Die Freischutz" sung by
Mrs. 1. { Noyes, and the mad scene from
Ambroise Thomas Hamlet" by Mrs. II.
G. Browning. Mrs. Noyes sang with that
purity of tone and deicacy Of expression
that has won for her such an enyiahle
reputation as a vocalist, and Mrs Brown
Ing gave TO the forid music of Thomas
a dramatic intensity and power that were
fully appreciated by the audience The
excellent quality of Miss McNelly's voice
was shown In the selection from La Gio-
conda Miss Hilborn sang the flower song
from r Gust IN an attract tive manner and
Miss stuart gave the difficult aria With
Nerdure Clad from the Creation" in
good style. Mr.. Douglas Miller received
much applause for his singing of Gil
christ Hearts Delight" and the Con-
gregaional Church choir gave two chorus
es, The Marvellous Work" from the Gre
auoa, ana the celebrated "Halelujah,"
from the Messiah" in spirited manner.
Miss Edna Fitch deserves praise for her
excellent organ work, playing the fun four
movements OF Rhineberger's Sonata No IL.
The other numbers were Millards When
the Tide Comes In,' Miss Brockett; SchleIf-
farth's Merrily 1 Roam" Miss Moffett;
Blschons Come TO My Heart" Miss
Campbell; Sulivan's Birds in the Night"
Miss Tuthill GomeZs Mia Piccirella"
Miss Munsey; Hear Ye, Israel from
Elijah, Miss Hunt; Cavatina, from
Linda, Mrs. Costinett: Dudley Bucks
Fear Not Ye, o Israel Miss Dubois;
Elsa's Dream, from "Lohengrin." Mrs.
Mute; Dekovens Nita Gitana, Miss Page.
and the page's song, from The Hugue-
nots, Mrs. Hight.