The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Musical
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Mons. +. vandervcken. the we'll known and
popular violinist, of Brussels, Belgium, assisted
by the beautiful soprano singer, Mrs. l.. G. Wor.
den, graduate from Boston conservatory, and Mr..
Charles Doersam, the clever and well known
pianist, of this city, will give. at Guemsey's
hall. on Tuesday. Dec. 4, at 8 o'clock sharp, a
violin recital. The following programme will be
executed entirely from memory:
/. Fantasic from the opera civilian Tell"
(RossinD, arranged by Leonard for violin
and piano.
F. Vanderveken and Charles Doersam
2. Novelette, No. l, by schumann. for piano
Charles Docrsam
8. (a) Aria on string violin and piano.
(b) Second movement of Sonata III, for
violin alone. ........................S. Bach
by j. Vandervck,
4. Cavatna from opera Queen ot Sleba,'
for soprano. ........................G .Gounod
Mrs Z. G. Worden.
). (a) Meditation from That's opera 49,. .Massenct
b) Reverie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GODDARD
(c) Reverie Oor violin) ........H. vicuxtcmps
F. yandcrveken.
8. Misnon (soprano) ..................A. Thomas
Mrs. i. G. Wordcn.
7. Concerto Romantique .................Go GODDARD
Allegro-Recitative-A ve-Adagio-Gunzonetta-
Allegro Finale
L. Vandcrveken.
8. Angels Serenade with violin obligato) .Braya
Mrs L. G. Worden.
Soprano, Mrs. J.. G. Worden Violin, F.
Nandcrvekcn.
0. (a) The Celebrated Romanza by Svendsen.
tb) Master Singers Prize Song ........ Wagner
(c) sercnade ................ .Picrnez
F. Vandervcken.
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The following programme will be given in the
Second Presbyterian church tomorrow:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pleyel
Anthem, Remember Now Thy Crcator,'
Emerson
(Sung by request).
Ofertory-Solo, "My Redcemer and My Lord
Buck
Mr.. Gippel.
Organ Postlude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rinck
EVENING.
Organ Prelude Observation-Disclosures. krause
Response by Choir. LAY Not Up for Your
Anthem, Chorus Of Mems Voices, "Bliss of
the Purified" .......................K .Koschat
Ofertory-Duet, Great God Attend"
Misses Black and Garagan
(sung by requesD.
Organ Postlude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Calkin
Mr.. j. NJ Chance, Organist and Director.
Special music at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow prepared by Director J. I. Watkins. as
follows:
Anthem, "God Be Merciful" ........... Rossini
Choir.
Duet. "Come Unto Me-" ...............,.. Faurc
Tenor and Bass
Soprano solo, "There Is a Rivcr.... Chaswick
Mrs. Thielc
Anthem, "My Heavenly Home" 49,. Prothcroe
Choir
Free seats and all cordially invited James
Mcleod, d. d., paste,
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A sacred concert will be given at the Lyceun,,
Dec. 10, for the benefit OF the St. Joseph's
Founding Home, worthy institution that Is
sorely in need OF funds to sustain it in its char-
table mission. The best musical ability Of the
city has kindly volunteered their services, and
Q programme Of sacred music Of rare excellence
will be presented Besides many Of our best
soloists, the cathedral choir, under Mr. Schl-
ling's direction, will participate, and large
chorus of seventy-fye select voices will also
sing. This chorus will meet for rehearsal on
Monday and Thursday evenings beginning next
week. The rehesrsals will be held at the Cath
Ollie Young Women's club home, on Washington
avenue. A full attendance OF those who have
been invited is requested
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The first symphony orchestra concert of the
season occurs at the lyceum he evening Of
Dee. TO- Rehearsals, under ln 'n,efatguabls
conductor, Mr.. Theodore IIembergtI, have been
under way since the society's last concert, and
II diligence perseverance and practice count
for anything, the forthcoming concert should he
an artistic success. That the long, patient aud
faithful labors of Mr. ilemberger are h"w'ng
good fruit is plainly apparent in the ,'n" ,bi,
work in the Squdnbatl symphony, Eye,, nod-
each instrument is brought into a prominence
| thar cyines all The nceties of shading. SYM
| patby and expression. OF The symphony itsel
| complete and detailed description will be gyeI