The Washington herald., 1907-11-03

/ Ny Redeemer Liveth," and al the Friday
Morning Club this week, with Verdure
/ Clad, and selections from Mozart.
Nine. samaron. the brilliant young
pianist. arrived in America from Europe,
where she had been spending the sum
mer, on Wednesday, October o. She
went almost directly to Boston. where
1 she gave the first recital OF her season
on Monday afternoon. October IS
Interest Is being manifested by the
/ public in the forthcoming concert Of the
Messiah. by the Washington Choral So
ciety, conducted by Mr.. Percy 5. Foster,
and assisted by the Philadelphia Or
chestra. Mr. Dan Beddoe. Mrs. thinner
man, Miss Lansing. and Mr. Tom Daniel.
] The Messiah concert, as it is to be
given In Convention Hall. ah6 with a
/ large orchestra, requires a large chorus.
/ II is hoped that the old members Of the
/ society who have relinquished their men,
/ beTship viii renew their interest at this
/ time. and that church choirs and other
/ singers VIII avail themselves Of this op-
/ portunity to become acquainted with this
/ oratOTiO by joining the society and help
| ing TO celebrate its twenty-fifth anniver-
| sary.
| Rehearsals are held Monday evenings at
the George Washington University as
sembly hall, and applications for men,
1 bership should be made to the chairman
OF the chorus committee. Mr.. Joseph b.
| Wilson, room 80. lie Droit Building.
| Realizing the Importance of pupils re
ceivips more than their regular weekly
lessons. the Washington College Of Music
has arranged for a series of daily lectures
and recitals by its teachers, commencing
with the winter term, November .. On
! five days of the week there will be a
daily lecture Of an hours duration. 10
which any student in the college shall
be admitted free.
These lectures and demonstrations viii
be given by Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, Mr.. S. NJ Fabian, Mr.. ". G. Owst,
Mr.. Charlemagne Koehler, and Mr.. Sol
Minister, making five weekly lectures in
all Besides lectures, the hour Will be
divided into different forms Of study and
work. Mr.. Wrightson's work will con
I
for women's voices only. Fifteen min
utes of the hour viii be devoted to lee
ture and instruction upon the general
| lines Of voice culture, the remaining forty
] five minutes to Interpretation, sight read
ing, and part song singing, and the study
| of classical works for women's voices
only. Mr. Fabian's hour will be devoted
( to lecture on positive piano technique
showing the practical application Of the
method as applied TO the artistic rendition
Of compositions. Demonstrations viii be
made by advanced pupils. Mr.. Owst' S
lectures VIII be upon orchestra eonstruc-
ton and composition. Mr. Sol Minister S
| lectures will consist of the construction,
origin. and development of stringed in
struments. Mr.. Koehler's lectures VIII be
on oratory, fnterspersed with readings by
/ Shakespeare and other great writers.
| TO make it possible for those who are
not already students in the college TO
attend these lectures and instruction
/ classes, a nominal fee will be charged,
and application for membership can be
made at the college. Application for MEM
bership must be made not later than
Saturday. November q.
On Wednesday afternoon, November 12,
at 4:3O O'Clock, Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son VIII give recital to the students of
the Holy Cross Academy, on Massachu-
sets avenue. assisted by his talented
pupil, Miss Gertrude Reuter-.
The Nordica Mandolin. Banjo. and Gut
| tar Clubs, Mr. Walter T Holt, director,