The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-07
Maurice Porter of New Haven, plan

of New Haven. Ballade, Op. 16.. .................... Gr1ee M MT. Porter. | 'The Worlds Awakening" .....Allltsen MT. Edgar.
 Accompanied by c. Franklin Pierce. Thou Art So Like Flower"- Edna Rosalind Park.
 Mrs. Clark. Violin obligato by Miss Florence Corn wall of Milford. Accompanied at the piano by Miss Ma bel Douglass Bosworth of Milford. Reverie, Op. P, No. 9...... Vieuxtemps ! MT. Fowler | Accompanied by Charles R. Fowler of New Haven. Il a. m. Hyperion-Harp Recital. Miss Alice Boxall of London, Eng. Assisted by Miss Katheryn Murphy of New Haven, soprano. Winter .................... John Thomas Miss BoXall. "In Loves Service" .... .Meyer-Helmund
 Miss Murphy. Accompanied by Mrs. A. Heaton Rob- ertson of New Haven. ALT WILL FdlldtlOIlS. VAOAdll "The Spinning Wheel' ....John Thomas ReVerle ................ JoHH IHoHldS Miss Boxall. Greetng ..............'.'.... haWley At Parting" .....................R Rogers Watching the Wheat" David of the White Rock" "The Bells of Aberdovey," "The March of the Men of Harlech,"
 Traditional Welsh Melodies.
 Miss Boxall.
 2 p. m.
 Hyperion-Operetta.
 "Pygmalion and Galatea." Light opera in one act, especially ar ranged for the Harmonic quartet of Hartford.
 Pygmalion (Sculptor)-
 Hubert l.. Maercklein, tenor. Galatea fhe statue)-
 Mrs. Elizabeth A. Smith, soprano. Cleo (servant of Pygmalon)- Mrs. Virginia Pingree Warwick, alto. Midas Cart patron)-
 -Elbert l.. Couch, bass. Mrs. Harriet Crane Pitblado, accom-
 oanist. / Scene-Pygmalon' studio from dawn to sunset.
 Plot of Opera.
 The opera opens with a chorus of of Grecians going to worship at the temple of Venue at dawn. Cleo declines to follow them, preferring to sleep. Her master, Pygmalion, who has made a beautiful statue of his ideal Galatea, goes to the temple. In his absence Mi das, rich money lending art patron, calls, and, for bribe, Is shown the beautiful statue; meanwhile, Pygmalion returns and drives Midas out, to his great disgust. In answer to Pygmalion's prayer, Venus gives life to the statue, and Gala.ea falls in love with her sculptor the first man she sees. She soon after sees Cleo, and, thinking her man, too, prefers her on account of her youth and beauty. Midas comes again, finds Galatea alive, and woes her with presents and riches, which she ac- cepts while she rejects the giver. Pyg- malian discovers her intrigues with Mi- das and finally with Cleo, and in his despair prays Venus to turn Galatea back to stone. She then again becomes a statue.
 D. m.
 Hyperion-Piano Recital.
 Victoria Benham of New York. Assisted by Mrs. Louise Towle- Barnes
 of Hartford. Toccata in F ............B .Bach-B -Benham Sonata, Op 57 ....... ......... Beethoven Allegro, Adagio, Finale.
 Mir Benham. r,.a,, vrbo,,ro uoI1a fron, t'Tannh9tI- ser" ..... ................ Wagner
 Mrs. Barnes. Accompanied by Edwin F. Laubin of
 New Britain. Etudes Symphoniques Op. 13-- .,..... ..................... Schumann
 MT. Benham. Herbstgefuhl,-
 Mon Desir,-
 Canzone Del'usignoldo,
 Mrs. Barnes. Etude ...................... Chopin Le RosSignOl ..................... LlSAl Hungarian Fantasie Transcribed by Benham) ..............''... Llszl The instrument used is Steinertone.
 Hyperion Symphony Concert. 8 D. m-New York Symphony society, forty selected musicians, Franz kalten- born, conductor; assisted by Miss Ida lia Levy of Boston, soprano: Victor Benham of New York, pianist. -"Obeson" ........... Weber Sweet Bird," from I'll Pensieroso' ~ .,.. .................. .IldHuei
 Miss Levy. Symphony, No. 6..,...... ..TschaikoWsky (Pathetique) in D minor Op. "A. Adaglo-Al1egro non troppo. Allegro con grazioso. Allegro motto vivace. Adagio Lamentoso. Concerto in E minor Op. 11...... Chopin
 MT. Benham and orchestra. ...Franz Von bloii Douce CareSSe ...........'...' Nliel Shadow Dance from "Dinorah' ..
 MT. Levy. Symphonic Poem, Les Preludes ..Llszt GERMAN RIFLE COMPANY. Result of the Shoot Held Last Night at
 the Armory. |