The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-17
GOSSIP OF MUSICIANS
AND MUSICAL PEOPLE.

up the money scattered IN every d.
rection- When this was finally done
and counted il was found that $4,000
had been taken in during that one day.
And still the rush and demand for
seats continues.
There is some talk of an opera be-
ing gotten up by amateurs here and
given some time in the spring. Mr.. J.
NJ Black and Mr.. Frank Guffrieda
have been approached by church or
ganization to put on The Chimes OF
Normandy" and have the matter un-
der consideration.
Campanari is reported to be more
popular in New York at the opera
this season than ever. He is certainly
the most dramatic and greatest bari
tone of the day. He is the most YER
satile of all of the grand opera sing
ers at the Metropolitan, and can al
ways be relied on for filling in a mart
at short notice. Aside from his being
the singer that he is, he is probably
the best actor in the Metropolitan
forces.
Tomorrow evening. at $50 o'clock
the vocal pupils of Mrs. w Harry
Teasdale will give a guest evening" at
Mrs Teasdale's studio. IS Oglethorpe
avenue, east Miss Addie Nav Gibson
pianist, will assist in the programme.
giving two numbers. McDowelTs
'Hexetanz," and Chopin's Polonaise.
Op. SO. Since making her first public
appearance before the Music Club last
spring, Miss Gibson has played several
times on its programmes this season.
as we'll as having taken part in other
local concerts. and she has DISPLAYED
a marked ability as a pianist. Though
young in years. she already has a
good technique and d tremendous pow
er, and there is no doubt but that in
the course of time she will make a
performer of which the city can well
be proud. She already has numerous
admirers, many OF whom viii attend
Mrs. Teasdale's recital tomorrow even
ing to hear her. The full programme
Will be as follows:
Part One
Quartette. Misses de Four and
Chandler, Messrs. Woodbury. and
F'rierson.
He Was A Prince" Lynes; Miss
Caroline de Four.
In A Garden" (de Koven), Miss
Aimee Garrett.
Piano solo, 'Hexetanz," (M2DowelD.
Miss Addie May Gibson.
-Four Leaf Clover" (Coombs) Miss
Angie Smallwood.
Cradle Song, Cvannah). Miss Brown.
For Love of You" (Hasungsl.
Crude Love Song, (Smith) Mr.. ". H.
Teasdale.
Trio, (Donizetti) Miss de Four Ar.
Messrs. Teasdale and Chandler.
Thou Art Like A Flower" (Rubla-
steiD, Happy Days." (Goetze) Miss
May Woodbury..
Part Two.
Pm Wearin' AVA Jean" Foot).
"Ah, Leave Me Not" Denza), Miss
Mainline White.
Fear and Doubling CRebecca)
Bamby. Miss de Four and chorus. Miss
Moynelo at the piano.
"A Day Dream, (StrelezkD AT
Parting, (Rogers), Miss Mamie Lucille
Patterson.
Piano solo, Polonaise Op. 50 Chopin,
Miss Addie May Gibson.
"Vulcan's Song" (Gounod), "Oh. lis
A Dream" (Hawley), Mr.. B. Wood
berry.
% Night. Unforgotten." Vannah)
May Morning" (by requesD, Oanza),
Miss de Four.
and Chandler, Messrs. Teasdale and
Chandler.
The next rehearsal Of the chorus Of
the Music Club under the direction OF
Miss Coburn will be held at Near
thurs Music House, on Friday evening
at $50 O'Clock, instead of at the Law
ton Memorial, as announced. The re-
hearsals will hereafter be held at Nc
Arthur's regularly, instead of at the
Lawton Memorial, as heretofore. The
chorus are now preparing for the ora
torio evening, which will be given in
the near future, when excerpt from
Elijah" will be sung, and full at
tendance is desired. Mr.. r. c. Cor
don, who will sing the tenor parts in
Elijah" will appear before the club
An he ina