The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-18
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

ana sensationallsm. His playing is
marked by a delicate adjustment of
severity and sweetness, power and
swiftness. possible only to the master
mind aided by phenomenal dexterity.
His program, which is given below, is
calculated to bring out all these quail
ties, and is simply astounding In the
accumulated demands upon his virtu-
osity.
humann-Fantasie, Op. IL
Brahms-Varlations on a Paganini Theme
Leopold odowsky-Capriccio, minor,
Mcnuet, a fiat.
Courante, T. minor
Paraphrases on Chopin's Studies for the
left hand:
Leopold Godowsky-
Op. 25, No. 4 "a minor) left hand
alone.
Op. 10, No. II, and Op. 25, No 3, COM
bined in one piece.
Op. TO- No. s IF major)
Op. 2j, No. s Cd flaD. in sixths.
Op. 10, No. Z &C major study in G
fiat version).
Badinagc-Op. TO- No. and Op. 25,
| No. ., combined in one piece
Chopin-lmpromptu in + sharp.
Berceuse.
Ballade, in A fiat.
Scherzo, in c sharp minor.
Liszt-Eclogue.
At the Spring
Concert Study, in f minor.
Murmurs of the Forest
Spanish Rhapsody.
"A partial list of the patronesses of
the Beynon testimonial concert which
is to be held at the Byceum Thursday
evening Dec. T. is herewith appended:
| Mesdames f. L. Fuller, Thomas Dick
| son, II. M. Boies, r. G. Brooks, II. NJ.
Edwards, William Connell, T.. ~ Will
ard, A. d. Blackinton, r. j. Foster,
| ii. G. Shafer, l.. A. Watres, T, II.
| Watkins, Joseph O'Brien, j. w. Tor
rey, G. II. Welles, f. G. Coursen, A. e.
| Connell, G. L. Connell T. c. Won Storch,
j. y. Richards, G. II. Schadt. Mr.. Bey-
non is meeting with flatterng success
| in the disposal of the boxes and loges,
all of which will be occupied on the
evening of the testimonial. An incom-
parable programme is being arranged
and will present the very best people
in Scranton. Mr.. E. l.. Fuller, chair
man. Mr.. II. c.. Shafer, treasurer, and
| all the members of the committee are
sanguine of the most genuine success
for Mr.. Beynon.
~
The following musical selections will
be rendered at the morning and even-
ing services tomorrow at Elm Park
church, under the direction Of J. AL
fred Pennington:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ-Prelude in c minor Gladstone
Choir-Jubilate in c .Schilling
Choir-Hymn-Anthe .......... Chadwick
Organ-Postlude in fiat Cutler
EVENING.
Organ-Prelude in E fiat ...........Hesse
/ Choir-Magniticat ........ .......Schnecker
Organ-OnertOry in G. Tours
Choir-Hymn-Anthem, selected.
Tenor solo, 1.-The City of Perfect
fcace .;,.;''.'''. 'Chase
OrGan-Postlude in G Bach
| The famous Bauer's hand began its
existence on the West Side in the year
1876, and has during the period of time
since became well known for its mu-
sical abilities. The band has attended
many large events in Philadelphia,
New Jersey and New York during the
past twenty years, one of which vas
the funeral of u. S. Grant in New
York city, accompanying the Paterson
N. j.. First Life Guards, and returning
Scranton musicians. The band al
present consists of a larger member
ship than at any time since its Or
ganizatiOn, and is better equipped for
concert and solo work, which was de.
monstrated to the public by their work
of the last season. The band now con-
templates another treat for the music
loving public, and program 6f excel
lence has been prepared for next Tues
day evening at the Lyceum. We have
no fear in predicting a crowded house
for Prof. Bauer and his musicians or
this occasion. The honorary members
have been circulating among theil
friends in the interest Of the coming
entertainment and have met with
much success. The tickets have beer
selling in a way that insures for tbs
concert the finest audiences of the sea,
son, Miss Susie Black has been en-
gagged as solo soprano. M-ssrS. Miles
Ham and Bauschman are the Other
soloists Cor the event.
Miss Lillian Shirley of the kid
mapped in New York" company, play
ing at the Academy of Music this
week, possesses a pleasing voice ant
is one Of the brightest and handsomes
soubrettes that has rendered topica
songs in Scranton this season.
Following is the music to be used a
the services in the Second Presby
terian church Sunday:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Andante ....,... iassene
Anthem, Life Up Your Heads" g.. Davi,
Quartette end choir.
offertory, duet, Hear Us, o Father"
Lejae
Miss Black and Mr.. Beynon.
Organ postlude, Prelude and Fugue in
10 Minor Observation-Disclosures. Bacl
EVENING.
Organ prelude Romance" ......... Tour
Anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord" Robert
Mr. Beynon and choir
offertory, quartette, Jesus, the Very
Thought of Thee" ............ .Gilchris
Misses Black and Garagan, Messrs.
Beynon and Morgan.
Organ postrde ....................,.. Rincl
SABBATH SCHOOL.
"Festival March" ............ .Mendelssohi
Orchestra.
Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeaVor.
Cornet solo, selected
Mr.. William Stanton, il
Quartette, 81 Lay My Sins on Jesus"
Hawlc
Mrs. Brewster and Miss Salmon, Messrs
Williams and Hollister.
]. NJ Chance, organist and director.
4 Il Il
The annual concert OF Bauer's or
chestra at the Lyceum on Tuesda
evening next, Nov, 2l, will be one O
the pleasing musical events of tn
week. As will be observed by the pro
gramme which appeared in the col
umns Of The Tribune yesterday, an en-
tertainment of unusual merit will b