The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-13
Music,

| The two concerts to he given by Nine. fIavie
Van Den IIcndc, the celebrated 'ccist OF Belgium
! and +. vandcrveken the violin virtuoso, of Brrs.
sells, assisted by Mrs. Clara Smpson.Brady. the
local fnyorite soprano solost. and Mr.. Charles
II. Docrsam, pianist, on Monday. April %. and
Thursday. April 20. at Guernsey hall. promise to
be the most enjoyable musical events OF the sea
son. Miss Van Den Hcndc is the most prominent
Of all American 'cclists For several years she
has been the solost IN the Thomas, Damrosch,
Seidl, Van der Sucker orchestras. Mons. +.
vandervcken, pupil Of the great Wicnicski and
Leonard Laureat, Of the celebrated Conservatory
OF Brussels, has Travelled all over the world and
, met unparalleled success wherever he appeared,
and his ability and popularity in this vicinity Is
well known and appreciated. Mrs. Clara Simpson
Brady's lovely soprano voice, with its true melody
and intonation. is we'll known to Scranton music
lovers, who are always anxious to hear her. Mr..
Charles II. Doersam has also an established rcpn-
taion as an accompanist
PROGRAMME FIRST CONCERT,
Monday, April %.
Sonata Op IL ........................B Beethoven
(Alegro, tcma Con Variazioni.)
Nari I, II, III, ", Kondo, Allegro. Violin and
Piano
f. Nandcrvekcn, Charles II. Docrsan.
(a) Gavottc ................... Pepper
Nine. flavie Van Den Ifende.
"Charmant Oiscan'' ............... .Talisicn David
("Thou Brilliant Bird)
Mrs. Clara Simpson. Brady.
G) "Adagio ct Conzenctta of Concerto Ro.
nantlqne .'.......'.''... .......... 'Houard
th) "Screnadc' ............... ...........Piernez
+. Vandcrveken.
Trio in D Major. Moderate Adagio Rondo.
Oh. Debcrot
Nnc. fIavic Van Den ilcndc. +. Vandcrvckcn,
Charles II. Docrsam.
(a) ''Slumbcr Song ..........E. A. MacDowc'l
tb) spanish Ronranza' ............F. T.. Sawyer
Mrs. Clara Simpson. Brady.
"rhc swan" 'tENtract from Carnival OF
Nnimalso .........................S st. Saicns
Lovers in the swing Simon
+. Nandcrvckcn.
tlD "Arlcqmin' .................. ........Poppcr
(c) ''Tarantclle" ................ .Poppcr
Nine. fluvie Van Den IIendc.
angels Scrcnadc" with violin obligato)
Braza
Mrs. Clara Simpson.Brady, F. vandcvckcn,
Charles II. Docrsam.
SECOND CONCERT, THURSDAY. April. 25.
ta) "Romanza' Observation-Disclosures. ....L. Jchli
(b) Song of a Young Girl without Words"
II. Dupont
r. Nandcrvckcn.
Concerto ....................... ........ .scWalS
Nine. Favie Van Den Hende.
''Mgnon' Uan Tetana) ..............A. Thomas
Mrs. Clara Simpson Brady.
Grand Trio. Moderate. Adagio. Rondo.
Ch. Dcbcriot
Nine. van Den IIende, +. vanderveken, Charles II.
Docrsam.
(D "Rcgrcts' (sorrow) .VienNtemps
(b) "Icgende' .................. ....W Wlenieski
+. vandcrvekcn.
(b) "Fileuse" Observation-Disclosures. .Denklcr
Nine. Flavic Van Den llende.
D Mirage ..'''''.'''''''''''''';; ~. -. ssnwah
(b) damon ......................Ma Matt. STANCE
Mrs. Clara Simpson-Brady.
(a) "Serenade tIongroise'' .Joucieres
(b "Grand Mothers Story" ......F. Vanderveken
Mmc Van Den llende. f. vandervekcn. Charles II.
Doersam.
"Aye Marie (from Cavaicro Rusticana)
Moscagni
Mrs Clara Simpson. Brady, Nine. Van Den IIendc,
f. Vandcrvcken, Charles II. Doersam.
Il i II
In response to many urgent requests from the
Providence Presbyterian church congregation,
Musical Director c. F. Whittelnore and full choir
have kindly announced to repeat tomorrow even.
ing several selections Of the Easter music OF last
Sabbath. and OF the Faster Festival of Monday
evening. The music OF Easter in that church
received from all sides tile highest compliments,
and many people in the Providence section of the
city, as we'll elsewhere, will wlcome this an.
nouncmcn,. The programme:
Prelude, organ and violin.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Long
Anthem, "Why Seek We the Living
Miss Smith, Mr.. John and choir
Solo. soprano. lie Is Risen ....... Schneider
Miss Phoebe t. Smith.
Violin obgato by Miss Long.
Snlp Tenor '.The Lord Is RiSpn'' ..,.,, 4 Lansing
Mr.. Joshua John.
Violin obligato by Miss Long
Ohrrtory. organ and violin.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Long
Anthem, Christ Our Passover" ....... Schilling
Miss Smith. Mr.. john unison altos and full choir.
Every musical and social circle in Scranton is
looking forward to Monday evening next with
delightful anticipation of what is assured as one
of the most perfect of musical evenings. Master
Earl Gulick, whom the American Art journal
calls ''rhc American Nightingale and whose
wonderful voice the great musical artists of Eu.
rope and of the United States agree in enthusiast.
cally prasinG. will he heard Monday evening
at ST. Lukc's Parish House auditorium at the
concert the Studio club, under Miss Cordca
Frccmans direction, has arranged to give for the
benefit Of the various kndergartens for poor
children sustained by ST. Lukes parish in various
sections of the city. We quote here Mile. Emma
Nuch's testimony, who says Of Earl: 'IIe is the
little soloist I have heard So many times In the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest lie has given me
the keencst pleasure. His fresh, pure voice and
tone.car have attracted me there many times.
lie surely has future before him, and | wish
him every success and happiness" The famous
American composer, Mrs. II. II. A. Beach, OF
Boston, writes: 'rhe singing OF Earl t;ulck in
terests me deeply, not only by the rare purity
of his voice, but by his quickncsS OF perception
and power OF expressing widely different shades
of musical feeling. His rendering Of my Scotch
song, .My I.assie" is perfect and has given me
great pleasure. The dear little boy is a delight,
tor lie Is backed by such good training and quick
musical instinct" Master Gulick is now thil.
teen years oi age. The Studio clubs share of the
programme on next Monday evening will be no
less attractive to all listeners. The charm OF
choral singing by women's voices has rarely
reached the perfection attained by these trained
singers OF our city-a choral society that all
Scranton is proud to claim its own. Every
seat in the auditorium will be reserved one for
this occasion. Tickets and the diagram are now
At Puwel'S music store The following pro
.Iammr will he given;
"Wclcomc Spring" ...,......,.,,........,.Dc Dcrza
studio Club
~ The MlIl' ,.,.,.. .,,,.,,.,,.,,.Old German
,lJ "Pcttcs Rocrs' ,,,..,.,....,.....,,,...Cc .Cc1ck
Earl Gulick,
'Snrpnadu' .,...,...,,,., ,,.,.,........,.llu Huber
Studio Club
''Duo Brilliant (piano and Niolim ...... Chopin
Miss Blackman and Miss Allen.
''i nicr the Apple Bough>," .,Cordelia Freeman
Studio club
81 angels, Ever Bright and Fair Handel
Earl Gulick.
''Lullby' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,.,,,,,.,,. Brahms
Studio Club
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