The Washington times., 1907-11-10
Ensemble Piano
Concert Billed
For Tomorrow

Unusual interest IS manifest among
Washington nlusic-lovers in the esemble
piano recital which Ernest Hutchesou.
the great Australian pianist. and Harold
Randolph. director Of the Peabody Con-
servs tory Of Baltimore, viii give at the
Columbia Theater tomorrow afternoon
They play both pianos simultaneously.
and are responsible for the revival OF
the lost art Of IwO-piano playing IN
America. Tie playing of the pair is 80
harmonious in touch. tonal quality, ard
expression, and their exact understand
ing so unusual, that recital Of this
character IS a valuable object lesson Of
what may be achieved BY two artists
who value ensemble effect more than
they do the exploitation Of the indi-
viduaL IL Is almost impossible 20 detect
by the ear alone which pianist is play
ing the various passages 50 thoroughly
IN unison in their work
The recital already announced 70 be
given by Miss Irene Dieterich. soprano,
and Miss Georgia Miller pianist. for to-
morrow, Is postponed until Monday. NO
vennbeF Is II will be given IL Miss
Georgia MiIIers studio, Iz29 r street
Last Sunday evening the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
gave AN Evening with Mozart the or
gan solos b. A. p. TGsker. Orgauist OF
the church, the vocal solos by members
OF the choir, Mrs. Dayelle Taylor WEIGH.
soprano ana Philip L Scantiing, tenor.
ADsong other members Of the choir
who assisted were Miss N. Estcile Gu
lick. alto; Dana c. Holland, basso;
Charles L. Meyers, and Roland r. Rod
eric'l-
They will give AN Evening with Han
der Sunday, December l.
The second public rehearsal Of The
Rebew Orchestra took place last Non
day evening. The soprano soloist, Miss
| Deborah Hickman. received several en-
| cores. The program was:
March. GLORY OF Jamestown 80. Casey
Overture, Light cavalry ------N- suppe
Waltz. George ..---.-------- -E,ettee
/ soDTano solo. .'NJfta Citana" 90. De Koyer
Miss Deborah Hickman,
Miss Alberta Buehler. Accompanies
Encore, Dreaming ..-.-...-----, ,ba1iey
Selection. Fortune Teller" ......H Herbert
Tone poem, Apple Blossoms -BenediN
March '-IsClgVdere '.....-.-....--.. roster
! Caprice Solitude" .-.---.--.- Mercadante
March. Admiral FarTagUt' $1,000 Clarke
/ a
| November :, the concert for the blind
was given By Mrs. F. 3. Gilmore. SO
pranc, and Miss Mabel c. Linton. plan
| ist. Mrs. Gilmore has been substitut-
| ing in ths choir Of the Epiphany Church
| for the last month. and was for sew
eraI wears a member of the quartet OF
Grace NJ. E. Church. OF Baltimore Miss
/ Linton is the organist OF lexington
Presbyterian Church. They gave a de-
| lightfal program
: fine concert was given BY the Nor
dica Mandolin, Gultsr. and Banjo Clut,
W T. Holt. director, and H Ernest
GaTeher.. assistant. at Grace Baptist
Church. Tuesday evening, November 5
The edihce was filed with a large
and enthusiastic audience. The num-
bcrs played by the mandolin and guitar
orchestra consisted of fine rendiuons OF
..Pidue Dame" overture. by Suppe.
Ped MfI' selections by Herbert and
I Hungarian Dance" by Brahm- The
Noriica Banjo Club was enthusiastical-
~ received in Love and Beauty
valtzes and American Patrol" march-
Another banjo number Of interest was
Flower of Mexico" played by a quar-
! tet. composed of Miss a. L. Murray
first banjo: Mrs. Charles Stutsman. SEE
ond banjo: ". T Holt piccolo banjo,
and H Ernest Galleher. guitar. Messrs.
Holt and GalIeher rendered also a duet
| Cavatina on mandolin and guitar. As
sisting talent included Mrs Carrie Y.
| Byrann, who played two splendid plano
solos, "Lit bestraum." by List, and
ballet music. from AIceste-Gluck-Sain
! Saens. Clarence II. Sorreu, IN tenor
solo. Miss Marian McFaH. who sang in
| fine style Loves Rapture" and Jean
and ole J. May III euphOnium solos
The Friday Morning Club gave their
| first musicale Friday, November S. Miss
! Kaspar sang with Verdure Clad"
OIaydn) and BATH, BATH" from Don
Giovanni" Cdozart). Mrs. F. ". True
/ is the musical director this year
A concert viii be given in the parish
/ hall Of Trinity Episcopal Church. cor
ner Third and c streets northwest.
/ Thursday, November "A, at S:I5 p. m.
| The program will include quartets,
duets. and solos by the following we'll
| known musicians Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
| dore Apple, baritone and soprano; Mrs
: Miss Edith S;ONell, soprano; Thomas L.
/ Jones, tenor: Mrs. F. B. Gilmore. con-
| tTaltO, Miss Helen Calhoun, pianist, and
| Miss Lenore Gerlach. soprano.