The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-10
WEDNESDAY, MAY is.

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The Programme Committee, In accordance
meeting, offered prizes for original compo-
sitions and obtained the consent of the
following to act as judges J, Frank H DAM a
Fhade # Nsw and nGr s Warren IF New W
York The compositions sent in did not in
clude those that could be performed at
this time, and therefore the Composers
hour is replaced by the programme below:
The judges awarded the First Prize to
John $. Camp of Hartford, for two mum
pers for 6n sIg March, ~ A1ddnte
Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress They also
unanimously awarded the Third Prize to
John s. Camp, for an Organ Sonata in
three movements.
(Number not given .............s.....
Hans Kronold.
Accompanied by. Mrs. A. H. Taylor;
song-sprins ,;s AT Tasfa fgs1,tt Buck
Accompanied by George Brown.
~ William L. Morgan. jr
=. Accompanied BY Willis H; Alling. =,
Frederick Guilford
Accompanied by Louis Felsburg.
song-Before the Dawn ......; Chadwick
Miss Louise Battersby.
Accompanied by Mr.. Alling.
Hans Kronold
song-patfia N Miss ,,1i'''''''' Ma''e'
song-The Silver Cup .............A adams
Mr.. Morgan.
song-Ave Maria .Bach-Gounod
With Violin obiigafo BY Miss Helen Robb
Song-Irish Folk-Song ............. .Foote
Miss Battersby.
Trio Fantasia Hongroise, for two flutes
Mess less i Guilford, William II Hege and
Alling.
Subject: "The Mission of the Vocal
Teacher"
By Frank FL. Tubbs.
u. m.-Hyperion-Pian Recital.
Orion Bradley, assisted by Miss Lillian
Washburne.
Gayotte and Clique from Suite Franchise
IN 9 major Mr. bradley 'baeh
Forget Me Not .....................s uppe
Miss Washburne, accompanied by George
Brown.
Nocturne in G major, op. 81, No. e.. Chopin
Sonata in 3 fat, OPP. 53..... .Schytte
Allegro brosio.
Intermezzo.
s4oderato cantabiie.
Finale.
Allegro motto agitato.
Mr.. Bradley.
'p''ns'iue Miss Washburno. De'A'i
Two Etudes from Op. 2...,.. .Henselt
/. Duo, "Repos d'Amour'
2. 'Tu m,attires, me'entraines, me-
engloutis."
man Lebt Nur Einmal'' (soirees de
Mr.. Bradley.
I
scians-P Professor Horatio W. Parker.
Conductor, assisted by Professor
Samuel Sanford, pianist; Isdor
| Troostwyck, violinist.
| Symphony, in B minor, (unfnishe0....
,, ..:,;.... ........ ..............Sc Schubert
Andante con motto.
Concerto, in e fiat, for Plano and Or
Professor Sanford.
Suite L'Arlisienne ..Bizet
Prelude.
Minuet.
Adagietto.
Carlton.
Traumerie, for Violin and Orchestral.
Mr.. Troost ;1 e = F." u 81
Oyerture-Ruy Bias ........... Mendelssohn
8 p. m.-Hyperion- verdis Requiem Mass.
Chorus of Two Hundred and Fifty Voices,
by the Hosmer Hail Choral Union Of
Hartford, and the Philharmonic Society
of New Britain. Soloists: Mad. Glenn
entine DeVere, soprano; Mrs. Katherine
S. Bloodgood, contralto; Theodor Van
| YORK, tenor; Joseph S. Baernsten, bass.
Orchestra: From the New YORK SYM
phony Society, forty musicians. r, p.
Paine, conductor.
The officers of the Connecticut Music
| Teachers Association are as follows:
| President-John S. Camp, Hartford.
! Secretary and Treasurer-A. J. Wilkins,
Bridgeport.
Programme Committee-Thomas G. Shep-
ard, New Haven; George A. Kies, Norwich;
Willis II. Alling, New Haven.
Executive Committee-H. W. Elton, New
Haven; f. R. Langdale New Haven; Il. W.
Canada, New Haven.
| Vice Presidents-Fairfeld County, D. f.
| Disbrow, South Norwalk; Hartford County,
Edward G. Buck, Winsted; Middlesex Coun-
ty, E. G. Camp, Middletown New Haven
County, E. E. Isbell, Branford; New Lon
don County, II. L. Warrington, Norwich;
| Tolland County, George |. Favor, Rockville;
Windham County, Dwight E. Abel, Will
mantle.
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