The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-07-03
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAMME
HAS BEEN ARRANGED By PRO
LESSOR BENJAMIN JEPSOM

For wednesday, Morning Meeting at .
o,Cloek-One Thousand Children
from the New Haven Public schools
to sing-0ther Features.
Here is the complete program of the
musical features OF the annual conven-
ton of the American Institute Of In
struction which win be held at Woolsey
hal July 9-12:
MONDAY, JULY 8, 8 P, M.
Brief organ recital by Prof Harry B.
Jepson, Yale University organist.
Tenor solo, Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod)
DR.. Charles Zimmerman.
TUESDAY, JULY 9. 10 A. NJ.
Piano solo, sentas ballad, (Wagner-
LiszD from Der Fliegende Hollander,
Miss Antoinette Brett.
Duet, Estudiantina, Q4aul Lacome)
Misses Pearl Young and Grace Walker.
Contralto solo, (a) Far Across the
Desert Sands, o. Kashmeri Song, Co
Allah Be With Us, Amy Woodforde
Finder,) Miss Grace Walker.
Soprano solo, Nightingale Song, CBat-
temp Miss Pearl young, aceompanist,
Miss Clara Louise Jepson.
TUESDAY, JULY. 10, s P. on.
Soprano solo, (a) The Rosy Morn,
(Ronald;) CD Mirage, (Lehmann;) (c)
Garden Song, (salters) Miss Anna
Frances Treat, Nevein (Ladies) Quar-
tet
Quartet, Now Is the Month Of May
ing, (strong) Lullaby (Durull)
Quartet, First soprano, Miss Martha
Springer second soprano, Miss Anna
Frances Treat, first alto Miss Bertha
L, HUME, second alto, Miss Grace r..
Walker, accompanist, Mr.. G. Franklin
Pierce.
WEDNESDAY, JULY II, > A. M,
ENTERTAINMENT
One thousand children from the New
Haven public schools under the direc-
ton Of Supervisor Benjamin Jepson.
PROGRAM.
MY Country IT'S of Thee ...........
Praise the Lord Austrian Hymn
*Three Part Song, to be sung. at sight
Dear Native Land ...German Hymn
Red, White and Blue .............,..
*Three Part Song, to be sung at night
God Ever Glorious. Hymn
Union Dixie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"Three Part Song. to be sung at sight
The Star spangled Banner, with semi
chorus Of boys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Accompanies, Mr.. Henry d. Cowles.
Exercise in dictation, by entire chorus
Patriotic school song, air, Christus
Victor .....,..,,.,.....s.... 49,. .,..
Accompanied on the Newberry Organ.
Prof ri b. Jepson.
"The songs for sight singing were
written for the occasion by Or, Horatio
Parker Of Yale University. They have
never before been seen or heard by the
children. The same may be said in
reference to the exercises In dictation.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Ii, 5 P. M.
Temple (Male) quartet, without ac-
compartment,
| (a) Artillerist's Oath.....C. r. Adams
(a) Loyal song ...............K ucken
| First Tenor, Mr.. Frederick Maurer;
second tenor, Mr.. Thomas Fl. Williams;
/, first bass, Mr.. Rufus Shepard; second
bass, Mr. Charles Wren,
Bass solo, Where the Lindens Bloom
80. ......,, Dudley Buck
Mr.. Laurence w. sullivan.
Accompanist, Mrs. l.. w. Sullivan.
THURSDAY, JULY II, A. M.
Baritone solo, King Charles White
Mr.. William e. Morgan, jr.
viloin solo, Sixth air Yarie. DeBeriot
Miss Mollie Stanford
Soprano solo, Sing On .......... Bishoff
Miss Leola D. Lucey.
Aceompanist, Mr. Joseph Lily.
THURSDAY, JULY Y, P, M.
Trinity Episcopal Boy choir.
Unfold Ye Portals .Gounod
Thanksgiving Anthem .,..a..S urette
Under direction Of Prof Harry Read.
This splendid program has been ar
ranged by Prof. Benjamin Jepson. The
stelnway s. Sons Concert Grand kind
| ly furnished by the NJ. steinert & Sons