Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-02
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On Thursday evening, May 10. Nine. Teresa
Carreno. the great pianist, will give a most
interesting concert, the program OF which, to-
gether with an analysis, will appear in this
column next Sunday. Nine. Carreno Is with
out question the foremost woman pianist in
the world. The great Clara Schurmann. wife
to the composer, Robert Schumann, was not
her equal. Nine. Carreno was born at
Caracas, in the republic of Venezuela, Dec5m-
Der %, 1853, and is said to have been a pupil
Of GOttschalk in New York in 1869. Amerl-
cans have a special interest in her, for she is
an American. She has played in all tie
great cities Of Europe and THE season has
scored triumph after triumph in New York,
Boston. Chicago and nearly all he other
| large cities east of the Missouri river. Her
visit to Omaha will be an ovsat of the season
to be ranked next to the advent Of Nine.
Nordica.
The program of the concert by the Musical
Union, to be given Monday, May 10, at the
Creighton, is as follows:
Ov~erture-Merry Wives of Windsor.."" =.
N'co'al
Concerto-Piano and orchestra. ........ List
Mrs. G.. NJ. Hitchcock.
(a) Intermezzo-From Cavalleria Rusti-
% Serenade-String Orchestra....... Pierue
Orchestra.
Scenes PlctureSqueS .".-............ MaS5enet
Orchestra
Baritone Solo
Homer Moore and Orchestra.
Rhapsodie Hungroise No. D',.~""..Liszt
Observation-Disclosures .............. Wagner
Orchestra.
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Next Friday evening, at the Creighton
theater, Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, supported by
Miss Georgiella Lay, pianist. and
Dick, %yi0linist, will give a concert under the
auspices of the Woman's club and the Young
Women's Christian association. Miss Yaw
Is noted for the great range OF her voice.
and it is claimed for her that she can sing
higher than any other SOPRANO In the world.
Besides possessing so unique a voice, she Is
a thoroughly trained singer, and is reckoned
by many as a really great artist. Seats for
this concert will be on sale at the box office
next Tuesday morning. HOMER MOORE.
Musical Notes.
On May 10 the Musical union will give
a concert in the Creighton theater for the
benefit of the local musicians. An orchestra
of forty performers will play under the
direction OF Hans Albert, and a varied and
interesting program IS in preparation.
Emil Rainbold. violinIst. recently OF Chi
cago, has come TO Omaha TO reside. Mr..
Reinbold has studied with Rosenbecka, Carl
becker and William Lewis, in Chicago, and
has had considerable experience as a sololst
and orchestra player. He will doubtless
prove to be a valuable addition to the
orchestral resources of this city.
One OF the mCst enjoyable concerts OF the
season was given Thursday evening at the
Ames Avenue Congregational church by the
Saratoga Mandolin club. The club, consist
ing OF fifteen members. under the direction of
Miss Isabelle Doyle, gave evidence OF thor
ough and conscientious practice. Miss Riser
OF Lincoln charmed the audience with her
delightful voice. and Mr.. +, w. Vincent's
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fine.
The rehearsals for the Farland Banjo con-
cert, to take place May 27. are progressing
nicely. Mr.. Gellenbeck well present an
orchestra Of thirty banjos. mandolins and
guitars, assisted by A. o. Mullers orchestra
OF zlthers. etc. Little Marion Snowden, the
child danseuse, will also take part. Mr..
Farland's selections will consist mainly Of
the classics Of Bach. Beethoven, Handel,
Mendelssohn and Chopin. In the allegro