The Washington herald., 1909-03-21


Cello solo. song without Words .Msa5e.sso5s
NJ. P. C. ThomIsou-
IA oorei-a----------- -Bo-el-Cle-c
PART II
Internezzo Annstta Morrison
Recitation Guilty. Judgs,s'- -.........-..-A Mage
NJ Chsrlss A. Johusoz-
Duet. % that We Two Were Msyiag,' smith
serenade SEeetly Dreaming -Sll5ersack
FInzie. '-CETaiieT' --...-....H Hzu
Miss Matte c. saads At the psano.
Miss Mary Cryder has probably signed
the first contract for one Of the big mu-
seal events OF next season It is TO be
a concert BY one OF the worlds greatest
violinists. Ysaye. assisted by hts brother.
the famous pianist, the latter OF whom
has never been heard in this country
They VIII be heard IN Washington on
November q
The trustees OF the Paderewsld Fund
for American composers-8Isssrs- 2 J.
Lang. G. ". Chadwick. and Horatio
Parker-make the announcement for the
competition Of 1900. Three prizes are Of
fered for the best compositions submit
ted by American composers, as follows:
One thousand dollars for a symphony
or symphonic poem for fun orchestra.
Five hundred dollars for q concert piece
for chorus and orchestra, with OF without
solo v--ce parts.
Five hundred dollars for string quar-
tet. r for quintet or sextet for any
combination OF instruments.
TIE Germ American composers is re-
str'ctel 20 those born IN the United
- - rrN Hr-u
The compositions offered for prizes are
20 be submitted on or before September
l. 1S5e. and viii be passed upon BY the
judges appointed by the trustees
The compositions are 20 be sent anony-
mously. and the name OF the composer IS
70 be contained in sealed envelope for
waroed with the composition
No composition shall be eligible for a
prize which has been published or which
has been performed In public or private
The compositions sent viii remain the
property OF the composers. and VIII be
returned 20 them az the end OF the con-
petition. II so requested by them
All communications in reference 70 the
competition should be addressed % John
A Load. secretary, NewbUry street.
Boston, Mss
The rsci,f' fo- this week for tie blind
al the LEorary OF Congress was given
BY ? Donald H. Freeze. pianist. and
NJ. Ga Car5ough. barytone. The pro
g-amr was as follows:
7Ttlstre. %. .. Nc 7.-.--........... Schlusann
>slsRsnci-Os-roH ...-.-...........--.- -R-6ias,eil
Ws8sers-s Nirhr so1s - fA'i1S- -
Mr. CzrbouEh
Prelude. op 2. Nos. p and z-------..---.-.C Chopin
'Bercsuse
'Alarchs Funshrs."
Irise Rlto-no ----------------.---.-.--Ba -Ba-thosny
''F1oriars Love Soaz'- C,r[i,-s
do Posseute'' from Faust .iou1od
Mr. Cs-bcugh-
Mage Fl1e Muse from Die WsIku-s--}
Wagns--B-assia
Waltz u Z E'-..-----------.---. 8ioszk1sssi
NJ Frsszs.
The Apollo Orchestra. Albert P John
son. director. gave the third monthly con
cert in this years series on March . I'm
McKendree ". z. Church. assisted by
Mrs Bessie Latham Gibson. soprano.
Il gave an excellent programme. as fol-
lows. before an audience which filed the
/ church:
March. "Car1lisr'' ..-.---.-. -...--.-.... kan
Overture. -CrOvu Prince '---------.-.--- Barnari
soF1sno SOLO. Ara Addio delpsssato tfrom
Ms. Bessie Latham Gi6sou-
Cello 500. Song Without Words Nsu5elssohn
Ar- p C. Thomp>on-
First Heart Throhs -....-.-.-. -..- EiIe-b-r-
Nr- r G. ARertS1-
IntsrnsEzo, The Secret Gautis-
PART II.
tore poem. APPLE Blossoms Roberts
Piano solo. Vale IN = 1foszkoEski
M E K Shilling.
E1tT ACte and Vsise' tfrum -Co1peiiz'l l.---
Soprzno solo -Carztinz-' C--Alrhourh Obscure.
More Royal Grznd-~ from tbs opera -Ousen
Of Sheoal -C0unod
sIrS Gi6soa-
Sweet RsooIecious -Hosnann
Finale step Lively schEa-rz
The membership Of the orchestra Is as
follows:
First 1iolias-R 6 AIbe-tsoa. concert maste-.
, H. q. Winfeld. A. n Nyman z Szsrsleuyi r
p. Ketehum. F. NJ sho-e. P. z Banss. L.
Fesfherstone. c. r. Klee r. :. Weed.
Second FiolinS-k s Cohen. F. =. Erere-c y
h streaer. R. B. Blunas, c. E Cox. R. Boshs, ".
viola-H T. Barker.
'CeTos-P. C. Thompson. C. Muller
Bassos-J. r. Carson. c. A. johnson.
Flutes-H. ". 7. Jeuner. Z. l. White. B. u
Jewell.
First cizrinets-M B. Graursr. J. ". ssiansr.
seound clarinets-P Biabur. r. ". Taylor.
First cOrnecs-D. A Heyssr. Z. c Gill
Second cO-netS-E- Fischer J. 4 M0rton-
French homo. C. Hauschild
T-ombone-W. H Swing
DTums-C z. King
PiAno-E. K Shilling.
Assisting scoompsnists-Nliss Kate Bozhser. O.
gan: Miss Emma D. Albe-tson. piano Mis- Enly
FoTler. piano
Mr.. William Shakespeare. who VIII ar
rive here on Easter Sunday for a ten
days visit with Nr. Sydney Ifovd
wrightson. will give a lecture on the Art
Of singing and breathing in the Mason
ic Temple auditorium. on Monday even
ing. April II. under the auspices OF the
Washington College OF Music Many So
cial events are being planned. and musi-
cal affairs FOR him, during his STAY here.
The choir OF the Church OF the Fpivh-
any win sing Gauls Passion Service
on the evening Of April ?
The choir viii number thIrty-six voices.
and the soloists wiz be Miss Lillian Hs1-
ley. soprano; Mrs F. B. Gilmore. con
tralto; MessFs. r P. Backing and How
ard Barnes, tenors. 8Iessrs. Charles T.