Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-03-15
PIANO RECITAL.
Interesting Program by PupiIs
OF. Mrs. ClanVlllo.

or Mrs. ClanvlIl0.
Those who were privileged TO A.
tend the Piano Ricital, given by
the pupils Of Mrs. p. NJ. Glanville,
on Thursday evening of last week,
in the Methodist church, enjoyed u
real treat.
Mrs. Glanville is II pianist of un-
usual ability, and possesses the rare
faculty OF developing in her pupils
individ uality, style and expression,
as was evinced in their rendition
of the ch oice and varied program.
A large audience of interested
friends greeted the opening nt,m-
Der and throughout the whole eve
ming showed their appreciation .by
frequent and hearty applause.
The first number. was the We'd
ding March (duet) from Mendel-
sohn, by Miss Vercler and Mrs.
Glanville. Miss Vercler is prom
Using young musician and in both
the duet and also the Gipsy Rondo
her work was very pleasing. LIE
Crepuscnle or "Twilight' (Guy) a
beautiful reverie in iegato sty le,
was delivered by Miss Taylor with
fine expression. The difficult
Rondo in q Beethoven) by Miss
Villa Wilkinson was dainty
and creditable bit of work. Among
the younger pupils, Edmund Sch
madeka deserves praise for his
playing Of the Daffodil waltz; Little
Miss Edna Craig, also did finely in
her Farewell TO Home" Behr }
Miss Edna Bickford gave the fa-
miliar Peri waltzes (D'Albert) and
won much appause as did also Miss
Freda Berg, in "Mountain Bells''
(Gauschals), Misses Eunice and
Vivian Mcdonald played the pretty
duet, Kinderbal (Terschak) in a
very pleasingsmanner, Miss Eunice
afterward gave "By the Forest
Lake" (Gauschals) with taste.
Little Miss Gladys Bunnell, in a
duet, (by Enckhausen) with her
teacher, did splendidly. "The
Secret" (Gantier) by Miss Pearl
Bertsch was a fine example OF
staccato movement. and was well
executed. Valse Brilliante op, "a,
No. ] Chopin, was rendered with
splendid effect by Miss Schmad'ka
Miss Lulu Richardson evinced
much talent in her playing of the
difficult Schubert Impromptu op.
80 No. 4. Later she played in duet
with Mrs. Glanville, the Polonaise
in A major, which was we'll ren.
dered. Miss Vera Allen played
with much grace the pretty selec-
tion "In May Time" by (Bischoff) J
The Aria from Stabat Mater Ros-
sini) was beautifully Interpreted
by DR.. Riggs, on the violin. DR..
Riggs is musician Of much genius
and Grangeville may feel proud of
him. He IAter charmed the audi
ence with scello solo 20 thou sub
lime sweet evening STAR" Miss
Bella Scofeld gave with charm and
finish " The Last Hope" (Gotts-
chalk) The Tarantelle, in A fat,
was one OF the most enjoyable
numbers Of the program and Miss
Paula Hobaus played it with spirit.
| Mies Mona Nickel sang winning
little song, s.For Thee" in her
usual charming manner. Miss
Nickel later sang in duet with her
brother, Mr.. Clyde Nickel, "Qh
That We Two Were Maying." Mr.
| Nickels fine bass voice blended
| most tremendously with Miss
Nickels sweet soprano, in this old
time favorite, and was very much
enjoyed.
The music throughout the en-
tire program was of a high order
and Grangeville is to be congratu-
lated ON having talent capable OF
giving, and listeners, of appreciat-
ing SO excellent an entertainments.