Arizona republican., 1906-05-13
IA PIANO RECTAL
 BY MISS PECK $ CLASS

A pleasing event of the season, and one which interested large circle Of friends and acquaintances, occurred yesterday, when some of the pupils of Miss Fanny Peck's pianoforte class ap- peared in two recitals at the First Methodist church.
 This year the younger pupils of Miss Peck's class, as well as the more ad- vanced ones, appeared in recital. some of them for the first time in public. The afternoon recital was given over largely to these younger pupils and a program of merit was carried out most satisfactorily. It proved to be pro- gram of prophecy and showed many an embryo musician. Each rendition showed careful training in technique and expression and indicated that the thorough foundation work which is so essential to good work is being accom- plished. The evening hour set for the more advanced players brought with 1t a throng of admiring friends and an atmosphere of delightful expectation The program was a well built one and justified the audience not only in such expectations but also warranted the generous applause which was ac- corded each number.
 Both artistic and brilliant playing was the rule throughout the program Thus was evidenced good ground work as well as the higher work of the teacher of interpretation who seeks to develop individuality in a performer such as will enable him to express not only the composer, but to express him self through the medium of the com poser's work
 Following are the programs T0aYra In CTtau
 Miss Rema Doris. A Woodland Idyl. l............A Armstrong
 Miss Marian Doris. Rustic Dance, Op. 266.......... .Reineeke
 MT. Earl Pecka. Laughing Waters -four hands).....
 .......... .......... Wohlfahrt Misses Eliza beth Jones and Vida King The Daisy, Op. 13............ Zernickow
 Miss Ruby Pascoe. Op. .46..................H Horvath
 Miss Mildred Meskimmons. Op. 15. No. 7..... Biose
 Miss Helen Bicknell. Scarf Dance...-.... ...-..... Chaminade
 Miss Blanch Hughes. Rigandon. Op. 49. No. D.. P. Mcdowell
 Miss Gertrude Melczer. Second Mazurka, Op. 54... Goddard
 Miss Hazel Goldberg. Gretchen's Dance ..................L Linn
 Miss Hattie Hurley. Evening ..--....-............- Low
 Miss Jessie Higley. Gypsy Life -four hands) ........ .Kullak Miss Vera and Helen Bickneil. March Rummel
 Miss Vera Bicknell. Evening Hours ...................Ke Keller
 Miss Ellen Hughes. Forest Sprites, Op. 30 No. ?. Williams
 Miss Blythe Wallace Menuet, Op. 14...............Pa .Paderewski
 Miss June Williams
 EVENING RECITAL. (a) The Flatterer .Chaminade Cb) Tarantelle, Op. Mills
 Miss Hazel Goldberg. Water Lymph, Op. 13. No. 3...E- Nevin
 Miss Lea Menard. Valse Des FIeurs Borowski
 Miss Ruth Doris. Naise ......-...-...-...-.... BOrowskI
 Miss Selma Goldberg. ScherzO, in B flat Minor. Chopin
 Miss June Williams. Valse Brilliante, in A flat ... .Pieczonka
 Miss Frances Lount. Valse, in F Op. 34, No. L.. .Moszkowski
 Miss Grace Hilgen. (a First Mazurka, Op. 21. Saint Saens (b) Valse Caprice, Op. 7....... Newland
 Miss Rema Doris. Fantasia on Mendelssohn's Mid summer Nights Dream. .. Spindler
 Miss Bessie Ensign. Hearts FancieS ............. Marks
 MT. Rick McFau. Polka de Concert. ............ Bartlet
 Miss Gertrude Melczer Flower Song, Op. .Tobanf
 MT. Theodore Plath. PolOnaise in Iiszt
 Miss Grace Hilgen.