The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

and in her capacity Of director will be
able 10 give Holy Name the benefit Of
skill derived from long experience. Mrs
Pennebaker's fine soprano voice viii also
greatly augment The power OF the choir
Miss Bertha H. Hansen, soprano; M.
Fred c. Schaener. barytone. and Miss
Marie Hansen. accompanist were heard
in recital at the studio Of Mrs. Bats.
Wednesday evening The programme in
cluded Dreams" StrelezH; ''Thou'rt Like
a Flower" KimbaT; "Serenade." Strauss,
"Amore,' Pinsutd: Miss Hansen and Nj
SchaefIer); Der Lindenbaum" and 'Das
Wanderer," Schubert, and other songs by
Rcssini. Finke, Denza, and Salter.
The twenty-sixth season Of the Bischon
course Of concerts will be given in the
First Congregational Church. Tenth and
g streets beginning Wednesday evening.
December 1s, and will continue throughout
the season.
This course will be educational as well
as entertaining, and viii afford the musi-
cal public an opportunity of hearing some
good music.
Miss Marie Won Unschulds recital last
month. given at the residence of Mrs.
Austin Flint, met with great success, and
the assembled music lovers Of New York
society asked the young artist for several
musicales, to be given at their residences
on the day Miss Won Jnschuld has chosen
for her New York classes. There were
many people Of note among the select
audience. Mrs. Auckland Thorne will hold
the next musicale at her residence.
Miss Irene Dieterich and Miss Demarest
will appear in concert in the opera house
Alexandria, on December Il.
The Washington Saenger5und, Mr.
Henry Xander, musical director. will give
its third musicale this evening, and will
render the following very interesting pro-
gramme;
Choruses-lsl I'm Field des MCrgens fruh' Burkhardt
(bl "Sandmaenchen" .................. Slit
Saengerbund.
Piano solos-tal 'Loreley'' Selling
tb) Scotch Poem '............ cDoweli
Mr. Norman DAILY.
Soprano solo, "Chaus1n Pro7encale". Dell Ao1ua
Miss Ancella B. Fisher.
Tenor solo, Once More. Chanfuade
Mr. Holndon MoTsell.
C0ntraltO SOLO 'HoSanna Granier
Mrs. William T. Reed
Bass solo, Prologue from Il Pagacci'. .LeoncaYaIlo
Mr.. Thomas A. Murray.
The December studio recital given By
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock last Thurs
day evening offered an attractive and we'll
/ performed programme. Mr. Edwin T. Mil
ler's singing of an aria from Mendels-
sOhn's Elijah" revealed to advantage n
voice Of much warmth and volume. Miss
Amy Cromwell sang several songs. and
was particularly successful in Adams
Roses" A new song, "A Serenade in
Autumn" By Lynn-Hullinger, was intro
duced by Miss Emma Bowen, who inter
pTeted il tastefully The last half of the
programme was made up of The Garden
of Kama" by Henry b. Vincent. a song
cycle for four voices sung by Mrs Mary
| d. FaTTar, Miss Bowen, Mr.. Clarence H
Childs. and MI Miller This is a difficult
work, founded upon Laurence Hopes In
dian Love Lyrics and full of local color.
I and the singers showed most careful prep
aration.
God. Thou Art Greatr' and 'The Last
judgment" two works by Spohr, will be
sung by the choir of Trinity Church.
somewhat augmented. and the following
sOloists: Miss Edna B. Doe. Mrs. George
F. LipDitt, Mr.. Frederick .Sillers. and Mir.
1 w. II. Peter. Mr.. Oscar Franklin Com
stock. organist and choirmaster Cards of
admission may be obtained from Mr.. Com
stock.