The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-12
By the Park Church Quartet Of Hartford,
consisting of


Hubert Maerckleln ...,..............Te Tenor
Alfred harrington ,..,..................B Bass
e. L. Couch, Jr:, substituted
| John s. Camp, Organist and Conductor.
Miss Sarah Fl. Hamilton ......... Pianist
Miss Emma spieske .vlollnist
Three Spring songs.
a. "A Spring Song. .........., ,Plnsuti
b. . 10 Lg seIys ,May"..''..' German Taan
| Park Church Quartet.
Violin Solo-a. Larghetto; b. Adaglo-Allegro
Vivace-From Second Sonata. OPP. q
Miss Splcstc, '''''
| Soprano Solos-a. Expectation. .......
b. THE Bei"... .Sant-saens
| Mrs Smith
| Piano Solo-a. Prelude; b. Air; C. Ri
| gaudon. from Holberg Suite, Op, 40
Miss Hamilton. =, '' :
Tenor s11 So sol9sm"onaway, awake" from on
Quartet Rhapsody" ....... .Rheinberger
Park Church Quartet.
Mrs. Reynolds.
Violin Solo-a. ."Adago Non Troppo'
| b; "Bourree," from Sec. Suite. op;,,
'f Miss spicsie. MIS-
Mr.. Couch. "
Piano Solo-a Op. %. No 10; b. OPP 3d.
No. 2; c OF R,s g. No; 9, Studies Chopin
Quartet-"To the Sunshine" ..... .Bohme
Park Church Quartet.
2 p. m.
Hyperion.
Song Recital.
Ericsson f.. Bushnell
Accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Bushnell.
-Four songs from the "Eland" ::......
a. Secret Grectings;" b. "Moonight "a
Night" c. "Anathema;" d. "Re,ig-
nation"
'Du Bist Fine Bume" ............... List
Der Wanderer" =. Il. ..,........ Schubert
"Du Bist Die Rub ..,.........,.. Schubert
Evening Star" (TannhauseD ... Wagner
'"The Two Grenadiers". .Schumann
Bose Marie ;;,...;;;..........,..a Molloy
Song to the Night. ....,...... Schneider
I'm Questa Tomba'. ............. Beethoen
LES Larmes" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Reyer
I'm Nights Sui Calm" ............. Luther
"GipSy John ...................... Clay
4 Up. m.
Hyperion,
d. ~, ChamDer concert. ..n.,s.
Ing Of
Franz Kaltenborn ............ First Violin
Edwin Wa:ther. .........'''' Second E r,li
Herman MIR Rayer.iionc vio,oncela
Edwin Walther .............. Accompanist
Quartet in c major-Three movements
Ada pin lloprn AnJanta CoptohiIe Mnl.
to Allegro.
Violin solos--a. ,Ronanze' ;Svendsen
Wr iKy. a'tauhnrn 'ioo''e = "''s
Andante Cantablle. from Quartet. OPP
IL ............. .......,. Tschaikowsky
va" ~o''e''a' iio'i 0u"i'e'' op' uondoissoh,,
yiooncello Solo-"Widmung" Poppcr
Mr. Bayer-Nane.
Ware op ;o,t -, bazI,nl
Gayotte' Gntermezzo,' Aliegretto.
Quass Presto,
- p m.
Rruch's "ArminIus
The Gounod Society of New Haen
IWo hundred ana Seventy,nve voices
'sA0' ''''''''o Sainists w. N0'i'"' '0i
Miss Gertrude May Stein H.. Mezzo Soprano
theodore van YORK. Tenor
H. ''t nrnhostro i''''
From the New York and New Haven Sym.
phony Societies. Forty-one Musicians.
BY permission of the board of educa-
ton, Mr.. B. Jepson. supervisor of music
In the New Haven public schools, fasar-
ranged with the officers of the Connect |
icut Music Teachers association to IL
lustrate musical methods, as taught in
the schools Of New Haven, as the edu-
cational feature of the festival
The exercises Will take place in War
ner Hall every afternoon during the |
sessions of the association, commencing |
at four o'clock.
Five classes of children, number twen-
ty-four pupils in each class, VIII eXem-
piify the work of all grades in musical
instruction. Each class will represent
several school districts, and Will come !,
together for the first time without other
than the daily drill which
they have received In their respective
school rooms.
In connection with the exercises of the
which will consist of sight
reading, musical dictation and indlvid-
ual singing, there will be an elaborate
exhibition of written music mounted on
frames, consisting of original and die
tated exercises selected from all schools
and grades. 1t will be noticed in the
dictated exercises, that from third to
eighth grade inclusive. each alternate
exercise Is a transportation of the preced-
ng exercise to different clef, key or
With the exception OF hrst grade
!, oih ~, H..
,inola oless from a rear-bv school each
lays exercises will be represented by