Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16


Of q set series Of good musicsles
this winter. at least two people,
49, Mrs. w. w. Turner and Mr.. Glenn
ent Chase. Will manage several f1rse class
concerts Thevinne. the great Russian d.
anist. has already been booked, Carrie
Jacobs Bond ard Witherspoon are possj-
biltties, Loudan Charlton r. trying hard to
get guarantee In Omaha for a sembrich
song recital Seems to me we could 20
without few things ana make this last
proposition q dream come true. sembrich
IL prime favorite here. even Caruso had
TO take second place. Never anywhere does
her genius shine 90 brightly as m recital
work. Many times she has been nearly
buried in flowers by her admirers. Why
can't We have herr
On October II Mrs. Turner. Mr.. Ellis and
Mr.. cuscaden will give q recital at the
new Schneider q Mueller hall.
.
Mr.. George W. Manchester has opened
his studio at sos woodman Of the World
building. He reports very satisfactory
number Of pupils.
Leoncavsllo. the famous Italian com.
poser. has been booked by Mr.. Chase for an
Omaha appearance He is travelling with
an orchestra OF sixty and lyric artists who
viii interpret scenes from his operas The
AFFAIR Is called the Leoncayailo Opera
Concert Tournee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly gave an informal
musicale Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence-studio They are planning for sew
erai Of these pleasant and instructive meet
ing times during the winter.
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Mrs, Mile Ryan is hack from q summer
spent In the east She reopensd her studio
September Il.
September II Miss Alice NJ. Fawcett COM
menced her winters work. Her vacation
was spent studying and travelling.
.
At the Woodmen Of the World meeting
In Ashland September IL Mr.. Lee q,
Kratz's double quartet from his newly or
ganized Seymour Lodge olee club fur
nished the singing.
The following squib from Lite Is too good
TO skips
Gersumpslxi's new symphonic poem. .'The
HousAcleaner', ode Teufelsfrau). Il des-
tined 40 produce a profound impression.
Tss MARKED n hs score s sss9 ssnf:
al the Approach Of Spring" This gentle
melody, q duet for triangles, Is interrupted
by a shrill cry from the ophicieide. alb
nEpptly introducing she main theme. The
constantly reappearihg at unexpected In
tervals In a vigorous motto perpetuo. work
ing out In strict style. mostly brass, but
fun OF deceptive endngs. The mutsd pic
eoios sing the nrst phrase OF the Moth
Ball Motive. taken up by the entire
camphor-wood-wind family. This modu-
latee naturally Into the Clothes Line
Theme" series OF strong chords from the
strings. sustained by several bars FORTS
simo. Upon this Is skflfully overlaid the
"Carpet-dgure." rapidly taken up IN tml-
tation BY the neighboring families. and en-
during an Incredible number OF beats.
The charwoman" re-enters with another
African melody, the ''Whitewash' Theme. .
A long and exhaustive set Of variations
follows In A-nat. with a succession OF
heroic measures. Dincords become domi-
nant, till sudden resolution on the own
er.s part leads 10 The Invocation 70 the
Vacuum Cleaner. Ian elusive phrase given
elaborated by the tenor thermoplie In
semi-breves and decimeters- The picaroon,
IN q characteristic episode, emitting cold
blasts from the lower register, and re-
enforced By the fire shovels il q ana
G-sharp indicates the giving out OF the
furnace. A striking chorale IN the percus-
sicn family introdnees the eods. Grand
subject frst brsathsd in long drawn STAG
cato from the contra-framophone. climbs
BY irresistible crescendos throughout the
entire orchestral fabric, eliminating IN
a stsntorian roar from that quaint, little
used instrument, the Vienness book horn.
The trio. founded upon q charming Dali
mAfiAa ar. portuys the dsiight % IN