The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-27

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IN HIS first interpretation Lesson" to
Conservatory students given last Sat
urday In st. Luke's Parish house. Pro-
fessor Pennington played the pro-
gramme of pianoforte pieces given below.
Pior to the performance of each selection
brief remarks were made indicating the
character of the piece and the particular
manner In which 1t should be interpreted
In tones. A large audience, of students
was present and thoroughly enjoyed the
programme. This morning at ii o'clock
the second in the series of Interpretation
Lessons" will be given with selections
from Bach, Haydn, Field. Bendel and
others.
Air and Variations harmonious
Blacksmith) .......................Ha Handel
The Chase ............................ .Dussek
Sonata In ID major mo. 1D ...... Mozart
Allegro con Spirito.
Andantc con Esprcssione.
Rondo Alegro).
Rondo In B fiat, Op. IS. No. 1,
Moscheles
Marionettes Op. 3s............. MacDowell
No. /, Prologue.
No. 9, Soubrette.
No. 8, Lover
No. 4, Witch.
No. s, Clown.
No. 6, Villain.
No. Z. Sweetheart
NO. ., EpilOgue.
Miss Raymond. the Cornetist. who APP
pears at the Dixie theater next week, is
said to be one of the most proficient per-
formers upon the instrument in the coun-
try.
The following musical selections will be
rendered at the morning and evening
services tomorrow at Elm Park church,
under the direction of j. Alfred Penning-
ton, organist and choir master:
MORNING.
Organ-Prelude Meditazione, E minor
Capocco
Choir-Anthem, "Thou Wilt Keep Him
in Perfect Peace" ............... .Calkin
Organ-Aria in c major .Dethier
Duet for Alto and Tenor-"How Sweet
the Name of Jesus Sounds
Schneider
Organ-Postlude in c minor. Best
EVENING.
Organ-Transcription "My Heart Ever
Faithful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bach
Choir-Anthem, Hail to the Lords
Anointcd' .!..........".. Buck
Organ-Offertory in f minor .Salome
Bass Solo-Selected.
Hymn-Anthem, "Abide with Me-. ALLEN
Organ-Allegro Moderate in C.... Merkel
soprano; Mrs. Lenore Thomson, contral-
to: Mr.. Alfred Wooler, tenor; Mr.. Phillip
Warren, bass.
A letter to Manager Rudolph Aranson
from Prague announces that Kocian, the
young Bohemian violin virtuoso, will per-
form for the last time this season with
the Richter orchestra at Manchester on
November s. and on November u he sails
on the steamer Majestic from Liverpool
with his accompanist and secretary A
delegation of representative members of
Bohemian societies will welcome Kocian
on his arrival in New York.
Under the direction of j. M. Chance,
the following musical selections will be
used at tomorrow's worship in the Second
Presbyterian church:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-Andante ............. Loud
Anthem-"Blessed Is the Man
Offertory-Solo, "Take Time to Be
Holy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. StebblnS
Miss Garagan.
Organ Postlude-Allegro Fugato... .Hesse
EVENING.
Orgon Prelude-"Adoration" ......... .Gaul
Choir Response-"S "Sanctus'' ......Attwood
Anthem-"CrosSng the Bar" ...... .Barnby
Offertory-Anthem. "a New Heaven
and New Earth (from the ora
torio. "The Holy City')...........Gaul
Mr.. Ralph Williams and Choir.
Organ Postlude ..Guilmant
Walter Kiple, the we'll known viOlinist.
led the orchestra at the Lyceum last
evening in the absence of Professor
Bauer, whose band Is part of the Thir-
teenth regiment now in camp at Oily
phant.
Il II Il
Miss Freeman has outlined course of
study for the Studio club, for the COM
ing season, which will make the rehears-
ais more interesting than ever. The
closing concert at the end of the year
will be more ambitious in its programme
than any heretofore attempted by a la
dies chorus. The time of the first re-
hearsal will be announced later.
III II Il
The anniversary services of the Green
Ridge Baptist church will lie much en-
hanced by special music in charge of
efficient musical director, B. r. Hall. At
the morning service Miss Edith Benson's
beautiful soprano voice will be heard in
solos, as will Mr.. Hall and Tom Gippel.
In the evening the music will be given
by Miss Cordeia Freeman. the we'll
known soprano and voice teacher and
the popular violinist, Miss Julia c. Allen.