The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

singing aad the study a choral compost.
tons. The expenses nre deerayed out ~
the members fees and 81 full II recnEn3-
Lon ~ the advantages uttered arr the Dub
llc that the sum forthcoming hts tor the
pasr ter wears proved amply Fs1icieot 70
carry on tie work The trouble win q
good many singers In choLrs and choral Sc
cieiles "a that they never learn 70 read
properly. Ihev are slaves 81 the piano all
their lives The music Is ccmparatively
rDeAninrless 70 them until they have played
81 over & few times II Is uof at all neces-
ssrv that this should he the case Any
person NOT tone deaf can learn u sing and
recognize the dtstonic and chroraatic in-
tervals with a few months practice and
once they have achieved this result they be
n their rniud before they sing it-snd this
y The one beginning u ell Foac singing -
Musical Leader.
AZ recent orchestral concert. where
rhythm was hardly as wen dehnei ss IL
iDizat hsve heen, horn passage called
horn OF the English horny Il don't
the accent
Do Msurie-'s ''T-lby" has been Pot into
operate form, The score Is by victor Hol-
lander. and TIRE work hss beer accepted for
production by the Berlin opera house.
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To-day being tire arst Sunday Of tAe mis-
Eon. the choir Of the Church n TIE AD-
jDunciaton VIII ting GiorEs's Mass No.
with orchestral accompaniment.
The solos win be sung by Mssdanes
Glrsud. Hume Raj and Miss Tinnips and
Messrs Girsud, haley, McEnnis and DIT.
WisEaaas ave verun" win be the Of
fertory.
The musical program az TIE Russell.
Msnard wedding ~ Galveston was most al.
tractlye and rendered throughout In me
most artistic manner The numbers wsr
Is follows;
Wedding msTcb. "Falthful ana True,
from "i.ohenuln," BY double qusrtstte
frop the Ladies' Musical. Ms A. J. r.
Parker, director
20 salutaris, by KHeEen, for teaor, Nj
@AdGeio, by Alex Fesca. for two viollns
Messrs. O. Kendall and A Dehl
Loves Coronation By Ayiward, Mrs
4 T. Parker; violin obhstto, Mr.. A.
20 Thou sublime svee, Evening Star. i"
from Tannhauser, for violin, Mr.. o. Ken.
Par 2 q ,woadinF cho;gs' from Lob.
I
80
king Bobo" a musical slit IN two acts
coupled by Ben q. Lewik, will he pre-
sented AT Bryan ball Tuesdsy night by TIE
Youug Mems Hebrew Society No. ].
There Is so much talent and versatility
among the members OF fails society mat
the performance is sure 70 be highly crsdit-
able hlstriunically and unsteady. Hefe Is
The cast Of characters;
Bollyer Boylssoyer, afterwards King
Hobo i1zy Marks -.. Mr.. Ben r. Lewis
The Amer ..... Mr.! Albert prts3Iende-
heden .--... .-...-.., NJ. I'd LoeHcustein
Adolf. .............. ar Aigx keller
Hans Nix --......,,. Mr. Mgnrs Jacobs
Stranger 10 New YorI. Mr. III man Hart
Princess hic.......t.. Miss Sfdie Frcver
Snglng Sirl -... ..- Miss Elma Meyer
aeiephooe Gifi.....s.. Miss Birdie Sousa
Rei,e - X; Miss Felice Sass
.......... Miss Bertha Loewensteir
DeiHe warden. Miss Claire schwartz
M AAeoaore D. Never, musical director
TIE eoneert q TIE ceeliaa octetts vas
eFilllant success AL the choruses Of
course, were good
Mrs Ma1ey's ssging Il always good ana
was highly appreciated IN THURSDAY even.
ing. especially her ceons. coaxinr wRv i,
e--ik49S AAhN ltAf song OK NeTtntE ssNfrbf,
L,sh q hose. wbieh Ame- Nosdica made y
Miss Bessie Huga-s' voice has s,v,r.
been Beautiful and 0e Las used IL In -
way OF tAat higheS art which sor,,osis
arr always produces an effect ~ y--F.--. ,
y enortless spontSrity. She sang ~ 49,.
song beautifully, 1T her encore resr,,rss
sing Robin. swlE" was 80 iiitfr.5.
Asstt 70 70 win e heart ont OF anvboSv /
The critic had leave before ~ ~. =
gfLm was an don bur she has beard urrb 1
enthusiastic prae Of the duet be+-rs,,S. 4
; Alsses Hughes % Bradbarn.
This department g IN receip; OF eircp-
lar letter fhomthe honorary and s~,ivs
presidents OF ne National Fede-s,io, !,
Musical clubs citing forth quite ablr ma
conrincingly ie reasons why the nosic,l n
clubs thFouFfei The country serre them.
editor regretfhst the letter II fro jn,. y, Il
reprint here bur VIII checrfuilv fDrTssh \
any uafa orAfuchiaTs desired fo prv .ef J
Gers oL meR-rs u musical clubs wbo viii 7
ere rort O the Schiey reception AL
the home Mr. aud Mrs. T, ]. Graes ~
Galveston a. been received By The posi-
but as Il isomeghat belated as news N,
musical ttures only will be rires. ~
music WEthe chief feature Of ths ev.nins ,
y ~ ariors was e grand piano and 4,
hoeom rNFnent OF strings for the artiss
Who wtFshortiy 70 appear. ne n-,--.-,
opened vi Z selo ~ Mrs Parser, tellSws5