The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-01

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The orchestra which has been trained
/ BY the Rev. George DaIand. for the per-
Torrance of the Redemption" by the
Washington Choral Society, has been do
| ing exceedingly good work II will play
/ the Messiah" music at the rehearsal
next Monday evening. as Mr.. Foster. the
conductor of the Messiah" is anxious
that the chorus shall become accustomed
TO singing with orchestra. 1t has been
| found necessary to make rule that the
| gallery at the George Washington Hall.
| on the night of the rehearsals, will be
open only to holders Of season tickets.
The Philadelphia Orchestra. which is
to assist the Washington Choral Society
at the concert Of the Messiah" has been
| receiving unstainted praise in all the
| cities where it has played its opening con-
| certs this season.
The Rebew Orchestra gives A regular
monthly public rehearsal tomorrow night
at Keller Memorial Church. The soloists
are Miss Kate Ellis, soprano; Miss Ruth
Harvey. violinist, and Mis- Ouida Vince
| lock, pianist.
At St. Margarets Church this evening.
the cantata. Song Of Thanksgiving" by
J. H. Maunder. viii be rendered by the
combined choirs of ST. Johns and St
] Margarets churches
II. H Freeman will conduct the work,
and Alfred G. Eldridge will preside at the
organ. The violin parts will be played
by Anton Kaspar. Admission to the
church Will be free, and all are cordially
invited.
\ Mr.. Harry Patterson Hopkins will give
a joint recital at the Washington College
with Mr. Arthur Conrad, Of the Peabody
/ Institute. early in December Mr. Hop
kins, as composer. VIII present for the
first time, his ''Slavonic Rhapsody, In Z
minor" for piano. The same programme
will be repeated at the Library Of Con-
gress in March.
At the last meeting of the Unschuld's
Club. Miss z. Pickering sang two Grieg
songs which were received with enthusi-
asm by an appreciative audience. At the
same meeting Mr.. Rober Z. Seel. the flute
instructor of the university, played two
Chopin numbers and scored a marked
success.
This evening the choir at st. Andrews
Church will sing Sir John Stainer's can
tata, The Daughter Of Jarius.'
I The song recital given by Miss Fran
ceska Kaspar, assisted by the Kaspar-
Lent String Quartet, Mr.. Anton Kaspar.
violinist. and Miss Lucy Brickenstein at
the piano. at National Park Seminary
last Monday evening was in every par
ticular enjoyable Miss Kaspars num-
bers were rendered in a most artistic and
enjoyable manner. and her programme
was supplemented by several excellent
selections. The programme:
String quartet in ID major opus lS2. allegretto
by Ran; (al ariette from La Belle Arsene.' Man
signy. and % Beware" Lent written for and ded
ieated TO FRANCESCA KasDar. Miss Franceska Kas-
par; theme and variations from the Kaiser Quar-
tet" Haydn; Ia Angels Ever Bright and Fair "
Handel; (bl Songs Ny Mother Taught Me-" DYO
rak and e) Spring" By request Henschel Mis-,
Francesca Kaspar; Romance" motto perpctuo
Ries. Mr.. Anton Kaspar; grand aria from third act
! Of Faust C'Jewel Song), GounOd. Miss Fran
ceska kaspar; Pastorale. Meuuet, and lie Moulin
from Scenes ChampeTes." Lent
H H Freeman played the special
music for the morning and evening serv-
|, ices at the Jarvis Memorial Methodist
Church, Greenville. n. c., last Sunday
the occasion being the visit of Gov. Glenn,
Of North Carolina, who delivered two adj
dresses before the citizens OF the town
On the following evening Mr.. Freeman
gave an organ recital, which included the
following numbers:
SOpano solo. Triumph Of Life" tRimanoczy).
Miss Castor. tal prelude In major Rink
(bl "a Sunset Melody" Vincent (al "Gayotte''
CThomas). from the opera -Mignon." arranged for
the organ b Clarence Eddy; (b) 'Pastorale
| tWachsD. (al .'SersnatR" (Moszkowski) arranged
for the organ by Arthur Boyce, +. r. C. o.;
o. Funeral March" Chopin. arranged for the
organ by T. Cunningham Woods. Doxoiogy by the
choir and congregation. Anthem. The King Of
Love" (Shelleyi By the choir. tal Grand Ofertaire
No {, in major CWey): % Capriccio IN miner
CManney). arranged for the organ by II. H. Free
man lal TOcCata and FUgue in D minor Bach
(bl IntemezIO in ID fiat tSalomel. (a) Bridal
Song" Op- IS. No 2 (Jensenl, arranged for the
organ by Clarence Eddy; (6 Rustic Wedding "
AIleuetto-giOjos0 WEST.