The Washington herald., 1907-09-29

opera she has sung under Neuendorff and
Amberg ia this country. having been en-
gagged by these impresarios in New YORK,
and having Travelled and sung In all the
principal cities of the country from New
Orleans 20 Minneapolis. Nine Heinock-
Lloyd is provided, with letters of intro
ducJion 10 several very influential people
in the city, and is planning 90 Introduce
herself before a Washington audience in
a recital of her ow9.
Mrs. Katie Wilson Greene. local man
ager of the Boston Symphony concerts,
reports that renewals Of last years sub
scribers are coming in more rapidly than
even they did a year ago. The limit set
y. and those old subscribers who have
not placed their application for their
seats at that time are likely TO have a
small chance to get good places. for the
list of new applicants for season tickets
Is very large. The books Will be opened
to the general public for new subscrip-
tiOns at the ticket Office of T. Arthur
Smith. IH1 F street, on Tuesday. Octo-
Der l5. All applications should be sent
to Mrs. Katie Wilson Greene, ll26 Six
teenth street northwest The concerts
will be given as last year on Tuesday
afternoons. November >. December 3. jan
uary :. February lS and March i, at
4.30 o'clock. The first concert, in NOvem-
Der, and the last concert, in March. will
be purely orchestral At the December
concert Paderewski will be the soloist, at
the January concert Teresa Carreno. and
at the February concert Fritz Kreisler.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson is now in
New York. comforting with Walter Dam
rosch upon completing the final arrange
ments FOR the programme for the new
Oratorio Society. Immediately upon his
return lie viii call a meeting during the
coming week for the organization of this
/ society and election of officers. He has
/ over 800 applications on file Any one
/ desiring further information about the
/ Oratorio Society can get same from Mr.
( Wr.ghtson, at the Washington College OF
| Music.
The Washington College Of Music an
nounces the addition to its faculty of the
/ following teachers: Mr. Andre Galopin
| trumpet; Mr.. Otto, trombone; Mr.. Car
Neuman, French horn and double bass
and Mr.. Charles Schroeder, tympanie and
/ drums
] Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. honorary
director Of music of the jamestown Ex
/ position, is negotiating for the joint ap
! pearance Of Eubelik, the great violinist
and Mark HamboUrg, the Russian pianist
! at Convention Hall at the jamestown
/ Exposition. during the month of Novem
/ ber
Mark Hambourg. the Russian pianist
/ will make his only appearance in Wash
! ington in a piano recital under the di
rection of Mr. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
/ The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club
directed By Mr.. Walter = Holt and Mr
/ II. Ernest Galleher, assistant held it.
! drst rehearsal en- Wednesday evening a
! Worchs music store Many new mem
/ bers have joined this organization anC
/ tie h3H proved inadequate in size 70,
/ the large number Of players who Assem-
I bled- The following selections were ren
/ dered: Hungarian Dance" Apple
/ Blossoms" ''Mocking Bird Selections,
'Pique Dame Overture, Cherry" anC
! Dainty Danes
/ The following members of musical ar
have joined in securing associate studios
Felix Garzisk Gdanol prize papfl of the PAR
! CoascrFatery- Studio, sl3 Thirteenth street north
wst.
pitzhugh Coyle Goldsbarouzh trielin). puriI q
Greer. WinteTuitz, Maud Powell, and Rose gradual