The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-05
MUSICAL GOSSIP.


Mrs. Kathryn Thiele soprano; Miss
Jennie Buchwald, piano, and Mr.. Fla
wen Nanderveken, violin, will be heard
at the Bicycle club rooms on Tuesday
March 10. The programme below is a
very excellent one, as those who know
can see at glance, and this trio of ar
tlsts who are to interpret the great COM
posers' VIII give their audience a de-
lightful evening. Programme:
Duo, Fantasia Martha"
Gregorin and Leonard
MISS Buchwald and Mr.. Vanderveken.
Air de Ballet. .Moszkovsl,i
Miss Buchwald.
NaD Ar on the G string. Bach
Cd Romance in Beethoven
tGl spring song .Mendelssohn
u) liauineTel :'''............ Schumann
Mr.. Vanderveken.
Jewel song, "Faust'" Gounod
Mrs. Thiele.
Fourth Grand Concerto. .Vieuxtemns
lnlrouucllon.... n.............Adagio Religioso
Mr. Vanderveken.
'0 Couhals tn le Pays, "Mignon,"
Thomas
CD Lullaby ,Gerrit smith
") MaZurka Aime-Moi. .Chopin-Tiardot
Mrs. Thiele.
CD Duet for violin alone. rd
w baHade .'............F. Vanderveken
Mr.. NanderVeken.
Ahsels Serenade ,.....................B Braga
Mrs Thiele and Mr.. Vandeveken
la) Song of Young Girl. Dupont
to) Last Sleep (prelude). .Massenet
U@2 @ Shasoh Polonaise........ Wieniawski
w 'eiclldue '..'.'...,.......,.... Piernez
Mr. Nanderveken.
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Last Wednesday afternoon the piano.
pupils of Mr.. j. NJ. Chance rendered the
Following programme in a most accenr-
able manner in his new studio. It was n
pulpls' recital and each selection was
gwen win that attention to details whicn
SHOWS that careful and earnest work is
being done by teacher and puniI The
following is the programme.
sonata, Up. IA, No 2, Allegro, An
dante, ScherzO. Becthoven
.,,,, Miss Mabel Rennie.
THE Flatterer". r"......,..... C,banirodo
Miss Ruth Hanley.
Nocturne," in f. flat Cbon;n
Miss Mary Gearhart,
THE Happy Farmer .scbuman
Miss Elizabeth Blair.
"a Little Story" .Iicbnor
Miss Glare Brewster.
Miss Grace Laws.
N' ''',..'....''........... .........Rummel
Miss Bessie Stelle.
''''''''''''''............ GODDARD
lIfiper
Miss Olive Withers.
Peer Gynt-Suite--
The Morn.
Death of Ase
Antra's Dance.
Ihe Alng's Hall ,Griee
Mr. Charles Doersam.
Bob Sterner. formerly leader OF the
Rlnggold band, of the South Side, has
organized band of twenty-one niecee ~
De known as the West Side band. They
VIII rehearse in Knierlan hall, 1870 Main
avenue.
Ihe Lyric quartette composed of Tom
Bynon, first tenor; Dave stephens sec |
Uhu TENOR; fhlllp Warren, first bass.
John w. Jones, second base: have beep |
engaged to sing at a series of concerts |
TO be given by conservatory of music
at Selln's Grove, early i'm AnriI Tha |
quartette is greatly favored evervwbere
and the lovers of music at Selin's Grove |
VIII, no doubt, be pleased with their |
efforts. ''e''
John T. Watkins has returned after
spending the early part of the week et
New York. "'
The pretty duet, Love Divine" by DR..
Sterner, was eXcellently rendered nv Mr.
8ynon and Miss Black at the Presbyter-
ian church last Sun~ay evening.
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Philip Warren and Miss Lydia Sailor
are on the programme to sing at Forest
city Congregational church concert, on
March IT, WI
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liazleton eisteddfod has been POSTPONED
ln'll later date. The date will be men.
TONED In this column at the proper time.
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Miss Rhoda Clarke, of Swetland street,
sang very sweetly at the Tabernacle
church last Tuesday evening.
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John II. Thomas of Lafayette street,
VIII sing THE Holy City by Stephen
ADAMS, at the Sherman A, enue mission
sunday school tomorrow.
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MISS Margaret Jones, of BeiIevue was |
greatly encored at the annive -sary ex-
'Icises commemorative of ST. Da ids day
II the Tabernacle Congregational church
IN Tuesday evening. She is a , enerai
aVorite and is greatly admired.
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william John Davis. leader of the sing
ng at the Welsh Congregational church
Il South Main avenue, is worthy of great
raise for his untiring efforts in making