The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-17

songs. Miss Meals Interpretation and
execution of LISTS Twelfth Rhapsodie
Won commentator, and she was encored
three times. Miss Pickering Is studying
with Fraulein Won Unschuld, and Miss
Neal is an artist pupil OF Jasper Dean Nc
Fail The programme was as follows:
"UngcdgI" ('Impatiercc ............. Schubert
"Trcck ne Blumen" t'Withered Flowers'') Schubert
IaranteIe MacDoWeu
Shadow NacDowe
Three songs IRON Opus MacDOWc
Spring songs
Happy Song ...........-... Del Reigo
SWALLOWS C0Hen
Hungarian Rhapsodie No l2.................. List
stella (waltz song Faure
Nine J. Esputa DAILY began, on Wed
nesday evening. "A series OF Lenten must
Gales. Miss Marie NcKevitt sang an in
teresting group &C songs. She is a most
attractive singer. with a beautiful so
pranO voice. These Lenten musicales will
be free 20 Nine. Days patrons and
friends
A tireless group of enthusiasts have
been searching the manuscripts that
Hugo Wolf left unfinished or unpublished
at his death. Among them are a humor-
Gus intermezzo for string quartet, a
morning hymn" for chorus, a "Mignon
Variation" for orchestra, fifteen choral
compositions, as many songs with orches-
tral accompaniment, and three sOnatas
Many Of these are soon TO be published
Miss Frances Bethune, contraIto. gave
the programme at Mrs. Oldbergs music
room on February Is. consisting OF mod
ern songs of unusual interest and variety.
Miss Bethune's voice is very rich con-
tralto Of wide range, and she uses il with
much skill.
Messrs. Walter T. Holt and H. Ernest
Galleher, director and assistant director
of the Nordica Mandolin, Guitar and
Banjo clubs, have prepared a programme
for a concert at the Metropolitan Church
on the evening Of February q. The clubs
will be heard in several selections. two Of
which viii be played by the Mandolin and
Guitar Club combined with the Banjo
Club. Able local talent has been secured,
consisting of MIS- w. II. Shir-Cliff. So
prano soloist; Mr.. Arthur Mayo. pianist
and the Philharmonic and Apollo quar-
tets.
A piano and violin recital was given on
Friday evening at the MacReyuolds-
Koehle Music School by the piano pupils
of Miss Katherine MacReyn0Ids and the
violin pupils of Miss Eugene de Gueriu.
The following programme was given.
l. Senate. major for piano first move
U-nff AIOZart
WITH tiriCg accompaniment on II piano.
Miss Dorothy Dl-v.
R2udo op. 81, No I, for plano. Beethoven
Miss Eizabeth Day.
:. Splnischcr waller for yidiin........E CcntoIa
Miss Marie AIenzei.
T. lTeiule. iar piano.. Chopin
Aalsg, Mi Teresita for i4auo--........ .Carreuo
Miss irginia Wallis
3. Duetto. for .Mendessohu
Hunting Song. for HisH0--.......-.. NIendeIss5hn
Mr.. james W, Cheney. r.
I;Uanze. fer stark
AazUrka for violin. stark
Miss Minnie TUmetCr.
:, "Warm. p" for piauo..-..-.......-.....sc iumauu
No.UIetta ~ piano .Sclumaun
Miss Augusta Bcrgmaun
6. Festmarsch for Rchfeld
Miss Edna SNYDER
3. Prelude. ID fat major. for piano ......... Chopin
Mazurka, ID major for piano--..........-.. Chopin
Miss Helen Harrington.
10. Fantasia do de Beri1t
Miss Josephine Liud,uk01I
IL Concerto g miner FIRST and second move
menu lCudClSsl Ln
Miss Martha Iindcnkobl
Orchestral accompaniment arranged for second piano