The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

VINO was the teacher or Vincent d Indy,
Causson. and Chabrier. and also a strong
influence with Gabrielle Faure head Of
tho Paris Conservatory. and Guilinant. is
called BY many the father OF tia modern
French school. Miss Drew gave a sum
mary Of the course to be followed during
the season. The meetings. VIII take place
at her studio. 80 Fourteenth street. Mon
day evenings at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Mary Helen Leefe. soprano, has
returned from her summer outing and re-
opened her studio IN F street.
At the first rehearsal or the woman's
Choral Society on Thursday evening last
at STEERS piano warerooms, zoos F street
northwest Mrs Robert Allen Brannigan,
a graduate OF the George Washington
University, and president OF the society.
spoke OF the value and needs OF art edu-
cation IN & community, and outlined the
plan OF work IN the coming season. In
addition 20 the study Of choral music IL
Is proposed each month 20 have musl-
Gale programme given by the members
Of the club and also an address on some
art topic besides music. Mr.. Otto Torney
Simon directed the rehearsal. which takes
place each Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hormess announces that she has
reopened her vocal studio at 1915 II street
northwest.
The first public rehearsal OF the Rebsw
Orchestra, under the direction OF II. W.
Weber. was held IN the lecture room Of
the Keller Memorial Church Monday
night 20 an audience that completely
filed the room. The orchestra rendered
a good programme IN fine style, and the
soloists were IN good voice. Miss E.
Harriet Riley sang Rose IN the Bud
(Barrow) exceedingly well and Mr.. J. Y.
August contributed Calm as the Night
(Bohm) as a tenor solo. The hit Of the
evening was a violin solo, ''zigenner-
weisen'' (Sarasate), by E. T. Hart. being
compelled 70 respond 70 On encore. Mr.. |
Klein accompanied. The orchestra num- |
bers were; March. Dixie Darlings" |
OVenrichl; selection, ~Erminie" (Jal5o- |
bowskD; waltz, ''Forget-me-not" CBrooks); /
caprice, Hearts Message" Csantelnann); !
gavotte, Affair d'Amour' CPuerner), |
Apple Blossoms CBendlx). and march. |
blue Feather"
The studio Of Mr.. and Ms. Joseph |
Fincsel were opened for the season with
a recital given IN honor OF the pupils and
Friends on Friday evening. They were
assisted by Miss Grace Alden. soprano,
and Fritz Mueller, 'celHst, In the follow |
ing programme:
L ''Krrutzer Sonata. .Bescovuu
tal "AdAEio sosteruto- % Presto"
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J. SuuAtA for viola and piano. oTosnsoen /
Langsam ind sehr EesHnsvol.
MunteT und gtzR
Mr.. and Ma E1DdhuL
y gay Litauy Schubert
lol Spanish Pupper
tcl Andante. .-.-.---.-- Mueller
q ta Motto allegro ed Agitato Mssdels-ohn |
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TrO-Mr. and Nfrs- FIncsn and M. Acusnss.
Prof Emile T. Mort, after almost
twelve years OF service as organist OF I
Concordia Lutheran Church, has resigned
and taken charge OF the musical depart |
ment OF Grace Methodist Church Fin |
ishing the current month with Concordia, /
he has substituted his son. All Mort. as |
organist for the morning services in Oc- |
tober He has already established = vol |
unteer choir OF fourteen voices mostly /
from his advanced private pupils, and |
directs the rehearsals every Saturday 4
evening at Grace Church.
The choir OF the First Methodist Protss-
tant Church, Fourth street southeast. |
under the direction Of J. G. Klein, viii |
give a concert in the church auditorium /
tomorrow evening at o'clock. They viii |
be assisted by Miss Grace Ross. reader; /
Mrs Arthur G. Dunn. soprano; Mrs. J. /
g. Klein and Miss Miriam Fairbanks. /
pianists; NIr. James T. Hicks. barytone;
Mr. n. @. Atherholt, tenor; Mrs. n. G. |
Atherholt, Mrs. J. G. Klein, and Miss
Miriam Fairbanks, accompanies.