Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

month or two ago which should be in
every intelligent students library. viz:
Elson's Music Dictionary. II is concen-
trated and to the point. Frequent turnings
to 1t in cases of doubt would soon stiffen
up a foggy knowledge OF music phrase
ology
For instance, do you know the mean
ing of "appoggiatura?" Are you aware
that no musical strings are really made
of cat gut? Are the meanings of the Ital-
ian words used in the direction of express
sion familiar TO your Can you take a
piece of music ana explain all TIE marks
and symbols7 Just for fun try 1t right
now and see how soon you fall down. Then
go buy Louis p. Elson's little dictionary
(Oliver Ditson company. BOSTON, and do
some studying. We get into the habit
after we are out Of school of thinking we
know a lot. Somebody comes along and
gives us jolt that makes us want to get
hastily into the ash barrel. But 1t would
be an arid world, indeed, IL We ever got
to the point of knowing It ALL"
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/ read a perfectly lovely thing of e. s.
Martins the other day in which he said
1.-The world IS made up of two classes of
people-the people who make muses. and
the people who clear them up" Mr.. Mar
tin also remarked: you not only are re-
sponsibe for the clearing up of your own
muss. but you have q certain obligation
toward the general muss." Could q great
truth have been put more patty? A forty
page sermon might be preached upon II.
gladly leave 1t to individual ramification.
Musically. II can be illumined with a
mighty light
From Weimar come greetings from Mrs
Wagner-Thomas. Miss Edith Thomas and
Prof Charles Petersen.
.
The first program of the Tuesday Morn
lug Musical club will be given November
under the direction of Miss Corinne
Paulson.
Ellen Beach Yaw will sing at the Audi
forum on the night of December %. Miss
Yaw has spent several years studying
abroad The press notices since her return
have been most enthusiastic.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas ] Kelly, through
the winter will give informal musicales az
their residence-studlo every two weeks.
The programs will include many new and
interesting songs. The pupils will have the
valuable assistance OF their teacher I'm
making these evenings memorable Last
Monday night Miss Hazel Connel and Mr..
lessen were the performers.
.
The following program was given be-
fore an enthusiastic audience on Tuesday
evening last. Mr.. IAndow Is a newcomer
In these parts, but We shall certainly wish
to listen to his delightful playing many
times again. For depth OF tone and SYM
pathetic touch his equal has rarely been
heard In this city. The Chopin numbers
were particularly enjoyable. also schu-
mann's Des Attends and Fantasia C-maior;
l. Senate F-minor. op. 81 (Appassionate)
Allegro assai
Andante con motto.
Allegro ma non troppo-Preato.
:. Nal Oes ADends ..................S chunann
CD Fantasia C-ma1or. op. E............'0
PART IL
la) Ballade, A-fat. major. .......... Chopin
CD Nocturne, C-minor .................
go Etude, A-fiat. major ................
(dl Scherzo. B-major .............a.....
4 (a( Ave Maria, after Schubert 80. Liszi
90 Polonaise, E-maJor ..................
The Illustrated Music School OF Cham
bers' academy has issued invitations for
two public exhibitions. September . al 1913
O'Clock, and October at O'Clock
The Boyd list OF attractions includes the