The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-28
Music.

The concert which will take place next Mon.
day, Sept. 70, at Guernesy hall, and is ten.
d,red to Edmund Thiele, the Young Niolinist.
who will leave scranton TO continue his studies
with the great Master Henry Schadrick, prom.
ises to be a fine success in every way. our
local singers aud musicians have most kindly
AMI willingly responded in giving their assist
auce for this concert and it would he difficult
to select better coterie Of home talent than
the following.
Miss Ida !. Garagan, CoutIato, Mrs. Kathryn
Thiee, sopranos Miss Ethel A. stone, pianist
of the Conservatory faculty; Mr.. Alfred Wooler,
tenor; Mr. Eugene Ham, flute: Mr, Charles
Doersam, pianist Mr.. Ernst Thele. violin. and
others. The following is the programme:
Trio, Andantc, Presto,...,.,,..,......... Haydn
McSSrs Doersam Thicle aud Kocmpcl.
Aria from samson and Delilah". saint Sacns
Miss Ida J. Garagan.
Clprice de Concert, "FdNorto de Niennc,"
Tcrschilk
Mr. Eugene Ham.
Duo, "A Night in Venice Arditi
Mrs. Thicc. Mr.. Woolcr.
Concerto in Minor, first movement. Rhode
Songs
(a) "Thou'rt Like Flower" ........Iizt
(b) "opcn Thy Blue Eyes ...... .Masesnet
Miss Ida j. Garagan
From Pappillons-Op. 2...........,Sthum human
La Fleuse-op. 1j7..,.................... .Raf
Miss IlNcl \. stone,
Ca) "Thc untmthfl Daisy"
George Dudley Martin
Cb) "Springtimc OF the Heart ...Wickcdc
Mr. Alfred Woolcr.
Concerto. for two violins Vivacc, Largo Back
Mes,rs. Ernst and Edmund Thlcc.
Songs
(D "Connais tu le Pays" from "Nlignon'
with flute obligato. Thomas
(b) Mime MOI '................,.....Ch Chopin
Mrs. Kathryn Tiele
Quntette, first movement ........,,..Sc Schumann
MeSsIs Docrsdm, Edmund Thiele William
Allcn Ernst Thcle, Carl Kocmpcl.
Edward A. Berg, Of Reading president Of the
Pennsylvania state Music Teachers association,
has appointed Miss ;. Louise Hardcnbergh, OF
this city, the vice president for LaCkswanna
county. The next meeting of the association
will be held in Reading Thursday, Friday aud
saturday, Dec 26, q and %. one OF the most
successful meetings-lnusicay financially and
socially-giyen by the association, was held in
Reading in 1s9s. Mr.. Berg, the present incum.
bent, was then president. and is conceded 10
be the most progressive and efficient officer the
association has ever had. The meetings of late
have been unusually interesting and instructive
aud hy the introduction of "rhe Round Table
Talks each member comes in close contact
with the subject under consideration. Questions
are asked, answered and discussed, each indi
Ndual member having an opportunity TO take
part. Much interest is felt in the coming meet
| ing in December 1t is desired that every teach.
| er of music in the state should connect them.
| selves with tho association
The following musical selections will be used
| at tomorrow's services in the Second Presby.
| tcriau church:
MORNING.
| Organ prelude, Andantc Tours
Quartette. 20 Power Eternal" "............. Tlzzi
Misses Black and Garagan, Messrs. Clip.
pei and Morgan.
oAertory. solo, My Redecmer and My Lord"
Buck
Mr. GippcL
organ pOsIInde .Sa lone
EVENING.
| The full choir will sing at the evening ser.
| vice.
| Anthem, ''Ihc sun Goes Down" .....Spicker
| Miss Garagan and choir.
| Solo, 'Fear Not Nc o Israel" ........... Buck
Mr.. Ralph Williams
| Ofcrtory, duet, "Abide With Me-. Sullivan
| Misses Black and Garagan.
Organ po>tlude .....,...................C Chauyet
| ). NJ. Chance, orgdnist and director
| Oliver Ditson Company, music publishers. oi
| Boston, Mass. have purchased Mr.. Alfred
Woolers' latest song, which is entitled "a
Many Years Ago." and will publish it in the
| nelr future.
| Besides the regular series Of students recitals
| the Conservatory, with its usual public.spirtcd
ness, announces two other series of rcctals