Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Music and Musical Notes

to an immensely interesting and successful
season of grand opera.
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On Wednesday evening, November g. Mr..
Borglums pupil, Mr.. Cecil Bergman, will
give q recital at the Borglum studio, as
sisted by Mrs. Katherine Churchill Turner,
soprano. On account OF the many friends
who are interested in this young mans
work, and the limited space in the studio,
the program will be repeated in about a
week.
Madame Pupin has given her talks on
Music" 1.-THE Law of the Universe" and
Genius" TO interested audiences. Satur-
day morning at Chambers academy she
gave her recital, illustrating the pianos
and piano music of two different centuries.
The first OF the Chase concerts given at
the Lyric on Thursday night was a tre-
mendous success artistically, and 1 should
say financially, for the house was full.
The theater itself is warm and attractive.
1t presented a gay and brilliant appearance,
with all the listeners in evening dress. The
Song Cycle was everything that anybody
could possibly have expected and it aroused
great enthusiasm. Mr.. Bispham was the
center OF attraction and fairly radiated
good will and heavenly singing Nine.
Shotwell-Piper is a beauty and has a
sweet, absolutely true voice. Nine. Fiske
fell short in her voice production. She
had to stand a pretty stiff comparison.
Her work In the quartets was effective.
Since Brass Nor Stone" showed her weak
points. Her voice Is poised too low. Mr..
Kelly-Cole has a good voice and does re-
markably artistic work His voice is not
strong and his dramatic instinct is ac-
quired; he lacks depth and authority;
nevertheless his singing Is most delightful
For quartet work his voice was exactly
right. The whole evening was one of I'M
alleged pleasure. The next Chase concert
will come December 10 and will be a piano
recital by Harold Bauer.
Omaha people will have a chance to hear
Mrs. Welpton at the Lyric December Z.
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The third concert OF the Musical Art So
ciety Of which Mr. J. H. Simms is presi-
dent and director, will be given at the Lyric
on Monday evening, December 4.
Why Francis Ruegger, baritone, and
Mile. Elsa Rogers. cellist? These people
have international regulations. Their real
names are almost household words.
The following attractive program was
given November Is at the residence OF
Mrs Charles Kountze for the Trinity
Cathedral Altar Guild:
ca Nocturne Homer n. Bartlett
Cd Ioccala .,....-........ Sgambati
Miss Paulsen.
(a) ThOurt Like a Lovely Flower.
........-.................W Wilson G. Smith
o. King Duncan's Daughters.
....'.....'.....-.... Frances Allitsen
Nc) Allah.s ..........-...--..G q. W. Chadwick
Mr.. Mcintyre: Mrs. Mcintyre,
accOmpantst.
(a) How Many Dreams. ............. Sindine,
10 A CossaCk Lullaby (Russian mel
ody),,.........Arr. by Malcolm Lawson
(d) The Years at the Spring.
(BroWnlngl .-............. Mrs. Beach
Mrs. Kelly Mrs WhitmOre
accompanist.
Ca Adagio Pathetique ............. G;oda I'd
90 Hungarian Dance, No. 2..............
.,...'.... .-....... go. Brahms-JOhchim
Mr.. Cuscaden; Miss Paulsen
accOmpanist.
(al NOrwegian-SynnOve's SONG. zee. Kjerulf
tbl old Irish-As Down by Bannas
BANKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
(c) Old English-Have You Seen but
Whyte Lille Grow words by Ben
Jonson-musiC anonymous, 1904
(d) scotch-A Border Ballad, (Sir wal
ter ScOtt) ................ w.. CoVyan
Mr.. Kelly; Mrs Whitmoro.
accOmpanist.
MARY LEARNED.