The Washington times., 1907-11-10
Pianist Booked
For One Recital
Here Nov. 10

Paderewski win make his oaly appear
ance in recital at the Belssco Theater
Tuesday. November 10, at 40 O'Clock.
The most commanding individual among
virtuosos since the death ~ Eaganini
is beyond doubt Jan Ignace Faderewslx.
IN the twenty years that f'aderewski
has been before the world ne has held
a place In the affections of the public
chat is without parallel in the history
CT musicians. unlike so many great vir-
tuosos. he had 10 wait his time, as he
was a grown man Of twenty-eight be-
fore he was given recognition from the
public.
Germany was the slOwest to acknowl-
CCge his greatness, but even that great
conservative country is ever ready 20
render him homage. and his concerts
are the event Of the season wherever
they are given. He is nest success
full In the art Of program making in
which so many fail. orchestra leaders
as well as pianists. II has been said
that he arranges his programs STRATEGY
cally. 1t is the faculty Of reading truly
the fancy Of the composer that has
made Paderewski what ne s.
HIS program VIII be:
Variations and Fugue. sJp. p
Sonata quasi una fantasia, c-sharp
minor, Op- ZI-...--.--...----.---B Beethoven
"Auf dem Wasser zu Singer" Sol
rec de Vienne," Major; Erik
ing .....--..---....-------Sc nubert-Lisz
NOturne, F-shdrp major, Op. Is:
Etudes Nos. 10 and 3, Op. 10;
EcherZO, B-nat minor Chopin
Chant d Amour. Op. %. No. 3. .StOjOwskI
BhapsOdie Hongroise. No b. List
A special announcement was made at
the last rehearsal OF the Washington
Choral Society to the effect that all
members were invited to ask their
friends 20 join the society as guests Of
the members for the rehearsals and per-
Torrance OF the festival performance OF
the Choral Society, to be given an
. Tuesday evening, December It.
The oratorio. The Messiah viii be
given on that occasion. this work hav-
/ ing been chosen as most fitting for the
/ season Of the year, and IN commemora-
ton Of the twenty-dfth anniversary Of
the founding OF this society.
Percy S. Foster, the conductor of this
! performance, has some new ideas as 10
/ the interpretations of this great work,
which Is proving Of unusual interest.
The Washington Saengerbund will
give its second concert this evening
at p. m. The program win be:
| Choruses-
/ ta) Nellie Cray. 4anIev- F'iaue
CD Wer hat das erste Lied err
, laciI! ----------- --------- .Schrader
.Barytone solo. Harry Mitchell.
Saengerbuud.
B4rytone solo. BY the Blue Sea"
Smart
soprano solo, "ChauSOu dtAmour'
Mrs. Katherine F. Rogers.
Flano solo, 'CaniQue d'AmOur'' List
Aliss Olive Demarest.
ContraltO solo, The Arrow and the
Mrs. William T. Reed.
Bass solo, The Monk" --.---- .Meyerbeer
Thomas A Murray
Henry Aander, musical director
A most enjoyable recital was given AT
I the Washington Seminary last Monday
evening 10 a large and enthusiastic
audience. when Miss Edna Sheehv. so
prano, assisted by Mrs Annina McCrorv
Evans. pianist. Of PennsyIva MIA. took
part Miss Sheehy has ben heard many
times in Washington, and has a soprano
voice of rich dramatic .uaiity. She
sang in her usual good style and finish.
This was Mrs. Evans first appearance
in washington She is a n asician of
marked ability. One number could
hardly be selected as more artisticslIy
rendered than another. She was ex-
quisite in the Schumann numbers. and
the encore, McDowenrs Inlpromptu,
was heartily received.
( Mrs Evans was a pupil of George
/ Proctor, ard has been asked to assist
him next year at the New England Con-
servatory I'm Boston. Ffrs. Eleanor
I Gillen Dorsey accompanied ably. Tie
/ program was as follows.
Part Aria from Aida, 'IiInsa ma
Parola' tNerdil, Miss Edna Shechy:
I (a) Pastorale in Z Minor Oh "CapricciOi
/ tScarlatte. l6S5-1I5O, Mrs Annina
M 9l!:C Evans van ta) Caro- Mic Ben
Run" cSchdber6. (c) "MorniTng A Hvr1 qls
(HenscheD. (d) "LObstination' Cde
/ Fontenailles), Miss Shelby. ca "Etude
/ Yon Lied" (Schuman). OBJ ''WaTum -
( (c) 'Aufschwung." Mrs. Evans. Part
2-(3) I'm HeTbst' (Franz), OBJ After
sorrows Night (RotolD, tc) ''Oh. Let
/ Night Speak Of Me- Chadwick. Miss
\ Shelby "Berceuse' in Db h:Sjor (Cho-
! piu), Mrs Evans; ''Lorelei' (LiszO, Miss
Sheeny. waltz. Man Lebt nur Einmal'
/ (Strauss-Tausig). Mrs. Evans.
These lectures and demonstrations will
be given by Sidney Lloyd Wrightson.
s n. Fabian, W. G.. CWst. Charlemagne
/ Koehler and Sol Minister. making five
weekly lectures in All. Besides lectures
the hour viii be divided into different
] forms of study and work.
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