Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-20
CONCERTS
To be Given by
Tuesday Club.
Announcement For the
Coming Season.
Will Spend More Money
Will Spend More Money
Than Ever
In Providing High Glass of
Attractions.

ing clear its intention of not only
maintaining the standard of last year,
but improving thereon. if such II thing
We're possible. The club Is entering
ON its fifteenth year of successful
work In Akron and its present organ
ization Is unusually strong. For the
last three or four years. the club has
been made up of two parts, the
study or Afternoon Section, the
woik of which is greatly educational
and this section has outlined the fol-
lowing ten Recitals.
Oct. IL. Miscellaneous program by
members of the Study section and
Mr.. Francis Sadlier, bass
Nov :. Rach-piano recital by Mr..
H. o. c. Kortheuer.
Nov 2G. Handel--Illustration by
study section and Mr.. Charles Il.
Clemens. Pianist
Dec. II. Chamber Concert by Phil
harmonic String Quartette.
Dec. 81, Children's music--Song re.
cital by Miss Rachel B. Frease,
soprano.
Jan. 81. Haydn--Illustrati by
Study section and Mr. Edward Son
tum, violnist. rt
Feb. IL. illustrations by
Study section, assisting artist to be
= announced.
March II. Chamber concert by Phil,
harmonic String Quartette.
b April 81 Beethoven illustrations by
Study section, assisting artist to be
announced.
May 6. Song recital by Mr.. Shel
don Carey, baritone.
For the afternoon .recitals the club
has decided to spend over twice the
amount it did IL year ago and has
thus been enabled to secure an unus
ual list of talent.
The Chorus or Evening Section
has for three or four years given five
concerts for a uniform price and as
these form the backbone of the clubs
income, they are always of unusua
merit and particularly so this year
The announcement is as follows:
1st. The Pittsburgh Orchestra. 6(
Men, Victor Herbert, Conductor, as
sisted by the full club chorus in two
numbers.
2nd, The Singers Club of Cleveland
n thoroughly well trained male chorus
of forty voices, whose success hai
been marvellous under the Leadership
of Akron's director, Prof. G. 4. Clem
ems.
3rd. The attraction not yet decided
upon, but the intention is to secure
great artist for this concert.
4th. An Evening with the Gran,
full club chorus. The program will
be carefully selected and by this con
cert an opportunity will be given t
hear some of the. great solos, duets
trios, quartettes and choruses of tn
grand operas.
9th. The May Concert, by the clul
chorus and soloists and Director Glen
ems in organ solo. This concert vii
be in the nature of a festival.
As the Messiah will undoubtedly
he given again, for the fourth time
as an extra concert, 1t has Dee
thought best not to give anothe
oraroric, but to present an evening wit
the Grand Operas. This Is an ide
of the clubs new director, Prot
Charles r. Clemens, who Is very en-
ihuslastic as to the possibilities for
large and effective chorus and his pla
is to make that chorus one of the chic
attractions in the course. Mr.. Clemerl
will probably open a studio here ant
If so, 1t will tend greatly 10 indentif
him with music in Akron.
Thee Pittsburg Orchestra, Victo
Herbert, director, assisted by th
chorus. Will undoubtedly prove on
of the great attractions ard the clu
is to be congratulated upon its enter
prise in securing this organization a
well as for its expressed intention I
carefully compile the various pro
grams.
The afternoon recitals and all clu
rehearsals will be held in the sunda
School rooms of the First Bnptis
church.
Charles r. Clenens of ClAp.