Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-06


| the weather.
This week has two concerts, each de-
serving. Of large audiences, and though
| both occur on Tuesday evening, there is
no doubt but that they viii have large
! audiences.
The Philharmonic concert will be he'd
| in the Carroll Club auditorium tomorrow
night and from all indications will be
| an exceptionally fine one for even the
Philharmonic. The programme follows:
| Schubert. Quartet, OPP. 125, No. l
Allegro moderate.
! Scherzo prestissinro),
Adagio,
Allegro
Trio for Piano. Violin and Cello. No. 4
| Andante cantabile,
fNTERMIss1oN.
lied ohne worte (spring Song,
(Piano, Violin ana Vioiinceiio.) -''
| Beethoven. Quartet, OPP. IS, No. 5
Allegro
| Minuetto
Andante cantabile con variation,
Allegro.
Philharmonic Quartette-
'
| Mr.. A. Farber, Violin: Mr.. Edw. Blu
| menberg. Violin and Viola; Mr.. Fred
Meyer, Violincello.
~
| The other concert for the same evening
| is for charity, under the auspices of the
| Kings Daughters of the Chap,ine street
| church, and will be held in the Pythian
| Castle. The programme, which is ap-
| pended, will be rendered by the best talent
| Of the city:
| Grand valse Brilliante Piano) .........
Mrs B. B. Ryan. Miss Fora Poilack.
Mrs. Flora williams. Mrs. E. B.
Ryan, Miss Teresa Phillips.
| Meditation sur lie rer Prelude de Piano
Miss Flora Pollack.
- Mrs Flora Williams. ' -
Mrs. q B. Ryan
9s Mr.. Robert Darrah. ne rfies'
| (b) Bonnie Bessie. Gilbert
Miss Teresa Phillips.
~ Miss Sue Caldwell. n '''iia' n
The Land of the Swallows Woices)......
Mrs d. b. RYAN. Miss Teresa = Phi Masaii
Miss Abby Radcliffe, Accompanied.
| Monday evening of next week will be the
| elimination of wish long desired by all
music lovers-that of having Frederic Ar
cher organist of Pittsburg, in an organ
recital. This will be held in the Fourth
street NJ. q. church, which edifice contains
the finest instrument in the city, and the
audience should test the capacity of the
building. Mr. Archer will appear at his
best in interpreting the following splendid
programme:
!. Offertoire i'm c Minor E Batiste
2. Andante in p Minor. .........H III: Smart
3. Concert in Fugue. ............J. l.. Kreb
a. ca Andante in A F'lat.....A. 1Guilman
OBJ Marche Nuptiale. ....A. Guilmant
3. Fantasia Originate. ..................W ely
PART II.
Transcriptions by Frederic Archer.
i. Fete Boheme CTribht de Zamora). ...
Larghetto Plano Concerto in O..
Shadow Air Dinorah5 M Mes5nGSer
! a. Allegro Con Motto (Quintette in A..
S. Overture, La Bayadere' Auber
Public musical affairs for the time inter-
vening between now and 1893 are interest
ing, and are dated as follows:
, Tuesday, December Z, Philharmonic Con-
cert
Tuesday, December 7. Charity Concert
Monday, December 10. Frederic Archer.
Tuesday, December Il; Bits, from OPP
Thursday, December 16, Opera House
Orchestra Concert.
Friday. December II, Bach and Handel
| (continued). Woman's Club Matinee.
Tuesday, December 90 Philharmonic
| Club celebration of Beethoven's anniver-
sary.
Wednesday, December 20, orpheus Con-
Saturday. December 25A exceptional mu-
sic in all churches.
Friday, December 81. Woman's Musical
Club Matinee.
An attraction not yet settled positively,
but which is most probable is the bring
| ing of Mary Louise Clary contralto, who
will be remembered for fine work done
with the Oratorio Society last February,
when it made it's first public appearance
in The Holy City" Miss CIary would
like to appear again in Wheeling. and hav-
ing December 18th unengaged, it is the
laudable effort of Mr. Paris r. Meyers to
bring her here on that night. The song
| recital viii be given at Miligan, Wilkin &
| Co.'S music rooms. and there is no doubt
of every chair being filed.
Mr. Meyers is organizing a vested choir
IN the w eIISDuTg L. u. church,, winch, to-
Cether with the Oratorio Society work
done. is bringing Welsburg people in
/ touch unsteady with Wheeling, and this
was evidenced practically by large party
booked there for the Blauvelt concert,
Friday.
The very unfavorable weather Saturday
kept many Wheeling people from attend
ing the piano recital at Washington, Pa.
given by William II. Sherwood, the Chi
cage. pianist. Mrs. Nellie Warren Hollo-
way. who was present, spoke enthusiastic
cally of Mr.. Sherwood and his perform
ance of the following programme, which
| was a treat throughout:
Bach. Bourree from "a English Suite
Mendelssohn, Variations Serieuses. OBJ
Beethoven, Sonata in E Flat. Oh. 81. No 1.
| Chopin. "Maidens WISH" (Polish Sone1 !:
Mazourka in B Fiat, Cp. Z: Nocturne
in G Sharp Minor, OPP. q, No. l.
Grieg. Coivejg,s Lied. from Peer Gynt''
Schubert-Liszt, Military March
| William H. SherwooS, ''Es. belinda" Oh. IL
No. ?. E. A. Mac Dowe5l Hexentanz
IWitches' Dance. Liszt Tarantelie
| .'Venezia. e Napoii.''
| The musical Interpretation was artistic.
and each number being verbally explained
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