Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17
VI usical Notes.

4 NOIeSs
The program for the first organ racitaI
OF the season at the First C~ongregationa
church will be found hereunder. Mr. Martin
BUSH; ~organist of the church, will be as
sisIeq by Mr.. Fred G. Ellis, choirmaster
and baritone soloist. Four o'clock punctu-
ally this afternoon.
Prelude and Fugue, c major. ........ Bach
ShSeiIS Massenet
MI. Bush.
Biblischelieder-Op. 90 Nos. .. 3, 4. .Dvorak
CA group of interesting Bible songs.)
Mr.. Ellis.
First Sonata for Organ ...Borowski
Mr.. Bush.
Aria-It is Enough Gn,issm....MendelssOhn
Offertory on Two Christmas Hymns.
Guilmant
Marcbe aUx
Mr.. Bush.
A program from the musical department
OF the Woman's club arrived too late for
publication in last Sundays music column
of The Bee. The fact is once more stated
that news for this column should be in by
Friday morning at the latest. The Bee has
a time for everything.
Miss Hopper announces that there will
be no disappointment about the appearances
of Corinne Rider-Kelsey this season as
there was last. The distinguished soprano
viii give her song recital at the First Bap-
list church on Tuesday evening. January
next week.
MI, o.. 4. McCun will present Mr.. David
In song recital on Thursday
evening, February %, at the Lyric theater.
Mr.. Bispham will be assisted by Miss Alice
Barbee, soprano.
The following program will be given at
Unity church musicale tomorrow evening:
bataoe GP,,c.''''"''........".Carl Bohn
Mr.. Wallace Lyman.
Autumn Sadness Nevln
In Blossom Time ....A Needhan
Miss Hazel Smith.
sans Parole Ops. ...... Daridoff
Cello, Miss Belle V. Mansfeide. ''s''
Magic Fire Scene Cfrom the Walkure)..
Miss Edith Wag %sgn'F- Hra''in
The Curfew Gould
Mr.. Mould.
Andante R eHi op- g. 800. Hugo iGoli BeeEer
Cello and Organ.
a., MISS 5 BelIe v. Manslelde and MT Allen.
(b) lie Cavalier Fantastique $500. GODDARD
Mrs. Wagner.
Final,Rondo ali 'Ongarese from Trio
Cello, Violin and Piano.
Miss Belle V. Mansfelde, Mesdames Arm
strong and Baxter.
recommendation Edith Wagner,
w. Il. Baxter and Mr.. Allen.
The program of music with
which Mr.. Landow will regale his audience
at his second recital of the season at
Schmoller-Mueller hall, will be as follows
CThe date is Wednesday evening, and all
tickets have been disposed Of:
Etudes en- form de Variations, OPP b..
(XII Etudes Symphoniques)
Nachts.iueck, op. %, No. 4...........
Romanzs, Op. IS, No, 2.................
Waldscenon, op. 81, No. 7, Bird as
Arabesque, op.
Carneval, op
(Scenes mignonnes sur duatrc 0Dtee)
Preambule, PierrOt, Arlcquin, Nalsc noble,
Eusebius, Fllrestan. Coquette and Rep
liQUe. Lettres danslntes, Chilrina,
ChoI IN. Fstrila. Reconnaissance P~Tta-
Ion et Colombine. Nalse allcmande. Paga-
rirL Nv Pr"-aoUldn P7Us" II March,
des pavidshundle~ contre les Philistins.
Coa""''p - N.o". op. 4.............
Allegro Affettuoso.
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NH a." El.'. ..'....... ....,-,.-,,,-
~. N"eust N'l<'r A." pDher'10-hwrr'
can violirist, who AZ pearod al q recital ir /
Omaha last season and who created much
comment in spite Of most adj
verse condition in connection with a piano,
has announced that he will teach violin
students in Omaha. He was a pupil of
Sevcik.
A recital was given by Miss Eta Hunts !
berger, soprano. and Miss Helen Sadilek
pianist. at the residence ~ Mr.. Q. r. CamD- |
he'll South Omaha. laet night Miss Hunts
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