Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-03
DOMINANT SEVENTHS1

3D0MINANT SEVENTIES
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II is not in the province OF this column to
express eXtravagant praise, but the action OF
the Commercial club in fostering the Mon
damin Choral society, through the most try
ing part OF any organizations career, namely,
its infancy, is worthy Of the utmost gratitude
on the part OF the society, individually and
collectively. and that the Mondamin Choral
society appreciates the courtesy and hosp!-
tality of the Commercial club is undoubtedly
true.
Talking with an artist of the city, who is
well known aud established, the
writer said, II should think that
another field would pay better than
this. and that times are not so hard
everywhere as they are in Omaha" The
reply was, 81 had thought SC, but some time
ago wrote to a friend of mine in Detroit
asking for his advice as 20 my removing
to that city. The answer came quickly, If
you are making even living in Omaha, stay
there. We all feel the hard times here.
This needs no further comment.
A bird in the hand is worth two that may
be in the bush, perhaps
That excellent and successful institution,
the National Conservatory of Mu-
sic of America, which Is 10
be found at 1876 and 1913 East Seven
teenth street, New York. has issued let
ter asking us to call the attention of our
readers to the fact that with a view of en-
larging the sphere of usefulness of the Ma
tional conservatory by placing its tuitich
within the reach of many students whom
their school duties may engross during the
larger part of the year, 1t has been decided
l.,, h. ht,.I tor IN
May /. to the advantages of which the at
tention of musical students in out-of-town
colleges, seminaries, etc, and pupils in the
enjoyment of a vacation period, is particu-
larly invited.
The musical services at the First Meth
odist church today will be given by the full
choir of forty voices Mr. Thomas ]. Kelly
organist and choirmaster. The program in
the morning will be as follows:
Organ prelude-Andante, from the Fifth
Hymnmpn ynPnoHfh the Cross of christ glory
Responsible Lords Prayer .....,Anon.
offertory Solo (organ)-E.evation:
Anthhem.i Am the Bread of Life. .stainer
Hymn-when 1 Survey the Wondrous
Choral responses-"Untn He Come"
(sullvanj-"No, Not Despairingy,"
Tersanctus - Therefore with Angels
Earrant
GEriT in ESGSisis and Figure Ghqn Rnek
In the evening the pastor will preach on
Charity" and the musical numbers will
be:
organ Prelude Cby requeso-Pilgrim's
Chorus from Tannhauser. ........;;,
Choral response-Abde With IS, for 5roS
Is hSSn Wit Keep Him in Psr Rs''y
onertory TS SOLO solo Observation-Disclosures, from 'a'''S
Anthem "Halieiujah, from The Messiah
Postiiudie-Pontifiica! March .....:.. iemmens.
The mardolin. guitar and banjo concert,
which takes place at Boyds on Wednes-
day, May 13, will be quite unique in its
character, the program consisting almost en-
tirely of the music of the stringed instru-
ments. Mr.. Homer Moore has been en-
gagged for the vocal numbers.
This afternoon Mr. Taber will give hia
ffty-third organ recita! in the First
Congregational church at $3.50 sharp. This
Is the last recital to be given by Mr..
Taber this season, and the program will
consist of selections that have been the
most popular during the season; and as
Mr.. Taber has given these rccitals to the
public all winter free of charge, he expects
to see the church full of people today to
hear the following interesting program
Romance, Evening Star from Tam
Andante from Violin conarto: "sn
Introduction to Third Act and Bridal
Chorus from Observation-Disclosures. Wagner.
PART H.
Nospie to Lohengrn .............;;. Wagner,
Song without words, ............ Thome
Grand Professional March, from
Queen of Sheba .................. Gounod.
The musical services at st. Mary's Avenue
Congregational church today will be under
the direction of the Mems club and will be
as follows
MORNING.
Organ introduction. ................H II. Allen
I2oNology OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. congregation
Glory Be to the Father. etc.. congresation cong
Soprano solo ........... Miss Lillian Terry
soIo sig6nt or bvmn oShEfeEnlrPy ss TerPy
EVENING.
Yesper organ prelude. II. Allen
Hymn 17S-Time varina, page 465.
CONGREGATION standing sing doHGSiogsy. GaSiossa.Ri1ir Ri
teft@Ten9r$;: Miss Linan TSrry, Miss
Edwards, Mrs. ID. A. Campbell; as
sisted ss by: Tenorss; Mr.; W. Fl. VII,
Mr. Mr., j. Il. ,,r,, Conrad, Mr.. e. Shank.
'Glorla IN flXcelS.S ....,....,.......,..
Quartet-"Lord, Hear My Prayer
Tenor solo-"O Lord, the Only Begotten
~, Son. ;.a...................... Mr.. Wilbur
''Qul lOlllS
Soprano solo-"Thou That Takest
Away ..........:.............Mis Miss Oakley
Quartet-"For. Thou Only Art Holy.
soprano soio""Gomo;e, Holy Spirit
Duet-'In Vain We i,ss ie'
.............. Miss Terry and Mr.. Holmes
Quartet-"Come. Holy Spirit" "............
.Credo ,:.:..',''..''.,' .'''.. .;''''''.''''.
Quartet-"Great is the Lord" ...;...:,n;..
Alto solO-"I VIII Sing Unto the Lord'.