The morning times., 1896-04-12
Music and Musicians.


The Easter Anthem by Fanciulli, is a
trio for soprano, tenor and basso. 1t
furnishes good opportunity to exhibit the
beautiful soprano voice OF Miss Margo
Hanway and its careful training by Maestro
Fanciulli, with whom she is studying for
the operate stage. She will sing at st.
Matthews today at both mass and yespers.
The Schubert Club met on Tuesday evening
at the residence of Miss Flora Freyhold-
Mr.. Frank Reesiae was heard in several
vocal selections. Instrumental trio, by
Miss Flora Freyhold, pianist; Miss Birdie
Lucas, yiolinist: Miss Minnie Schott. cello.
MendelsSohn's Z" "Fingalis Cave piano duet.
by Misses Clara and Charlotte Willembucher.
Mr. Burchard, (who has just returned from
his musical study i'll Dresden), sang, ac-
companied by his sister, Curshmann's Tile
Fisher, and Schumann' So t wo Grenadiers,'
Prof Anton Gloetzncr, brilliantly executed
a fantasie from ''Tristam and Isolde
Paderc wskis Sonata was given by Mr..
Hermann Rakcmann, accompanied by Miss
Bestor. Miss Stark, from Wurtzberg, per-
formed the Spinning song arranged by
ListZ. Mrs. Brynes, Mozart's Fantasia -
Near the close of the evening Mrs. Lizzie
Macnichol Vetta came in and favored
those present with two songs. Her Sc
Could T. Mr.. Edward Droop is the
president OF the club, and the next meeting.
which viii he business one, will be held AT
Droop's music store in Steinway Hail.
Today at st. Matthew's the music rem
dercd on Easter Sunday will be repeated
at the request of many members OF the
congregation, and others who did not
have an opportunity to hear ii on Easter
day. The principal part OF the music
Will he the grand compost tion OF FanciGlh,
his mass in ID, dedicated 10 Cardinal
| Satoll. This work gives ample oppor-
tunity 10 The choir of ST. Matthew'S to
exhibit it's best points. This mass is
ella ssically written in the pure Italian
school. 1T is melodious and there are
many motifs i'll il that cannot be fully
appreciated in IA single hearing.
Miss Alice Burbage's closing musicale
for this season will Ia ke place the last
of May.
Mr.. John Porter Lawrence has been
engaged as organist for the First BAPTIST
Church. He cannot enter Immediately
upon his duties. but will serve for time
during the evening services.
Mr.. Percy 5. Foster has been called to
Richmond by the serious illness of
relative.
The musicale given on Friday evening al
The residence OF DR.. Adams. No. 6I9 MSS
achuSetts avenue southeast, by he pupils or
; Miss Julia Maedei, the following program
was given Duct, "Minsirel'E serenade." !"
Misses NJ. Casper and Julia Maedei; solo,
Tolt's Little Fairy Miss Dev"da King:
Maeicrs Broken Ring Mr.. Louis Adams;
WaGnerS ''LOhCngrin." Miss Rita Stlnzing;
duct. The Shepherd Boy Misses Pauline
springsguth and j. Maedcl; Bischoffs
~ hen You ana t. Miss Mamie Casper;
! Lange's In Rank and File Miss Rosie
! Vermillion; SprinGsguth'S Loves Old,
| Sweet Song" Miss Jcannette King: duet,
Whymau's Waves of the Ocean, Misses
! Jessie Wood and Rita Stinzing: Maedels
! Nearer Ny God 10 Thee Miss Mabel
| webster: Mellnotte's Grand Fantasie de
! Concert III Troyat ore Miss Anns
! Mason: Mactel'S Ben Bolt" given by Miss
/ Pauline Springsguth on the autoharp
was ono OF the features of the evening;
| Lcyitack's LES Ramcaux." t1h" Palms, f,
Miss Gertrude Book; Hoffman's "Cavaileria
! Pusiicana.' duet, Misses Jeanette King
/ and j. Maedcl: Leybacks Fantasie de
Concert, Norma" Miss Helen De Aoll:
De Kontsly's "A Weakening of the Lion, "
| arranged as duet. by Misses Annis Mason
and J. Maedel; Blind Toms Battle OF
| Manassas" Mr.. Thomas King. Those
| deserving especial mention were The Misses
King. Wood. StinZing. Mason, Springsguth,
| De Moll and MI. Thomas King.
on wednesday evening the musical con-
tributors to he meeting heldby Mississippi
| State Association, were Mrs. j. : Thomas,
! whose piano solo, La Chasse.' was a
brilliant selection. Mrs. Il. c. Hernhon,
Mr. William scholz, Gen. j. 5. Thomas
and Prof. y. Meyer. The vocal numbers
were Sing. Pretty Birds, to Me- and
"BCdouin Love Song" Mr.. Scholz's viClin
and Annie Laurie" A duet for violin
and piano, Way Down South in Dixie, =
closed the evenings entertainment.
The concert to bc given on May 10 by
the Rubcnstein and Capital Glee Clubs
will Introduce for The first time in WASH
ington "Clarice of Eberstein," musical
! work by Josef Rheinhcrger, founded on
| the poem OF Evon Hoffinass.
Prof George W Lawrence held last
| night Il rehearsal Of his cast in the opera
The Sorcerer'' II viii be given in May.
| One of the performances Will be for the
| benefit of the Mount Pleasant Field Band
Miss Lulu NJ. Pisiorio was vocalist ant
pianist on Wednesday evening at the
| meeting of the Short Story Club. She
sang Biginas La Fieiora' and one o
Fritz Emmet's popular ballads. She played
THE Battle of Mana sSas'' most effec
| lively. Miss Metcalrs rendition Of ''BN
the Waysde," was highly appreciated.
The Chautauqua A ssociation are max
ing arrangements 10 hold number o
concerts in the amphiihcater of Glen Echt
during the summer season
Miss Blanche Rueckert was soloiSt or
| Thursday evening at the Second Regime n
Band entertained in odd Fellows Hal
on Seventh street.
Mr.. Phillips OF The Marine Band hat
charge OF the musical program in tn,
/ Church of the Reformation on Frida
! night
1 Mr. George Lillibridgc led the singin
in Grand Army Han on Thursday night
! For solo he finely rendered The Swor,
of Bunker HILL
| The Moody Choir, on Wednesday. tia
10Th inst. viii render Loyal Soldiers
composition by Mr.. Percy S. Foster
Hail. Mighty Lord 20 Come Let u
Sing" Praise Ye jehovah and "Glor
to the Lamb
Mr.. Henry White will shortly issue tw
new compositions ylocal composers "Idlt
wild Waltz" by A. Jones, and IVY
Mercer caprice by s. ID. Anderson.
Mrs. Yeua H.iZZie Macnichol) was neye
in better voice than on Easter Sunda,
hn., hns