Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-08-11

THE CONCERT.
/, concert at the town hall last We'd
,sv evening Tor the benefit Of the road
rovement fund was all that was antici-
\ both from an artistic and financial
n Of view. Bluehili has the unique
inciion OF "summering" colony OF
iciaps. many OF whom are world
Sous, Once year group Of them give
: services at concert, the proceeds Of
N are given 10 the cause OF good
ds.
be program as printed was changed,
|ne 10 the inability Of Mrs. Rato;d TO
crescent, owing to illness. While all
i disappointed at her bsence. nothing
praise vas heard for Miss Charlotte,
Ighter OF Horatio Parker, who courage
BIZ sssented to taking one OF Mrs. IA
bis numbers.
bat such consnmmate artists "a COM
the Kneisel quartet, and Mrs. Taper
iuld fail TO please is unthinkable, and
must do in place Of a critiqae. Miss
kcria, daughter Of Mr.. KneiseI, played
bublic in Bluehill for the first time, and
number was most thoroughly enjoyed.
playing OF accomplishments by Mr..
|ker and Mr.. zsch WAS also Of the high
order.
be musicale phantasy ''took" inn
bsely. 1t started in with the Wedding
kch from MendeIssohn's music to "a
Esummtr Nights Dream" for grandma;
b the baby's cry and sounds TO amuse
then the lullaby, sung by Miss Parker:
Hush, my dear, lie sliil and slumber,
Holy angels gusrd thy bed;
Heav'niy blessings without number
Gently falling on thy head,
oubtless rynoiy in the audience
bgniz.d he melody. Two yiolins and
lola played he second period OF the
ody, accompanied by the harp, aud
ANNA herself dropped off TO sleep
lie singing the closing line and it was
effective.
be second wedding march was that from
bhengrinn. Then came the ..Grandma's
Inns Of Youth, an old Austrian dance
ed ''lendier". by Lange, arranged for
victims Miss Constance Edison and
|uel GardnerJ with orchestra accom-
iment, and finally the MenGelssohn
ch again.
blowing is the p ogram as presented:
ianoforte solo. Sonata quasi Fantasia,
-sharp minor op. ~ No 2...... Beethoven
|a) Adagio sosteuuto
10 Alegretio
tcl Presto agitato
Miss Victoria Kneisei
English songs by Horatio Parker
Ea) The south Wind tcaie Young Price,
MSS
'bl Love in May
EeJ Milkmaid's Song
Sung by Miss Charlotte Parker
Accompanied by the composer)
Violoneello solo, Fanta sic, LIE Desir"
Servais
Mr. wiliem wiileke
Duo Coneertapte... Beriot
|friz Bernstein and Samuel Gardner
|Qnintette for Pianoforte and Strings,
IN t-hat, op. H.....,..-..........Sc humann
la) Allegro brillante
|to) In modo dellamarcia: I'm POGO
largamente
te) seheszo; Motto vivace
Thomas Taper, Mr. Franz Kneisel, Mr. l.
Bos'elmann, Mr. Max Zach, Mr. willem
Willeke
Intermission
low comes the Blnehill symphony orches-
70 indulge in bit Of musical pleasantly
ieh shall be called
FANTASIA poMEsrIcA
tBleibt schen in allie Sacula)
lne gracious listeners be willing to oblige
ofhcial Commentator, let them hear in
music; ta) Grandma's Wedding "a. d.
" wedding march, Mendelssohn; 10y
mas from the Garden and Nursery IA. ID.
~ hush, my dear, lie still and slumber;
second Wedding (circa 1880 Lohen-
u laj Grandma's Dreams Of Youth; (e)
"fandma danced in Austria when she
\, maid tL~ndier), by LANCE, arr. for two
Inns and viola.
ru,fandma told me all about it.
u toia me SO l could not doubt it,
~" me danced, my grandma danced,
Long time ago."
finaie' The old order remaining, there
!. demonstrations for 1910. Mendelssohn
A'nough Mr.. Krehbiels name does not
gar on the program, no end Of credit is
!, u,m ior his unbounded enthusiasm
. industry in preparing for
: concert.
Ie net receipts Of the AFFAIR were about
EA0r dVynnxy