The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Musicians of World Reputation
 Will Participate.
Cunventions of southern and Alnbama Music Preachers June 12-14, Prom ises To Make Festival a Bril-
 liant Success.

Music is the essence of order, and tiful'--Piato. @
 The conventions of the Southern Mu- sic Teachers Association and of the Alabama State Music Teachers Asso- citation. to be held jointly in Mont gomery June 12, 13 and 14, promises to provide a veritable galaxy of musi- cal stars for the festival that is to be held by the Montgomery Music Asso- citation in connection with the ses- sions of the conventions.
 For the music loving people of Montgomery. the convention and the festival will be a treat in which they have not heretofore had an opportu- nity of participating. The program embraces stars of the first magnitude. such as the people of but few cities, indeed. have ever been pleased to hear at the same time. feF
 The programs of the festival will be held in the Montgomery Theatre. that structure offering the best acoustics of any in the city. The theatre will be equipped with electric fans for the comfort of those attending the ses- sions.
 At outline of the programs is as follows:
 Wednesday,, June IF.
 At Commercial Club:
 s.30 a. m.--Business meetings of the Southern Music Teachers Association and Alabama State Music Teachers Association.
 1e:30 a. m.-Paper, ITO what extent is the teacher of music responsible 4 i. munity in which he lives"-August Geiger.
 Discussion.
 p. m-Concert at Montgomery Theatre.
 Mrs. Emma Lavretta, Soprano; Miss Georgia Stirling. Violin; MT. Kurt Mueller and MT. Paul Donehoo, Piano Louise Carver. Soprano; Miss Dora Sternfeld. Piano; Miss Eleanor Carr. Violin.
 s.3o D. m., First Orchestral Concert. Montgomery Thearte:
 Soioists-Madame Shotwell-Piper. So- prano; Madame Birdice Blye, Pianiste.
 Thursday, June 13.
 At Commercial Club:
 10:0o a. m., Paper-"The Violin: Something of it's ancestry, makers and players"--Miss Georgia Stirling.
 11:3o a. m.. Organ and ViolincelIo Recitai--First Presbyterian Church Miss Eda Bartholomew, Organist: Mir. Oscar Pappenheimer, 'Cellist.
 BOO D. m., Concert-Montgomery Theatre
 Mir Frank Nelson. Mrs. E. A. Branda1i, Piano Duos; Mrs Mary Elem fng-Meek, Soprano; Miss E Rubel. Vio- lin.
 s.3o D. m, Second Orchestral Con- cert--Montgomery Theatre.
 s-TA Mrs. Robert Eilenberg, Pianiste.
 Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise" for Soli Chorus and Orchestra
 10:00 D. m., Reception at Commer- cial Club.
 Friday, June IA.
 At Commercial Club:
 9 a. m. Business meeting of Teach CTS Associations. reports of secreta- ries. election of officers. etc.
 10 a. m. Address, "The develop ment of musical appreciation among the masses" J. W. Jeudwine.
 11:3o a. m. concert Montgomery Theatre.
 Piano duo, MT. Kirt Mueller. MT. Paul Donehoo; trio, MT. George Lind ner, violin; Mrs. Eilenberg, piano. MT. Oscar Pappenheimer, cello; soprano, Miss Elizabeth Millspaugh; baritone, Dr. Douglass Powell; violin, Miss Nell lie Wolff.
 8 D. m. Montgomery Theatre; Piano recital by Madame Birdice Blye.
 s:30 D. m. Third Orchestral Concert. Soloists MT. Kurt Mueller. piano; MT. Oscar Pappenheimer. violoncello; Madame Shotwell- Piper, soprano.
 List of the Performers.
 Trbe members of the orchestra are: MT. George Lindner, concert master; Mir Frank Williams, MT. Fred Pound stone, MT. F. E. Kehrer. MT. Aldrich Moore. MT. F. H. Meyer, Miss Nellie Wolff. Miss Fannie Marks, Miss Alice Eswards. Miss Laura Crump. Miss Paul line Lewy, Miss M. Terry V1rden' MT