The Washington herald., 1908-01-19
Music and Musicians

'"" pianist, Will be heard IN reclJd
0' Ihe National Theater Tuesday after
noon
AAe career Of this artist denotes thC
possession of uncommon musical anc
Uenperamental qualities, which a Ions
course of intelligent and welI-directeC
STUDY under the masters Of music has
nodded into the highest interpretativc
powers. The programme for the recital il
as follows:
Mozart-Fantasia in c minor
schumann- Sonata in miner. OF. q so rasCi
we mog.ich, aDdantino. schcTzo rondo
Nenoelssohn-Song without words, IN L major,
eciiuhert-Geman dances.
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Chopin-BaIlsde in A fat major. mazurka in a fla
MAJOR, etude IN Z minor, 0p 3 No. 8.
Iutermission.
LiapounoW-C Carlton.
Gabriel FauIe-Impr0mptu
IAszt-Polouaise in Z major
The Friday Morning Club. at its con-
cert this week. will give a programme
Of modern German composers. One OF
the numbers will be "a suite Of Edward
Schutt, a composition for violin and
piano. 10 be played by Mrs. Bertha
Lucas -StOdddTd, violiniste and Miss Vr-
glnla BestoT. pianiste Mrs. StOddaTd
formerly Miss Bertha Lucas, needs nc
Introduction to the musical public OF
Washington,
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld-LaZard viii
be at home TO her friends to-day.
The soIoists for the Choral SOCiety's
performance of Gounods Redemption, "
TO be given on February e. in the new
Carroll Hall. will be Miss FIorence
Hinkie, Of New York, soprano; Mr.
Nicholas Douty. of Philadelphia, tenor
Mr. John Humbird Duffey. Of New York
barytone, and Mr.. Charles belmont, OF
New York, basso,
The orchestra is holding rehearsals
every Saturday evening. i'm St Stephen
Parish Hall. Columbia road and Pour
teenth street.
The Rebew Orchestra viii have as
soloists. at its next public rehearsal, Mrs
Edith D. Bayly, soprano. and Mrs. D.
Olin Leech. contraIto. This orchestra
although strictly amateur, during its
nine years existence has Interpreted
Haydn's Military Symphony, in d major,
Beethovens First Symphony, and the
first movement Of SchUbert's Unfinished
symphony
Mr.. Oskar Krutzsch will give a studio
musicale, Tuesday evening, when he will
present Mrs. J. o. Hoppe, pianist. in
recital She has attained a prominent
place among local players. Her pro-
Eramme viii be made up from Mozart
Grteg. Rachmaninofr, Liszt, Chopin, and
MOszkOWs}d
one Of the most interesting features of
the next concert of the Philadelphia Or
chestra in Washington will be the per
formance Of the new symphonic poem Of
the new conductor, Herr Carl Pohlig. "A
HeTo's Death and Apotheosis" In one of
the movements there is an angels chorus.
for female voices. for which Mr. Josef
haspar is selecting and training the sing
ers The symphonic poem was heard for
the first time in public last Thursday at
one OF the weekly concerts of the Orches-
ira in Philadelphia, and was enthusiastic
ally received by an audience which packed
the Academy of Music
At the reading room for the blind last
week Miss Lillian Chenoweth. contralto.
was assisted by Mr.. Mark Lansburgh. vio-
lin. The accompauiments were all pIavad
by Mr.. J. Edgar Robinson. Mr.. Ians-
burghs numbers were Three Dances
from Henry VIII" "Salut d'Amour." and
ITaumersL' Miss Chenoweths numbers
we're Inc mission or Rose The
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The following is the programme of the
recital given Thursday Tanrar, o bv
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Elias Breeskin. who is thirteen years
of age. has studied with Lippel at Cracov
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D-eleiltn mas sung frequently IN public
since her return from foreign study sew
eral years ago. She studied for some
years IN STUTTGART and has continued her
studies since her return she iz a nianfst
as we'll as n singer ana went abroad to
study instrumental music. In germany
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