The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-17
MUSICAL NOTES.

The largest audience of the season was
present at the last meeting of the Euterpe
Musical Club, held Monday evening at its
hail. Sic Ninth Street. The programme
rendered. which was greatly enjoyed by
all present, was as follows: Invitation
to the Dance" Von Weber,, four hands,
piano. Miss Nettie Law and Miss J. H.
Locker: "Oh, That We Two Were May
ing (Nevin). Miss Blanche Muir Dalgle-
ish; trio. Meditation" Richards). Miss
Florence Wiser. cello; Mr.. William H.
Scholz violin; Mr.. A. C. Fronani. piano.
'Mutinato" (TostD, Summer (Chami-
nade). Mrs. Ivy Herriott-S Shade: Sonata
No. " CHandeD, Mr.. William H. Scholz;
quartette female) (SchuberD. Mrs. C. E.
Bayly. Miss E. Dudley. Miss Houchen.
Miss Salome Wingate; Poem Erotique"
and "voeglein" (Grieg). Miss Anna Mar
shall; 'Arabeske" CMacDowelD "Noc-
turne" Field. Mr.. Angelo C. Fronani;
quartette piano and strings (Fescal. Mr..
Raphael Roster. violin Mr. William II.
Scholz, VIOLA Miss Florence Wieser.
cello; Mr.. Angelo C. Fronani, piano.
The active membership list of the club
now contains over fifty names and in
ciudes some of the best solois's. vocal
and instrumental. in the city. The many
friends and acquaintances of the director
of the club Mr.. Angelo C. Fronani. Will
be given an opportunity to hear him in
piano recital at the Washington Club. on
February % He viii be assisted by Mrs.
Ivy Herriott-Shade. soprano, a pupil OF
Theirs, in New York.
An interesting programme arranged for
the concert to be given by the Rakemann
String Quartette Thursday evening. Feb
ruary q. at the Shoreham banquet hall,
viii include the String Quartette op. 70.
by Mendelssohn, violin solo, Romance
and Rondo," "Wieniawski." "Andante"
and variations. OPP. is. No. 8. Beethoven,
and a piano quiptette, op. II. by Nav
ratil. Mr.. S. NJ Fabian. a well-known
pianist of great ability, will assist the
quartette.
Mr.. H. H. Freeman organist. will give
a series of free recitals at st. Johns
Church on the Saturday afternoons in
Lent The first recital will take place on
the 23d instant. when Mr.. Freeman will
be assisted by Miss Anita Cluss, harpist,
and Mr. Charles F. Roberts baritone. On
each programme the names of the soloists
for the following recital will be an
nounced. The recitals will begin promptly
at 4:45 and are only about fifty minutes
in length.
Mr.. Keidel has engaged several promi-
nent local musicians, including Mrs W.
l., Wilson. soprano, and Mr.. William f.
Green. violinist as soloists for the aeolian
and pianOla recitals given every Friday
evening at Knabe Hall.
An enjoyable musicale was given last
Friday at the Luther Memorial Church
by the pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Lent, assisted by Messrs. Josef Finckel.
Robert Stearns, Tyler Nordinger. Dore
Wolfsteiner. and August Heck. An
orchestra composed of twenty nine vio-
Inns, two yiolas, six yioloncellos, two
double basses. and four pianos, was a
prominent feature, and did credit to Mr.
Lents careful training. The first part of
the programme, devoted to the juniors,
included march for string orchestra and
piano, Lent; "Slumber Song plano, Cur
lit, Miss Ruth Daskam; PASTORAL"
piano. Hitz. Master Harry Baringer:
'Bolero' piano. Ravina. Master David
Kindlberger; "Redowa" for violin, Wal
lerstein, Miss Edith Fry; "Cenerentela"
for violin, Danela. Master Mark Lans-
burgh; "Freischuetz Fan; asia" for violin.
Weber, Master Richard Barry; Revere"
violin. ellis, Miss Lillian Coblenzer;
Third Au Varie" violin. Dancla. Master