The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-15

Excellent Program BY Students Of
Musical Studio.
The third annual plano recital by pupils
Of the Eilenburg Studio Of Music took
place last night at the Girls High
School.
The auditorium was filled with q large
audience Of Montyomery's most cultured
people. especially those interested In the
progress and development of the best
piano-forte music. The program was in
tensely interesting throughout, being In
terspersed with solos. duets and piano
quartets.
Frora the youngest pupils, just enter
ing the arena Of the difficulties of technic
and Interpretation to those who are prac-
tically ready for the professional concert
stage there was evidence Of careful
training. not only In technic, but. best
of all in phrasing and musical under
standing 1t was especially delighted to
see the little children play their numbers
with good phrasing, splendid accent and
an appreciation Of what the music really
meant.
Their work emphasized to the audience
the future, value Of the musical training
they are receiving at the hands OF such
careful and painstaking artists as MT.
and Mrs Robert Eilenburg, whose enorts
to cultivate taste for the better class
Of music in Montgomery since their
residence here Is now bearing rich fruit.
1.,e recital was brilliant success. The
program consisted of thirty-six numbers
and moved with remarkable swiftness
Complete it was as follows:
Part One
Merry Bobolink," Krogman-Gladys
santa Claus's Guard" Krogman-
Margaret Coleman.
March, j. Lewis Brown-Lee Marks
Merry Kate" Neutrality-suspicious. Jones.
Hide and Seek" Eilenberg-Laura Lit
Piano Duet-waltz. Giese--Isabel and
Virginia Abercrombie.
Robins Lullaby. Krogman-P hedora
Rocking Horse. schotte-Dora David
Pink" Lichner-Blanche Kerchner.
Little Ballet Girl" Scharnke-Florence
Harris.
Piano Quartet-March, Morr. first piano.
Kate DUR, Isabel Cobbs; second piano,
Mary Cobbs, Belle Anderson
Village Festival" schmoll-Myrtle
a Dance of Little Girls. Gade7paula
Tulip" Lichner-Mary Trapp.
Duet-Song Without Words. Giese-
Misses Lizzie and Mildred Andrew.
"Froh und Heiter," Bohn,-Juiia May
"Tout va Bien," wachs-Kate Durr.
Humorous Story" Ellenberg-IAia Bess
Auf dem schaukelpferd. Loe5chhorn-
ousrtet-Marionette Overture, Gurlitt-
first piano, Jessamine Rice, Sadie Lob
man; second piano. Myrtle Merrill. Teresa
Part Two.
Air de Ballet. Krogman-MissTinsie
Baliade, Rhineberger-Miss Josepha
WILCOX.
Au Matin. Godard-Miss Lolita Greil.
!, Quartet-'Poet and Peasant" Suppe-
first plano, Misses Wilcox and Steiner;
second plano. Misses Norwood and An
valse Mystique. wachs-Miss Ray Cad
den. -.
Awakening of Spring" Gade-Miss
Duet-Hohemian Airs. Pirani--first pia-
no, Miss Kate McLemore; second piano,
Miss Fannie May Duskin. :,
Butterflies" Grieg = MISS FRANK
Barnes.
Vaise Lente, Schutt-Miss Theo WEIGH.
Ouartet-Polacca, Mohr-first plano,
Misses Barnes and Steined; second piano,
Misses Allen and Cromwell.
+ "Fiatterer." Chaminade-Miss Melee
capriccioso, Observation-Disclosures Lou Ell
la Cromwell.
Duo-Valse No. 1. Durand-frst plano
Miss Kate Simpson,; second plano, Miss
"I,orelei." Seeling-Miss Ellen Marks.
Concerto B Flat major FIRST move
ment), Beethoven--Mrs. Wilkerson.
Second Piano Accompaniment, Mrs.
Ellenberg.