The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-05
A MUSIC RECITAL.
Pupils of Miss sternfeid Give Fine I
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 Lest night at the Girls High School aud 1rlum a large and appreciative by the pupils of the Sternfeld Studio of Music.
 Each number on the program was rendered with skill, the pupils show ing artistic training and development in marked degree. From the young est to the most advanced pupils there was displayed acuracy and precision. Teehnic and tone is the foundation of good piano playing and these qualities were especially noted. The Bach Pre- Jude, by a very young student. was one of the numbers worthy of special note, 1t being so seldom that this great com poser is heard on a pupils program.
 After each number, as the young mu- sicians retired from the rostrum, they were presented with beautiful flowers and boxes containing more substantial gifts from their relatives and friends The three boys on the program. in lieu of flowers and vari-shaped boxes, re- ceived enthusiastic encores to which they refused to respond with other than bows.
 The Mendelssohn Spring Song and Chopin March were played artistically, as was the dainty '.Menuet" of Pade- rewski
 The program was interspersed with duos and quartettes, all of which Were rendered with splendid orchestral ef- feet.
 By special request Albert Heinberg of New York. who Is the guest of Mrs sternfcld. played two very fine violin selections. He played the "Romanze" by Beethoven and "Cavatina" by Raf MT. Heinbeerg received his musical ed ucation in Germany under the best of teachers He was accompanied last evening on the piano by Miss Dora Sternfeld.
 Miss sternfeld had this season forty pupils enrolled and though this is but her fourth faarhar cess has been marked. The following is the complete pro- gram:
 Dance of the Dewdrops (DuceIle)- Ruth Brewer. Masqueraders, (Ducelle)-AIston Jones. Tulip ncr)-Ellzabeth Brown. Ever So Glad, (Orth)-Jeanetta Trum
 May Has Come. (Bohm)-Moiiie Yei- vertoa.
 Queen of Drowsy Land, CDucelle)- Mary " Tresslar. Sextette, March. (Keller)-First pia- no-Myrtle Branscomh. Willie Ready Cary. Miriam Friedman. Second piano Mary Ellen Harvey, Margaret Preiss, Louise Sharp.
 Marguerite, (Lange)-Mary Ellen
 Rendo and Tarentella. (Kirchner)- Miriam Friedman. In Merry Company, (Bohm)-Dorothy Graham
 Etelka, tKrogman)-willie Ready Cary.
 With Love and Joy. (Bohm)-Myrtle Branscomb Quartette, Mitzi-Katzchen, tBehr)- First piano Eloise Sadler, Addie Grif- fin. Second piano-Dorothy Graham Ella Vaughn Patterson At the Ball (Lange)-Margaret Preiss
 Chaconne, (Roubier)-Miss Addia Griffin
 Menuet, Paderewski)-MIss LilIer Bell Smith.
 shepnerd's Tale, (Nevin)-Lionel
 (a) Prelude. (Bachl: (h) Scene Bohe- milan, tkuhe)-Eloise Sadler
 Quartette-Sparish Dances, No. i and 2. (Moszkowsky)-Firs piano-Afiss Eunice Helton. Miss Katie Gritfith. Sec ond ,piano-Miss Ethel Tresslar, Miss Annie Laurie
 Mazurka, tGodard)-Miss Katie Grif- filth.
 Yalse No ,, tGodard)-Leo Dreyfus.
 Waltz, Chopin nl-Miss Eunice Helton.
 spring Song, (Mendelssohn); Waltz. z. sharp Minor, (Chopin)-Miss Glycine Branscomb.
 Quaftette-Valse Impromptu (Raff) First piano-Miss Eunice Helton, Miss Dora Marcus Second piano-Miss Fan ny Mae Futile, Miss Dora Sternfeld.