The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

president Of the University Of Music and
Dramatic Art, whose engagement 10 Mr..
Henry Lazard was recently announced.
viii take place in Newport the beginning
Of September After a short trip, they
VIII return TO Washington in time to re-
open the fourth school year. which will
occur September T. President Marie Won
Cnschuld announces the following ap-
pointments in officers and faculty: Mr.
Henry Lazard. vice president. Mr. Henry
?. Cole, secretary and treasurer; Nine.
Bimont French. teacher; Signor Carozzi,
vocal teacher; Mr.. Ernest Lent counter
point composition, and violoncello; Mr.
Daniel Breeskin, violin, and Prof II. H.
Freeman. organ.
The commencement exercises of the
University Of Music and Dramatic Art
afforded the usual great pleasure to the
large audience which crowded the ball
room of the New Willard. The perform
ance Of the piano pupils especially showed
great artistic finish, technically, and IN
conception. It is interesting to observe
how these pupils from recital TO recital,
are led, under the sure guidance of Frau
leiu Won Unschuld. step 10y step, TO the aim
for finish. The ensemble playing of the
William Tell Overture" by Misses Rob
insOn. 0ICNeaI Amies. and Kolb was as
remarkable as it was brilliant The solos
by Miss Tweedy and Miss Hardness were
very creditable. The two graduates per
formed their solo pieces with brilliancy
and temperament
The most remarkable was the rendering
Of Killers Concerto. by Mildred Kolb;
the Rhapsody, by Roberta Amies and
the Chiminade, by the little but talented
Ethel Fisher. Full of deep sentiment
and ripeuess was Beethoyen's Appas- /
si0nato. by Katherine lIcNeaL
A charming surprise was given 20 the
public by the rendition Of Henzers "IfI
Were a Bird by katherine N1cNeal.
with Miss Won Uns1huld on the second
piano, which original and beautiful ar
rangemeHt by Heuzel is very seldom
heard.
The vocal pupils Of Miss Edith Picker
ing gave much pleasure with their num-
beTs. Miss Church deserves fun credit
for her aria Carmen" in singing and i'm
pronunciation. Some very interesting lit
tie songs We're given by Mrs. Parkinson.
and the ensemble singing I'm the trio. as
well as in the chorus, was very credit /
able.
The two graduates Of the piano teachers
training course, Miss Alice Terrell. of
Maryland, and Miss Martha Urness. of
Minnesota, were honored by the presenta- /
ton Of "a beautiful medal given for tho
degree OF excellence I'm the diploma. Very
interesting was the speech of the presi- |
dent Marie Won Unschud. which demon /
strated the high standard 90 which Frau /
ieln Won Jnschuld wishes 10 raise the /
teachers. training course, and characters /
tic were her words. What we want I'm /
this country is well-trained teachers with /
knowledge, and such teachers /
shall be hOnOred and rewarded for the /
great mission they are entering upon as |
We are accustomed 20 honor artists who. /
by their natural talent viii find am easier /
career and greater .aurels than the con 4
scie1tious. harder working teachers"
a pretty feature was the presentation
of a rose by each Of the pupils TO the two |
graduates, as they offered their congratu- I
lauons.
There was an interesting recital by the /
music and expression classes of Madison .
Han Seminary on Thursday evening last. /
The following programme was given:
Piano duet L0hen-riu' ................ Wagner
Misses Pearl and Pauline Ka-es.
Chorus Hope iH Tho L.rd.. ......... Handel .
Vocal solo, dreams" ".................... .Ra--Irtt
Miss Ruby Thumord
Reading, The Rising I'M l116 Miss Naude smith
IlaIo solo, Ir5umrr and Romano ........ Schumaun
Miss HuHrrn tr7wrfrr
local, dream and "Er= uti~r" "...........I .Ia=sr7
Miss Mabel Ross
Reading, 'Ihe ohamha5ei Nautilus. '...... Holmes
Miss Hattie Harrison
Piano solo. Nl"rurlr. ......... CIors-
Miss Marie Turner
Reading, .Leeh.urar .............. Walter sco-.
Miss Ruby Thumand
'Yo7r-ius7 Rubirz.e7
-'A@ -rs.ss.---... PCTEgltsr
Miss Lstha Wiren.
lbt "FeuGzagh-r' ............... Brq=siu- Wagner
Miss Elizabeth Winston.
Reading, THE Legend of the Organ Builder Don
Miss Marie Turner.
Vocal SOLO "AutHunal Gale ................. G-ieg
Miss Elizabeth L-cEls
Reading. Words '............. .......-..... Pro---r
Miss Mabel Ross
Vocal duct "SorauaFa" .-....... S-f,,rs-- /
Misses Witru and Lccsie.
Presentation 0f certificates Of music 70 Misses
L0tHa Wi-rru Elizabeth Lecsia and Pearl Karnes
Piano duet Overture % William Tell"
.TI-c7rr arrangement. .... R0ssini
Miss Elizabeth Winston and DR.. August Schemmal
I7l5rs Misses Addi5 Lee Brown. Mary NcQussu.
and Anna Leclie.
A musicale was given on Monday even
Ing by the Morseu Vocal Club. at Analo-
stan Boat Club. under the direction Of
Mr.. Hernd0n Morsell. Miss Dorothy
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