The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-04

| for his excellent conducting and fine in
| depreciation of the three selections which
| are being studied.
The following musical selections will be
used at tomorrow's worship in the Second
Presbyterian church:
MORNING
Organ Prelude-Largo.. .............. Handel
Anthem-"O Death Where Is Thy
Offertory-Solc, Forever with the
LORD GouhCd u
Miss Garagan.
EVENING.
Organ Prcludc-Andante from Sonata
in l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brewster
Choir Responsibility, Holy, Holy
CambidGe
An,hem-"rhe Bird Let Loose in East
rrn Skies" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MarStOn
Miss Eleanor Reynolds and Choir
Chant-"Our Father ........... .Gregor!an
Offertory-Duet, "The Evening Hour
Nevn
Miss Garagan and Mr.. Williams.
Organ Postlude ................... Cappelen
Mr.. j. NJ. Chance, organist and director.
Miss Julie Gcyer the eminent pianiste.
has been engaged by Rudolph -\ronson tor
the "Kocian" tournee. beginning Novem.
hel 22nd, in New York. Miss Geyer was
Il pupil of Jeseffy in New York and or
Moskowski in Berlin.
Never before have the piano students
of this city had presented To them oppOr-
tunities of the instructive value of inc
Interpretation Lessons which Professor
Pennington is giving Saturday mornings
in st. Lukes Parish house. Ills pro-
srammes are arranged with definite ed
Iru an T.
ing upon the meaning of each compost
ton teach the students how to listen in
tellisently, the great desideratum in play
ers ana listeners. In his lesson last Satur-
day Professor Pennington played the fol-
lowing programme to II large audience of
Conservatory students:
Prelude and Fugue in G minor ...... Bach
No. > from the "Well-Tempered Clavi-
chord
Sonata in ID major Haydn
Allegro con brio.
Largo Sostcnutu.
Finale, Presto ma non troppo
Seconde Bouree. Opus rs ............., Silas
Deutsche Maerchenbilder ,Fairy Tales
Opus lGI, No. 3........,......,,...Be Bendel
The first session of the Seventeenth an
nual meeting of the Lackawannu and
Wyoming Musical Alliance will be held al
the Methodist Episcopal church. Factory
vile. Oct. l3-lI Prof. John Il, Watkins.
of Scranton. will conduct. Professor
Watkins Is TO conduct Il competing chorus
in the great Brooklyn Musical Festival.
Miss Irene Matthews, soprano, will be
heard in solo ana also in concerted work
with the chorus on Friday evening. The
schubert quartette-Thomas Abrams. first
tenor; David Jones, second tenor; j. n.
Watkins. first bass; John w Jones, see
0nd bass-wll sing AT the Thursday night
concert only, Thomas Abrams and David
Jones will also he heard in solo. Fred
Widmuyer. violin, and Harvey Black
wood, cello, appear at the Friday night
concert, and the Alliance is promised a
treat In both solo work and trio of violin.
cello and piano Miss Florence Ricn-
mond. who has previously met with the
Alliance ana won their admiration in her
work, has again been engagcd as accom-
panist.
The following musical selection will be
rendered at the morning and evening SER
vices tomorrow at Elm Park church, un-
der the direction Of j. Alfred Penning-
ton, organi.t and choir master:
MORNING.
OrGan-Prelude In A major .....,.. Bryson
Choir-Anthem. shepherd with Thy
Tenderest Love" ............,,.. Barrell
Organ.
Hymn-Anthem, 1.-The Contrite Heart"
Ambrose
EVENING.
organ-Prelude in Gregorian Tones,
Guilmant
Choir-Anthem, "venite in b. Nat"
Blumensccin
Organ-C -Canzouetta in h nat. =. RemberGer
Tenor Solo-"Thc Holy Temple" .Gounod
Nlr. Wooler.