Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-11


il difficult 70 grasp at a first hearing.
Mrs. CrofoOt and. Mr. Cuscaden played
two movements from Gear Franck
sonata, a most beautiful composition and
very melodio. They interpreted It's loveli-
ness most satisfactorily This number also
we would gladly have heard second time
for the purpose of grasping its subtleties
This ultra French music is a matter Of
education.
Mrs. Turner'S group Of songs brought us
back to the place where we live" The waltz
song from Romeo and Juliet Gounod
and the dainuest, most charming little
song by FOntenailleA the latter given with
repose and beautiful finish. Mrs. Turner
Is doing good work this season.
Mr.. Manchester did himself great. credit,
his singing OF "A Vision Enhancing" par
ticularly. was finished and showed the rich
lights OF his voice.
The audience was very enthusiastic. At the
close of the program Mrs Douglas welpton
was elected president of the club. Her
personality will surely put new enthusiasm
into the season-the work will be carried
on successfully.
The first regular meeting of the musical
department OF the Woman's club was held
4huAShN9 oANGAAO4A ~ tie F1ISl NOIiBTNSd-
tional church, when tho following excellent
miscellaneous program was given under
direction Of Miss Blanche sorenson leader:
-(a) KamenOt ostrOw. o.. 20, No e..
..a..................... Rubenstein
Oh March GrOtesque. oD 81, No. L..
Miss Marion Ward S'n'ins
(b} Little Dutch Garden. .GottscRaiS
Miss Alice ]. WinsDear.
81 - Dan
o. Hungarian Dance Nc 3 -;
Mr., Charles Hayicek, Vioiin. '''''
Pupil Of Mr.. Robert Cusoaden.)
Mss Mabel LSachccyi.' ''' N'''-'A
~ Imp dmI4Pr9mptu. No. 4...,..,.....schubert
Mr.. Cecil Bergman.
Miss WaTd. Miss Fredrtckson and Mr..
Frank StrSwn, acSompanists.
At the business meeting preceding the
program It was decided to give a Mac
DOwSll recital in about four weekS in
place of enc of the regular programs. This
will probably be given in the evening In
order to enable many OF the music teachers
and those employed, who are interested I'm
music, TO attend small admission Zee
will be- charged and the proceeds will be
turned over 70 the Mcdowell fund which
rs being raised for the beneht Of the uu-
fortunate composer Miss Marion Ward
was chosen treasurer Of the department
and many new members were received.
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The nrst college recital of the season was
given on Friday evening, November z al
Bellevue college. under the direction sf u
NJ. Jones, assisted by Miss FAwcett ana
Miss Allen. with this program:
Piano DuO-Moroeaux Meiodisux O,,ru,t
Mr. Lindsay, d. NJ. Jones.
Ruth Wadsworth. uSSE
vocal solS-on9e; at the Anseius. .somervin
Piano Duo-Andante aus der Sonata Oh.
~, Miss Hemstreet, e, NJ J ,ti;s1A ''''
Violin Solo-Dance Of Fairies. ........,..
Ray Fiudlay.
Vocal Duet-It is Ma, Jean. .. WITT
NJ, Miss Rice, Mr.. Harvey.
PIANO Solo-ETuhllngsrau .Sindins
Miss LichtenWallner
Violin Solo, Ara gSnesa.... ID, AIard
Marion Stevens
b. The Robin Ni:Ifd1iii ,Istsl
Piano Duo1sonata In p nat (ailegro,
lento, allegro con sPirito). ..... Clement
Miss Rice, E. NJ. Jones.
Mr. stanislaus scherzl intends soon. with
the assistance OF Mrs. Borglum to give a
recital az the First Congregational church.
Details viii be announced when determined
upon.
Mr. Francis Potter has organised a man.
dolin orchestra OF forty players Rshear.
sails will take place at Mr. Potter's studio
The musical department of the Voman's
club had its first meeting Thursday after.
noon at the First Congregational church.
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The second Of the monthly recitals River
by the pupils OF Mr., Ellis occurred Wednes
! day night. He was assisted by Miss Emily
Cleve, who gave two violin numbers n
beautiful style. Mr.. Ellis pupils sheu
marked Improvement in style ana ton,
production These recitals do so much I,
encourage and stimulate the pupils tia
they will be given regularly throughout IN,
year. Mr.. Ellis has been engaged to sin,
the bass solos in ''The Messiah" at Tabor
Ia. December %.
r meeting was held at Nv. Borglum's on
p Tuesday night apropos the May festival
No definite conclusions for raising fund
o were arrived at Mr.. Penniman VIII drill
I the chorus and Mr.. Cuscaden viii hav,
charge Of the orchestra,
. NARY LEARNED.