The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

reetsd by Miss Clara Drew. piano. Polichi-
nellie (Rachmaninoff). Miss Daniel song.
Elegie (AfassaneD. Miss Brown: piano.
Ksmennoi-Ostrow, Op. 10. No. p rubin
stein), Miss Layton; piano. Impromptu
(SchuberD, Miss Kelley; piano, Rondo
Capriceioso (Mendelssohn). Miss Blair,
Chorus. Stars of the Summer Kight'
(West, directed by Miss Drew; Song.
Farewell, Ye Forests" from Joan OF
Arc" {Tsehaikowsky) Miss Layton;
piano, Ballade, A fat Chopin. Miss
Glascock; accompanies. Miss Zina Bragg
and Miss Ethel Tozier.
Other students in music In the school
gave the following programme on Tues
day evening: Piano, March OF the
Dwarfs'' (Grieg). Miss Holzbog; piano,
TO Spring (GTieg), Miss THEM; song,
'Obstination" (Fontenailles). Miss David
son; chorus, Hearts Feel that Love
Thee" (dendelssohn), directed by Miss
Drew; piano, Callirohe (Chaminade). Miss
Skelly; song, Proposal (Hastings), Miss
Bragg; piano, I'm the Morning" from
Peer Gynt" Suite (Grieg), Miss Giles
pie; song, THE Asra" (Rubinstein). Miss
Shrewsbury; piano, Autumn (Chami-
nade), Miss Kaufman; chorus. protect
Us Through the Coming Night" (Cursch-
mann. directed by Miss Drew; accom-
panist. Miss Zinna Bragg.
The annual commencement and grad
uatlng exercises OF the University OF AIu-
sic and Dramatic Art. for the plano de-
partment. will be held at the Columbia
Theater on Wednesday. May p. at 4
o'clock. The graduates are: Piano teach
ers' training course-AIiss Katharine Nc
Neal instructor, Nine Won Unschuld.
Public school teachers training course
Miss c. M Blacklidge, Miss E. Walton
instructor. Mrs. c. A. Johnston.
The commencement Of the vocal depart
ment vill be held in the parlors Of the
university. l247 L street northwest, on
Thursday, Nay 2S at s ?. m,
Miss Frances Bethune will sing Rod
ney's Calvary this evening in the West
minister Church Memorial, with stereopti-
con views. Robert Cary stearns substi-
tuted last Sunday evening in this church
for Sol. Minister. vioiinist, who was sud
denly called out of the city last week.
sMr. Stearns played Borowsky's "Adora-
tion.''
A testimonial concert to Signor Luigi
Ted viii be given by the Washington Or
chestra, Of thirty pieces assisted BY the
following artists: Mrs. William Keye Mil
Ter. soprano; Miss Bertha Mori, contralto;
Charlton Howeth, tenor; Prof. Emile
Mori, basso, and the Philadelphia harpist,
Signor Francesca NicOletta. IN Carroll
Institute. next Sunday evening at 5
o clock.
Signor Teti is known as a clarinet solo
ist, as assistant director Of the Banda
Savoia. which played on the steel pier at
Atlantic City. and as a composer Of
merit.
The Musical Art Society. under the able
direction Of Herndon MorselI, is destined
| to become one Of the important organiza-
ti0ns Of the city. judging from its able
performances of Tuesday afternoon In the
! MacDowell memorial concert, IN the Co
! lumbia Theater.
Mr.. MoTsell was particularly 10 be SDn-
graduated on the excellent work Of the
mixed chorus.
Miss Georgia Z. Miller, director of the
Virgil CIavier Piano School, gave a
studio recital. last week, when party Of
young players presented credltable pro
gramme before a company of friends and
feliow-students. The programme was all
played from pemory, and displayed much
talent 1t included:
Barchetta (Nevin), Helen Hayes; Song
Without Words. No 8 (ldendelss0hn).
| Miss Grace Breuninger; Song Without
Words, No. 9 (AIendelssohn), Miss Joanna
/ Petingale; HunoTeske (Dvorak). Miss
| Bessie Speer; From an Indian Lodge" and
ITO a Water Lilly" (MacD0welD, Miss
! Gertrude Becker; Song Without Words
/ No. 10 (Nendelssohn). Miss Hilda Kolar
/ Valcik (Nokrejs) and Rhapsodie (Hen-
/ selO. Miss Lucille Markham; Vogelein and
/ Humoreske (Grieg). Miss Ethel Hunt;
/ "AlbUmblatt and Norwegian Bridal
/ Procession (Grieg), Miss Katharine May
/ Brooks; Allegro from Sonata Op. .. No
/ l, and Adagio (BeethoVen): March Fun.
ebre" (Chopin), Miss Ruth Ebaugh