Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-16
DOMINANT SEVENTHS;


last Tuesday evening called forth an au-
diencc, enthusiastic and interested. II was
well dressed and polished congregation Of
men and women, amateur aud professional
musicians aud society leaders, who were
there to do honor to Miss Terry, and TO ae-
cept her hospitality.
Miss Terry has been here but short time
long enough. however to become established
as favorite with all who are fortunate
enough to know her
She was In excellent vo &C. and sang we'll
Her selections embraced almost every line Of
vocal art
The Lorelei quartet made its first bow, aud
| was we'll received.
The accompaniments OF Mr.. j. E. Butler
were excellent and he certainly gained fresh
laurels well earned. and thoroughly merited
Mr. Adelmann showed his ability as a vic
linist, and 1t is but fair to state that his
work Is putting him on a high pedestal
among violnists.
Mr. Taber gives ns forty-thrd organ re-
cital this afternoon at $3.50 in the First Con-
gregational church. and will be assisted by
Miss Carrie Maude Pennoch soprano, and
Mr.. Thomas J. Kelly baritone. Mr.. j. E.
Butler, organist of Trinity cathedral, has
recently written new sacred song which
Mr.. Kelly is to sing today.
Mr. Taber desires to request that there be
no talking or whispering during the perform
ance, as there have been a number Of COM
plants made by people being disturbed on
this account.
The following program will be given today
PART l.
Nocturne from Midsummer Nights
porcs,ss Dream OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rossea,
Larghetto new 'RoSseau
Vocal-Salve Regina, a,,,......;.,..........'D Dana
overture-wnlam M Teli'............. oe .Rossini
PART II.
Prelude from Tristan and Isolde. :; Wagner
vocal--Unto Thee WIN Cry....J. e. Butler
Andante In S....s..:..'.'''..'..'''M 'Manlarrsem
Vocai--Evenins, ,,ss Song ESennocb 'radsky
Pilgrim Chorus (by requesO. Wagner
Among the interesting musical and social
events Of the past week none was more en-
joyable than that Of Saturday evening at the
pleasant home of Miss May Bonner, Twenty
sixth and Caldwell streets. where about fif-
teen friends with musical inclinations, en-
joyed the following program: Piano solo.
"Farantelle," Nicode, Miss Elizabeth Lid
dell; vocal solo. 1.-The Lord Is Mindful OF
His own" Mr.. C. w. Rogers; piano duet:
Nocturne from midsummer Nights Dream
Misses Liddell and Bonner; vocal solo.
"Dori," Mrs. Beckett; piano solo, Dance of
the Demons Miss Viola Pratt; soprano
solo, Beautiful Isle of the Sea- Miss Ger
trude Sherman; piano solo, Gottschalks
Tremao. Miss Bonner; bass solos. Fathoms
Deem and anchored" Mr.. Clarence Hig
gins: piano solo, Novelette," Schumann, Mr..
Frank Newlean; Mr.. Newean also played
beautiful melody of his own composition and
Swedish Wedding March," bass songs, On
Promise Me-" and ''The Armourer,' De-
Koyen. Mr. Wallace Johnson; piano duet,
overture to William Tell, Rossini-Gottschalk,
Misses Bonner and Liddell. Refreshments
were served, few parlor games were en-
joyed and at late hour the guests departed,
expressing gratitude for the entertainment OF
the congenial host.
song recital will be given on Thursday
evening February 20, by the vocal department
of Bellevue callege at the college chapel, the
program being as follows:
PART 1.
Chorus-How Lovely Are the Messen-
se'' College Choir.
Baritone Mr Iioyd
Violin soloISpring Song Io;;rje 'Mendeissohn
Baritone soler5e ar h II TroaSador. S"E5f,
Mr. George Lunn.
Bass solO-The ms Tis9ty y b. NisSpis Rsspi Jude
PART II.
Chorus-The Radiant Morn Hath Pass Passed =,
Away '''''ciiilst. College Choir. "o'U"AD
ouartet-o How =, PeI!shsfaI; 6nsris, ;Mooy-kratz
Baritone solorThs Sentinel: Sentinel Rodney
Mandolin Solo-Nordica Waltzes.....".
Bass soo-The Me- eeI1Bs Ean"' .Raudegger
chorus-Damasais Triumphalt trona March,; haan,an
College Choir = ''''
Accompanies. Miss Erisman. Miss Palmer
Lee G. Kratz, Director. |
Last Friday afternoon the Cadet Officers |
club of the Omaha High school gave its sec
ond annual musicale. There was splendid ]
audience and the following program was /
rendered:
Mar'egff's B. #. J. Sanjo and Guitar G!pb
Piano sOloJMs,tz; MIs. Josephine Bell 'wenaSk
Robert Cuscaden. |
Recitation-A Modern Sermon. ............
Sergeant Arthur Welshans.
Mandolin soGmDSnt M;.l .v BE- Rs,SsCS GrcSs
oaieers Club Quartet lieutenant Dale, Cap
tain Wagner; tensnf serfeao5 aodso. be0"a''' Lieu
Nif u Mandolin Club.
vo'al v' so,g- Miss Sarah Bowen u nD"a.San
To T1oiiR The ooSgare oegersA Valentine oas.aoe"
Miss Mae Bartlett.
ntar Mis-, Morris Miss BslbaeG
Mr.. Gsantner, Mr.. Wigton.
Piano Duet-Tobasco March. ~
Corporals Cuscaden and Enge.
3. Il. s. String Club. ''''''0
The violin solo of Mr.. Cuscaden was par
tcularly fine. He plays with a great deal
of feeling ard with the finish of an artist.
He was ably accompanied by Prof. Irons. In
fact, this number was great treat ana wen
appreciated Miss Sarah Bowen's solo also
deserved special mention. Every number on
the program contributed to its excellence.
Tho following Is the musical program at
st. Mary's Avenue Congregational church to-
day.
MORNING, 1880.
Organ Introduction. ...........,....H. ii. Allen
.....................''''', .'''',,''., |
hymn |
Glory to the Father, Congregation
Soprano Solo. Miss Lillian Terry
Hymn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Congregation
Hymn OF the Repubc.....
..........................M Miss Terry
Chorus-Glory, Glory, Hallelutah.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Congregation
EVENING 7:45.
Vesper Overture-Organ.. II. Allen
Hymn 737 (omit 4th verse; Congregation
n A.Vs..