The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02

makes an effective number for the choir soloist
"Gae to Sleep" song by William Arms Fisher
for low voice in A, will be welcomed by
traltos with a rich low register. NJ. l.. Koe.
vcssys new song, 81 Know Not Why" is issued
in two keys, in z for medium voice and G foT
low voices. The verses were written by Morris
Rosenield, Jewish poet who until recently
was a tailor in the sweatshops in the slums OF
New York. The composer has caught the spirit
OF the words, which are decidedly lyric in
quality 1t is simple and easy to sing. W. Ber.
wald has written three new piano solos, "Dance-
Serenade," Evening Song and "Gayotte." Tho
Dance -Serenade" is a graceful, pianistic COM
position in o.s dance rhythm the principal
theme, pastoral In character, Is supported in the
bass by a reiterating figure in three notes. Tho
"Evcnng Song" is a As grade piano solo. The
"Gayotte" Is less difficult to play than the other
two Of Mr.. Berrald's compositions. 1t is mclo.
dious and OF high order. There are no octave
passages for the right hand and but few for tho
left. These three piano solos should appeal 10
teachers and pupils alike. The foregoing are all
published by the Oliver Ditson company,
Tho programme OF music at the First Presby.
terian church tomorrow morning will be as fol-
lows:
FESTIVAL Deum" Dudley Buck
Choir
Trio, "On Thee Each Living Soul Awaits"
from the "Creation'O O................H Haydn
Mrs. Thiele, Hessrs. Stephens and Watkins.
Personnel OF the quartette: Mrs. Kathryn
Thiele, soprano; Mrs. II. S. Keller, contralto;
David Stephens, tenori J. 7. Watkins, baritone,
and directori Mis- Florence II. Richmond. or.
ganist
At the closing reception for this season OF
the New Century club Of Csrbondale, held at
. hn of Mr. hall
the following fine programme was given by
Miss Cordelia Freeman, soprano, OF this city,
and Mrs. Charles Hull, violinist, Of New York;
Reyerie ..,,'...'''..''........''.' 'suStemps
Jewel Song ''.'......'....'...''.''' Gounod
Caprice Basque NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sarasatl
Old English Songs
Concerto De Beriot
(a) "Four-Leaf Clover. "...,.,..,..,..,.. Coombs
(b) Spring Song" .......,................. GanI
(c) Lullaby" Observation-Disclosures. Brahms
II II II
The Queens Surprise" nsw musical play.
by J. @. Marcy, Is published by the Oliver Dit
son company. The music Is written with a full
knowledge Of the range OF children's voices and
their musical limitations; 1t Is bright, catchy
and easy TO sing, The play tells an interesting
story OF tho guomss and elves
The Schubert quartetts will participate at tho
concert to be given under the auspices OF the
North End male chorus at the Providence Audi
torium next Friday evening.
Il Il Il
THE Holy City" as given by Mr.. J. T. Wat.
fins last Wednesday evening has rarely been
equAllcd in our city. The chldren's chorus
| and two large church organs made the refrain
most impressive.
The ANAL vocal reeitsls OF J. T. Walking
pupils will be given Thursday evening. June
Fl and IS
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"Songs Of sunehine for kindergarten, School
and Home" by Elizameth U. Emerson and Mabel
f. Clarke, Oliver Ditson company, publishers is
a collection OF sIty-two songs offering a great
variety Tor al occasions Most OF the songs are