The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-06
Musical Gossip.

The appearance of the Italian Opera
Company at the Armory on Monday
evening under the personal direction of
the eminent composer Mascagni. will lie
an event of unusual interest to music low
crs of Scranton and the Lacltawanna VAL
ley. 1t is not often that the people OF
an inland city have an opportunity OF
listening to II great musical work. direct
Ell by the composer and this will doubt
on Monday night. Tho programme rend-
crcd will be as follows:
PART FIRST.
Introduction to the opera, William
1tutciIit .....................,.N N NitSCa 3 III
liHrst rm".b
Orchestra.
Roman2a Gun Ballo in MaschoroD,
Verdi
Sienor Bcllatti.
Aria. "RitoYna Nincitor'' t"hida"),
Sienora Falnc,i.
Hymn to the Sun from Iris" .Mascag gui
Chorus and Orchestra.
PART SECOND.
MaScagni's "cavalIcria Rusticama." Ii
ccncrrt form, with chorus, orchestra, and
the following cast:
Santuzzst ......Slssmora Bianchlni-Cappel.i
Lola .......................Si SiGuora de Filippi
Lucia u......................Sig SignOIa del PartO
Turiddu .....................s;i Sig. SSchiavnzzl
-Nllo Observation-Disclosures, Sis. Bcllatt.
Conducted by the composer.
Mr. Pennington will give his eleventh
panofortc interpretation Lesson this
morning at 81. Lu1c's parish house. The
programme which he will play i. AZ
follows:
Sonata In Is fiat major, Opus -, B.nth-
oven.
Allegro con brio.
Adup;io con Ino!t' c&prc!Siune
MenuettO.
ROnIo. -AlieSrctto.
Imprnmptu. y Hat. Op 2A........,, Chopin
Nocturne, + minor, Op. 30, No. l..chop!n
Ma2urkn. Gp. III, No. l,...,........ Chopin
Nalar, Op. II, No. l..,....,........,.ch Chopin
Novelette,, op. $, No Dcrnye
Mr. Alfred Woucr, "a member oi the
lannon's Elm Park church choir, this city,
will tomorrow begin his tenth year as
tenor solo!st at that church. AT III"
morning scrNic Mr., Wooler will sing
II solo entitled "toc; of Ages" by Bis
Chutf, ana at the evening service he and
Mr.. Wuuen, the bass will sing the duet
"CrucitX." by Faurc.
The following musical selections will he
rendered 1T tOmurrows worship in the
Second Presbyterian church:
MORNING,
Organ Prelude, ldylle ....,,,,.,.. lie Bean
Anthem, "Jubilate in Il Flat,
dudley Ruch
oTcuory Solo, u Heard the Voice
Of Jesus Say" .,........,.,....,....Pa Parry
Miss GaraSun.
Organ Fostlude. Allegro stem
EVENING.
Organ Prelude, .Nngclus......,..M Massanet
Choir ReSponsc, "Sanctug' ,..... Nassau 4
Anthem. The king of .l.uve My
Shepherd Is" .....,......,.,.,,...ssh Shelley
Ohcwory. Chorus of Mems Voices, II
Know Whcu Have Believed"
McGranahau
Organ Postludc in T. Rink
j. NJ, chancc, organisl ami director,
Miss Adele Hudnut, Of Scranton, Pa,
was one of the solosts at n recital slYrn
at the Broad Street CmserNatOrH of
Music, l399-3l South Broad street. Phll;.-
delphia. Pa. on Wednesday evening, De-
cember ;. Her solo was 'Pulonaise,' Up,
80, by Chopin.
Scranton, as well as being musical
center of unusual Importance, has cel-
tainly entitled to credit as a city of prize
winners. With the $500 prize Won by
MIR, Evans choir at the Worlds fair,
and the $1,000 prize taken ut Brooklyn
By Mr.. Watkins chorus, not to mention
the miner purses. Scranton has just cause
to be proud of her talent.
A quarteIte OF mems voices from the
Scranton United Choral society will sing
several selections at the First Prcsby-
terion church tomorrow evening.
TO those wishing their voices test,d who