The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-01
THE MUSIC TEACHERS
Gov. Aycock to Welcome Con-
vention This Morning
There viii be Two Sessions Today and Grand
Piano Recital by Mr.. Richard
Bufmeister Tonight.

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There will be two sessions of the North
Carolina Music Teachers Association at
the Academy of Music today, and Grand
Piano Recital by Mr.. Richard Burmeister,
assisted by Mr.. Clarence de Vaux-Royer
tonight at s o'clock.
At 10 o'clock this morning Governor
Aycock will deliver the address OF well
come The response will be made by Mr..
Gilmore Ward Bryant.
After the reports of the Secretary and
Treasurer and the appointment or COM
mittees Mr. Clarence r. Brown will
read a paper on Music in the Public
Schools the True Basis of Musical Gull
ture." A discussion will follow, and
then a paper by Mr.. John A. Simpson on
Mind in Technic and Expression.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon there will
be a lecture with technical and musical
Illustrations, by Mr.. A. X. Virgil, lee
turer, and Miss Florence Dodd, pianist.
The subject will be THE Two Greatest
Arts
The technical and musical programme
is as follows:
Elementary Illustrations.-EXer in
mental discipline and for the acquisition
of physical development and control.
The Technical Subjects considered are
Position, Condition, Action, Order, Poise,
Relation, Adjustment, which are the fun
damental principles upon which an in
telligent. artistic execution rests.
Note-The subjects Poise, Relation and
Adjustment belong to and will be con-
sdered in the intermediate Department.
intermediate Illustrations.-Th special
subjects considered are Poise, Relation,
Adjustment.
The fundamental principles in Scale
and Arpeggio Playing, and in Marcato,
Legato and Staccato Chord Playing
practically applied in four octave scales
and Arpeggios. Four Duvernoy Etudes
and two Bach Inventions will be used in
the demonstration of these principles.
Advanced Illustrations.-Fiv Octave
Scale and Arpeggio Studies in velocity;
three and four tone Chord Exercises in
the three touches; Accent and Express
sion Scales and Arpeggios; Octave
Scales; Scales and Arpeggos in all
keys Expression Chord Exercises;
Rhythmic Scale Transportation Exercises;
the first and second Czerny Etudes in
Velocity and appropriate, musical COM
position in application of the Technical
Principles explained
Questions and Answers.
GRAND PIANO RECITAL
The programme for Mr. Burmeister's
Grand Piano Recital tonight is as fol-
lows:
Schumannt-Sonata in F sharp minor
op. IL. Introduzione. Allegro vivace.
Aria. Scherzo Intermezzo.
Mendelssohn-On Songs Pinions.
Chopin-a. Maiden's Wish. b. My
Pleasures.
Decentralization TO the Dance.
Concert arrangement by r. Bur
meister)
Franz Ries.-a. Adagio b. Perpeto
Motto.
(Mr. Clarence de Vaux- Royer.)
Wagner-Lenta's Ballad from the
Flying Dutchman."
Enthusiastically.
Strauss Schuett-Valse from 1.-THE
Bat"
Liszt-a. Benediction of God in Soil
tude. b. Poster. Carnival.
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAMME.
The programme for tomorrow is as
follows:
10 a. m.-Address by Mr.. Gilmore Ward
Bryant.
Subject: 1.-THE Importance to Music
Teachers of State and National Asso-
citation"
Discussion.
Lecture by Mr.. A. X. Virgil. Subject
Of Previous day continued, with remarks
upon the International Society.
Questions and Answers.
8 p. m.-Report of Committees, Elec-
tion of Officers and other Business of
the Association.
At O'Clock p. m. there will be a Song
Recital by DR.. B. Merrill Hopkinson. as
sisted by Mrs. G. w. Bryant, Mr. NJ Y
Dunwody and Mr.. II. Asbury The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
X. observation-disclosures from L. Pag-
liacei.
Alexander Won Fielitz-Eliland Opus o.
Era Dell Acqua-Villanelle.
(Mrs. Gilmore Ward Bryant)
Terschak-a Andante from Sonata
opus 16s.
Copp-b Nachtingallen Seronade Opus
4i7.
(Flute-Mr. Harry Asbury.)
Allitsen-Since We Parted.
NODay-ttdu HorSe-A FINER, NO One
Ever Saw.
Tschaikowsky-a Romance-Piano Solo
Brahms-b hapsody-Piano Solo.
tMr. Marion Francis Dunwody)
Eevin-The Rosary.
Sir Arthur S. Sullivan Would I were
4 King, Fair Maid.
Doppler-Fantaisie Pastarale Hong
roise OD. 90.
(Flute-Mr. Harry Asbury.)
Damroseh-Danny Deever.
Called on the Governor.
committee, composed of Jno r. Haw-
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