The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
ABOUT MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

quality OF the three soIoists for the other
concerts is unusually high. At the De-
| cember concert the assisting artist will be
PaderewskL This will be his only ap-
pearance with orchestra In Washington.
At the third concert. IN January. the
sOloist viii be Teresa Carreno unques-
tiOnabiy the greatest Of woman pianists.
For the fourth. ia February. Fritz Kreis-
Ter has been engaged. Kreisler. it is gen.
orally admitted. IS to-day the greatest Of
violin virtUosos.
The novelties to be presented will be
chosen from the following list; new sym
phonies by Henry x. Hadley and Bis
choff; dIndy's WaUenstein symphony,
Rogers Variations BossIs Intermezzo
Goldoniani, a. new work for plano and
orchestra by Loehier. a symphonic poem
by Ertel, another by Boehe, an orchestral
piece by Schjelderup. suites by Reznicek
and Hugo Kaun, a serenade by Szekles,
| Hu@perdincks overture, "Heirat Wider
Willen;" Cesar Franks Redemption"
and PfltZner's overture. "Christel1ein.
An excellent programme Is offered by
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock for the If
teenth studio recital Mr.. Comstock and
Mrs. Theodore Thomas Appel viii sing
THE Lord is a Man Of War" by Handel;
Mr.. Comstock viii play two movements
from Chopin's Sonata IN B Minor. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Appel will be heard in
some interesting arias and duets.
The Rebew Orchestra played at their
first public rehearsal OF the winter last
Monday evening at the Keller Memorial
Church the following programme, Mr..
Henry Weber, conducting:
March, America
selection, 3ikado Sullivan
Contralto solo, Thou Ar Like Unto
Flower .Rubinstein
(Sirs A, W Cummings
Overture Lila Harris
Piano Solo, When You and Were Young" .Grieg
fMaggie Bisehof. AccompaniSt W. J. Weber)
Caprice. Hearts Message .Sautemann
March. Lights Out" Mccoy
Mrs. Cummings solo. which was par
tioularly enjoyable. was, perhaps, the
feature OF the programme. Her ac-
companlst was Mrs. Arthur Redrow,
formerly Miss Nellie Dougherty, and a
member Of the Rebew Orchestra.
Mrs. Paul Freeman. wife of Lieut..
Paul Freeman, L. S. a. formerly Miss
Emma Rosenbaum, who has arrived in
Washington from Manila and is max
ing a visit 20 relatives and friends.
played with the orchestra last Monday
evening.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld plans. for
the meetings of the Unsehnil Club,
which viii begin in November, at the
University OF Music and Dramatic Art.
to give a regular series OF Beethoven
scnatas for piano and violin. in which
she VIII perform, assisted by Mr.. Bree-
skin, violinist. The programme of
these meetings will, as usual, be per-
formed by the pupils, and occasionally
solos for wind instruments, as well, as
piano trios and plano quartets, will. be
rendered.
In the forthcoming production Of
GauTs Holy City" which Mr. Com
stock has planned for November /. the
latest edition of the work, with the
prologue, will be used for the first
time in this city
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Gareissen have
sent out cards for studio musicale
Tuesday. October Is. from to 6, at
1919 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. B. Allen Terrell, precentor and d.
rector OF music at the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church of this city. has been
engaged to sing the tenor solos of The
Messiah to be given by the Oratorio
Society OF the University OF Wooster, at
Wooster. Ohio, December u, under the
direction Of Prof. J. Lawrence Erb, di-
rector of the conservatory Of music of the
university. The other soloists are leading
singers of Pittsburg and Cleveland
St Margaret's Episcopal choir has re-
sumed work end enlarged It's rolls by the