The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-07

was successful, and it is likely to remain
forever a favorite work in the repertoirs
of pianists. 1t has tunefulness and melodi-
business, and at the same time it has the
briIliancy necessary to display the virtu-
osity of the artist. The concert will begin
at s o'clock.
Recital at the College of Music.
This afternoon in Music Hall, College OF
Music. Centre street, a recital by members
of the senior grades of the pianoforte de-
partment was given. The Instrumental
program was relieved by vocal solos sung
by Miss Elizabeth Clinkenbeard, contralto,
and Miss Alice Anthony, soprano. The
program follows:
ssselfeggietto,. Phi. L. Bach
Miss Hilda Barr.
Duet, "Song Without Words.
Miss Ethel Pursel.
Spring, Dawn Ids5yer
Iarenteiia Miss Alma Holm.
Tarentella In A at...............S. B. Mills
Miss Helen Halsey. y
Mazourka in b minor. .Cnopn
Miss Gertrude Savage.
DS'iS'e Miss Norma withheld: ,,..
Mis-. savage
Liszt Clubs First NCoaee4t.
The monthly meeting of the LiMt Club
was held last Tuesday evening at the
University Of Music, in Fulton street. The
music committee announced wednesday
evening. December IS, as the date for the
first public concert of the present season,
at whic DR.. Carl Duff, the distinguished
basso, of New York, will give a song re-
cital. assisted by Frederick c. Baumann,
pianist, director of the university.
After the business meeting Tuesday the
folt0r,;pr ~ian0 ca1aofiopa mara narforpoad.
Novelozza, GODDARD, Miss Gertrude Kueb-
Ter; Impromptu, Schubert; Scherzo, Men
delssohn, Miss Mabel Ecker; Romance,
Rubinstein, Gavotte, Handel; Barcarolle,
Liszt; Air de Ballet, Charminade; "Why?"
lSchumann; ~polonaise, Beethoven; Polish
Dance (by request), Il. G. Baumann,
Frederic c.
Musical History Clubs Program.
The Musical History Club will meet at
Mrs. Kathryn Glinnon Gunther's studio,
so Blocker street, next Thursday even
ing. The following program will be given:
Symphonic Etudes, OPP. &c.,. .Schumann
Meta Knox Hannay.
Song Without Words. ...... Mendelssohn
Elizabeth Denman.
Mazurka, OPP. 21........."..... .Saint-Saens
Enola Mertz.
Mlnuet Bacn
Elsie Nordling.
"~SarabandS" Bacn
Hazel Theurer.
Butterfly" Merkel
Erma Drake.
Marche a la Tueque. .Rubinstein
Howard Kicker.
Motto Allegro (from c minor sonata)
Perry Wilson.
Souvenir. OPP. 10, No. karganon
Dorothy Riehm.
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Haydn Orchestra Concert.
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concert of the season ON Wednesday even
ing next in the Woman's Club house, East
Orange. Professor Van Praag has arranged
the following program: March, Festival.
Mendelssohn; Spanish dance. Bolero, Mosz-
|kowski; songs, (a) Abschied, Ries; Cb)
~zueignung, Richard Strauss; (c) Fruiings-
nacht, ~Schumann, Miss Susanna z. Der
cum; Fantaisie, Rienzi, Wagner; overture
wiegenlied, Latann; 0) Pizzicato, polka
Strauss; songs (a) IA Bonny Curl" Chad
wick; (b) Far Across the Desert Sands,
Amy w. linden; (c) Proposal Donty,
on the Ocean," Gungl. DIR. Gertrude A.
Walker will be the accompanist.
DamrOsch Program
Walter Damrosch's second of his four
symphony concerts at the Woman Club
House, East Orange, will be given Thurs
day, December IL. The soloist OF this
second concert will be Alexander Has-
lavsky. concert master Of the orchestra.
The program is as follows;
Symphony No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Serenade Melanchoique. ,.-IScnalkoWsky
Mr.. Saslavsky.
Suite No. l. Peer. Gynt'.....'.s....6reG
]. AT Daybreak."
2. sAsa's DEATH
3. "Anitra's Dance
4. In the Halls Of the Mountain King.
Sal Romance. ......
| (D) Serenade -.
Mr.. Saslavsky.
Overture. "Oberon" n. ...,.......-...Weber
Paderewski Sale Heavy.
That the recital to be given by Pade-
rewski in the Kruger Auditorium. De-
cember II. will be largely attended is
l practically assured. The lumber Of orders
for seats by mail for this concert nave
beer, far in excess to that Of any previous
concert. The public sale of seats Will omen
at Lauter's. H57-659 Broad street, next
Thursday morning, December IL. The
program arranged for his recital here il
one of his best, and will appeal III All
lovers Of the pianoforte.
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MapleNOOd Choral Club.
The Maplewood Choral Club will give
the first concert Of this season new
Wednesday evening at the Public Building
Hall, in Maplewood. Under the .direotion
of Mrs. j. r. Lake. the club will sinss
part songs and Misunderstanding setting 81
the torty-second psalm. The a~ssisfInw
soiolst VIII be Miss Elsie Mccall, soprano. I
- o. IT AARAL NIE0HUA ~ r.