The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-07

Cb) Melodic Mazurka .....Lcscheuzky
Miss Seymour
"Tcll Me- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Gibbs.
Rhapsodic lIongroisc ..................Liszt
Miss Seymour.
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Nlelodio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Maykapar
Miss Seymour
Mr., Alfred Wooler, tenor OF Elm Park
church. has Just invented and copy
riEhtod a chart % inches by Cla inches
which, when placed on the Keyboard uf
piano or organ, points out every major,
minor ana dominant seventh chord there
is i'm music; at the same time showing
harmonic prc grcssion of same. It is so
simple that child can readily under
stand It. Any person, musician or not.
can learn how to play chords correctly in
any key by it, it displays great inventive
genius. Mr.. Woolcr will have it pub
lishcd both in England and i'm this coun-
try on July 4, 1N9S, 1t is predicted that
! ii will have a large sale.
| Mrs. Kennedy. tho new soprano Of Elm
| Iark church, will sing a solo tomorrow
| evening.
Mr.. Lewis *. Brown, late of the Scrar-
|
his position as teacher of sight singing,
| etc.
Mr.. II. =. Drcycr, late Of the Prcshy-
tcrian church choir, this city. is meeting
| with much success at the New England
Conservatory Of Music, Boston.
Y 4 4
one Of the grandost concerts OF the
season viii be held i'm the Scranton Bi-
cycle rooms on WASHINGTON avenue Tho
| Apollo club. Of which Professor +. J. Da-
vieS had been conductor prior to his re-
| cent visit to Pittsburg. where he will
| permanently reside. will give a tcstimon-
| ial concert on Tuesday evening the 18th
| inst, Professor Hcmbcrger. who has
devoted a great deal of time to the or
| ganizatiOn i'm the absence of Professor
| Davies, has been chosen the conductor.
| The Apollo club has been in existence for
| several months and now shows strong
| evidence of being permanent orgauza-
| tion. Professor I1cmb"rCcr has been aC-
| lively engaged in training the chorus
| which Will on this occasion sing several
of Professor Davies compositions.
The beautiful solo which Mr. WooIcr.
| tenor of Eln Park church. sang last sun
day evening, is his own composition and
| will shortly he published by the HaIch
Music company, Philadelphia.
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Thn people Of the South Side had rare
| treat given them last Thursday evening
i'm hearing i'm concert the magnificent
| singing Of Miss Timhcrman and Mrs. E
G. Worden. of this city, together in con-
cert.
\ N
Mr. Phnip Warren has received an en-.
pagement to sins ut o. concert in ocean
The latest composition published hy d
o. Evans, Of Youngstown. O.. is the ma
tional song and chorus, go Blessed Land
of Gwalia." This song was cOmposed nv
John H. Powell, of West Scranton. ana
dr,itttn,,i,. ,,5 mr', VI 5''o Io"'cSt ana most
I W, ,' ,''Tu" 'V'h,0SIu"hS mat
- n.n p""ilSlr"' me arrange
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t''i. ',,,',. i, M''Sn anu EiEHSh me
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Tho Wilkes Barre cistcddtod. which was
until the fan. The change was seen noc-
esSirF owing I" the condition Of the
times.
| The Lyric duartctte, composed of phIIin
an" rom h'yhIh' WI ne prominent at
.Ho opening "' lHe hhlShls OF Malta nan
III '"lS city j" june
Tho male voice choir which had boan
| preparing the "Dcstruction of Gaza. % mn
der the leadership of Professor pros-nr
has disbandcd.
y concert VIII bo held by tn" jackson
Ia, o,,erin" mo Ilti, ir,st
| renditions of solos duots and Cbor,y,,
| by the choir. some of Scranton's prnmi-
| ncnt yocalists will particlnatc
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| On sunday evening at the plymouth
Cohgresauohai church OF the West Side
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