Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-30
MUSICAL.
Dec. 2, 100


curate programme for the lecture-recital
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Pollock for the benefit of the womans
department of the city hospital:
ITALIAN
(a) "Delizie contente''. Francesca Cavalii
1600-1616l
The first known aria from "Gia-
some" the first opera produced in
Rome, 1911.
(b) lie V.olette' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
..............,.....Al essandro scarlatti
Canzone from No. Sc. ''Ariettas
for a Single Voice" published in
1850.
(c) nina" Giovanni Pergolesi
A Siciliana. the story upon which is
founded "Rigoletto."
GERMAN
Ia "Laengste Dauer" ...................
......V olkslieder of the 18th Century
Cb) 'Vergaengliehkeit' .................
Voldsleider of the nth Century
Five Little Songs by Great Composers:
ca "Sarabande,' from "Almira" Handel
Q6S5-17S9)
Cb) "Cavatina," from "semerimis" Chuck
Q7l4-17SO
(c) 'Wiegenlied' ....................M Mozart
G756-1792)
I'D Lied" GIeine). ............ Meyerbeer
Q794-18'D
(e) "Kndermacht' .Schumann
MODERN GERMAN
OBJ Elm Tan" .....................Cor Cornelius
FRENCH
(Chansops of the Eleventh Century,
(a) 'Dieu quel marriage. ......)
b Nantes femmes' ..........)
(c) "BOnne Mutt .................
Id Autumn Thoughts" .........) Massenet
EI- NGARIAN-
{a) Long Ago. ........................)
Co Rosebud .... ................-.....l
Arranged and hermorizel by Fran
chs hOrbay.
SCANDIEAVIAN-
ca ''Sehnsucht' Fritz Arlsberg
(b) Fathers Lullaby .. Edouard Greig
lTALO-AMERICAN-
The Night Has Thousand Eyes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Paolo La Villa
(MSS. song written for and dedicated
to Mrs. Dean)
The entertainment will be given by
those capable and well known musicians.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Dean, of New
York, the topic being: The Song Writers
of Europe"
These Dean Iecture-recitals have been
given in New York city and various 9th
err musical centres throughout the coun-
try with unvarying success for the pas,
ten seasons. Mr. Dean is a ripe musical
scholar who for many years was the
musical editor Of the New York Press,
the Herald and other prominent New
York dailies He was the first to give in
this country a course of lectures on the
History of Music, tracing the progress of
the art from the earliest known times
down to the present, and illustrating each
lecture with the music of the age or of
the composer upon which he was lectur-
ing. He was also the first to give analyt-
zeal lectures upon the programmes of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra and the New
York Symphony Society in New York
and his lecture upon the "Stabat Mater
Illustrated by the musical settings of the
hymn by Rossini, Dvorak, Pergolesi, Pal
estrina, etc, aroused new interest in the
entire subject of church music and were
followed by productions by the Musical
Art and the Oratorio Societies of the
Palestrina and Hengchel "Stabats," here
tofore unknown in this country. The
Song Writers of Europe" has to do as
its title indicates, with the smaller musi-
cal products of the musicians of Europe
The programme of music consists of
songs Of Italy Germany France and
Scandinavia, all sung by Mrs. Dean, in
terspersing desultory chat by Mr.. Dean
on the songs and their writer's
Mrs Dean has already been heard in
Wheeling, under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Musical Club, and her voice and
method have been duly admired by the
music lovers of the city. MIR. Dean was
made known TO the readers Of the Reg
lister last winter by a series of New York
letters, entitled metropolitan Music"
which gave in a chatty, newsy and bril-
liant style the doings Of the musical folk
in the metropolis. Those Of our readers
who have read his letters with SO much
pleasure will be still more interested to
see and hear him on the lecture plat
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