The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-24

be a superficial observer indeed who
judged de Pachmann's playing was
what he would have you think it Is by
his manner. 1t is strong, poetic; now
and again has marvellous feeling.
Pachmans audience on Saturday went
mad with delighted enthusiasm. They
were quite right.
Programme Of Baucr's band at Lake
Ariel tomorrow, Sunday, June 20, 1899,
viii be as follows:
March, "Ohio state Band. Farrer
overture, "Maritana" Wallace
Selection, "A Runaway Girl'... Caryll
Whispering Flowers ..."r"F. V. Blon
Medley, Popular Airs' '....... Boettger
Selection, The Bartcred Bride"
Smctana
Gloria, from Mozarts Twelfth mass,
Mozart
Jung Wcrncr's Parting Song"
trombone solo ........,........Ne NeSSler
Albion" grand selection on English,
Irish and Scotch airs...... Barteus
March, "Burr's Triumpha" Alexander
star Spangled Banner"
r. J. Bauer conductor.
Tho final rccitals of the Southworth
Studios of Music will take place on the
evenings of Monday June 26th, We'd
ncsday, the 2Sth and Friday. the 3Oth.
The first two will be given in the stu
diOs, the last at the Excelsior club
house, Washington avenue. The pro-
grammes will comprise numbers for
voice, violin and piano, i'm both solo
and example by the pupils of Miss
Cordelia Freeman, Miss Julia Clapp
Allen and Mr.. Southworth. The public
is cordially invited.
Mr.. y. De Virgil, the gifted inventor
Of the Practise Clavier and author of
the Virgil method, will give a lecture
on this subject Of "How to make a pos
sibc player into an actual player" at
the Jervis- -Hardenbergh school Mon
day, June 26th.
The large number of summer music
schools to be held in various parts of
the country this year is a very graft
flying sign of the increasing interest in
art and the progressive attitude of the
American teacher. One of the best
known New York teachers, Mr.. Perlee
V. Jervis, is to conduct a five weeks
summer course at the Jervis- Harden
hrrgh piano school, beginning June 26.
This will give Scranton people an un-
usual opportunity to study the Virgil
ClaViCr method which has been Great
ing such ~ sensation in Germany and
England. The method is to be adopted
shortly in the New England COnserva-
tory Of Boston, where Mr.. Virgil also
is to held five weeks session this
summer. That Scranton people are
taking 4 very lively interest in the
work of Mr.. Jcrvis is evidenced by the
large number Of pupils already en-
rolled in his summer class.
The following selections will he rem
dcrcd in tomorrOw's services at Elm
Park church, under the direction of
Mr.. J. Alfred Pennington:
Morning Service.
Organ, Theme and Variations"
Whitney
organ, I'm Paradisium" Dubois
Organ, "Fugue i'm + minor. Bach
Hymn-anthem, Come Unto Me-"
Thayer
Anthem, How Lovely Are THY
Dwellings Fair" Spohr
Evening Service
Organ, "Rhapsodie in D.. Saint Saons
OOrgan' E%tase' .;.11,....... .Deshayers
VI Stll' L itluut anu Il NG ut Ill II .lbdCn
Anthem, "Jubilate in b fiat" Schubert
Solo, selected
Hymn-anthcm, abide with Me-"
Shelley
Prof. Southworth will give a number
of musical entertainments next week
which will attract much attention. on
Monday and Wednesday evenings the
musicales will be held in his studio,
over PowelPs. on Friday evening a
more elaborate affair will be held in
Excelsior hall as the close of most
successful year.