Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

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Mr. Garrett
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Mr.. Koerner.
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druck.
Allegretto.
MIR. Borjes, Mr.. Kocrner.
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Mr.. Garrett.
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Aufschwung.
MIR. Koerner.
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The Two Grenadiers. op. 40, No. l
Mr. Garrett.
Mr.. William D. Crowcll, the we'll
known baritone, has accepted an en-
gagement to sing on the night of No
vember 30th at lIastville, Eastern Shore,
at Thanksgiving church entertain
mcnt at the Opera House. He will rem
der several character comic songs.
December 1st he will sing at Bridge
town. Eastern Shore, at the Town Hall,
for the benefit Of the old Episcopal
Church there. This entertainment is for
the benefit OF a rebuilding fund for the
old Episcopal Church building there.
Mr.. Crowell has appeared at both of
these. places before and has become n
great favorite with the music-loving
people of that section.
$50
Miss Blanche williams, the we'll
with st. Paurs Church choir and will
begin her duties there to-day.
$50
Miss Lee Wellcner, the well-known
soprano singer of Portsmouth. has ac-
cepted n position with st. Pauls Church
choir and will begin there next Sunday
Prof. Jacob j. Miller, choirmaster at
Christ p. e. Church, will celebrate the
tenth anniversary OF his connection
there ms choirmastcr the first Sun
day in December by special music. This
will include THE Lord is Great" from
q
The singers of this will be Miss Eliza
beth ~ Taylor. soprano; Elwood Dun
can, tenor; William Richards, basso.
selection will be, "Oh! Where
Shall Wisdom be Found" the famous
English production OF DR.. Boyce. This
is an anthem and seldom sung in
America.
Miss Agnes Clay, of Park View, a
we'll known teacher OF music, has re-
ceived n very flattering offer from Ar
kansas, and 1t is understood that she
has accepted it and will go there about
January LIST.
Musical circles of this section suffer-
ed Il loss this week In the death OF Mr..
Henry G. Latane, n valued member of
st. Johns p. L. choir. Portsmouth. Mr..
Latane was the possessor OF very
fine bass voice. He was one of the old
est members of the choir. This Is the
second member that this choir has lost
by death since September of this year.
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Proof sheets have just been received
by Mr.. John X. Lawrence Of his latest
sacred produc tion, Jesus, Lover Of My
lished by Henry White, of Washington,
d. C.
$50
Mr.. John X. Lawrence, choirmaster
and organiSt ut st. Johns =. l.. Church.
Portsmouth, is preparing the choir for
the presentation OF the cantata 1.-The
Hope OF the World" by Schneider. This
beautiful cantata will be given at this
church at the Christmas morning SER
vice, and the Buck Festival TIE Deum''
will be sung by the choir, on this occa-
SiOn bv sDppi1l rpunest This ,.o.o
has never been presented in this sec
ton before. The music Is very pretty
and the unaccompanied choral paris
are specially beautiful. This cantata
will afford excellent medium for the
choir to display its we'll known ability
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Mr.. w +. I.umley. the we'll known
tenor, will sing at the mems meeting
this afternoon at the Y. NJ. C. a.
Victor Herber;'s new opera "The
Singing Girl" was recently produced
at New York for the first time at the
Casino. and won instant popularity. 1t
is one of the features Of New York's
present theatrical attractions.
$50
The writer OF Smoky Mokes" has
just got out new .cake-walk. entitled
"a Bunch OF Blackberries," which will
n" '""h' h@c"rNe as popular as ita
companion piece.
Just as the Daylight Was Breaking
is new song by the writers OF Jus,
as the Sun Went Down"
s-::s
Never" is the title Of new ballad
by Messrs. Norton and Casey, OF Nor
folk. that will be on sale shortly. The
publishers believe that this song Will
be q worthy successor of the famous