The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-24


tour OF America she IS accompanied by
the famous Belgian pianist, Brahm Van
den Berg The programme follows the
female voice in a line which practically
covers everything thGt viii be offered by
Dr. Ludwig Wullner in this city later
in the season.
The music at the Church OF the Cove
nant to-day viii he as follows:
Afternoon at $50 o'cock-Church choir anthem.
1 4 WIN Lift UD Mine Eyes Holden He GiTeth
His Beloved Sleep" lRoockcll. Ms. GaWler; still.
SIN with Thee, Mr.. Humphrey; anthem. Blessed
Are the Mercful" HaWiey. % Rest IN the
Lord t8Iendeissshnl Hiss Ber1he1rnsr; organ ada
giO. Decoutray-
Band 1lr. Harry Stevens assisting: andants.
Weber: adsgio rgligoso. Loren; song Morning
Gree-inE" Alendelssohn. Comfort Ye Comfort
Ye" tfrom The MESSIAH Mr. Stevens; "Lo1S,
Long Ago" --; adaeio FROM The Magic Flute.
Mozart
There is little probability that Alien
Hinckley VIII sing at Bayreuth this sum
meT Although he had already signed his
contract for the season, and for the
three roles Of Gurnemanz, the king IN
''LOhengrin~ and Hunding in The Got
terdanmerCag, both Of which latter he
has already sung there a number OF times,
and although this contract had been sent
TO Bayreuth with his signature, difficult
ties have arisen. These are due 70 the
fact that Mr. Hinckley sang GuTnemanz
at two performances Of ''ParsifaI' in the
Metropolitan Opera House. and Frau
Wagner continues TO regard these New
York performances OF the work as sac
rilege Mr.. Hinckley was thereupon IN
formed that since he had sung this role
the Wagner family regretted that they
would be obliged 70 dispense with his
/ services
Nine. Won Unschuld viii present. on the
evening Of February Is in the Washing
ton Club rooms. on I street, her pupil.
Ethel Fisher. q twelye-year-old pianist.
The next recital Of the Won Unschuld
Club VII be held on January q, at $50
?. n, in the parlors OF the Won UnschuId
University Of Music.
Mrs Frank Byram gave a pupils piano
recital Tuesday evening last in her studio
in Riggs street At the end Of the very
creditabIe programme Mrs. Byram played
the ballet music from "Alceste." by
Gluck, arranged by -Saens, and the
Fire Music from die Walkure." By
Wagner-Brassin. which were played with
briliaace and skill The programme was
as follows;
Invitation 70 the Dance Cwebe-' two psauos.
f0u- hands. Misses Duiin. Browning. Crosweil. and
Nfr Goldsmith: The ROBINS 1lrs- A. h Virgil
Miss SYLVIA Szks. Short Stoy- Iichner.
thousand and one NIGHTS" Rsmeckil. Miss Net
tie HasseuberE. sailing t1fary Frauces FrUrhinS-
haml. The Hunters Return Mrs. Z L Beach
Miss Mildred Minister. Ghost IN The Ffrepace''
ikuIi2kl. Pler-c % Jossgrte' Grant Schaferl.
Miss Agnes Trovb-i<c. 'Ba-czrolie-' (Goesierangl
Miss Blanche HaSsenhcrg, iutermez1o iaIzsczE1lsl
Miss EGliiy Lax; ~Msunet tPadsrewski Miss
Mare Eerzliion: ''Taranteiie Mguda'' tFriulD
Hiss Augusta Hi: la Lis1uisra" lChslniusdel.
Autumn t3iscDgwell. Miss Bessie B5-ch. South
Wind" Grant Schafer1 Miss Dorothy OetriuEer;
Place Grant Schaaeri. Miss Gertrude Thompson:
Water LILY NIscDOWell Mss Grace CrosweIl:
''Csnzoue AuC-osa" fNeyin3 Mis- Marzrsri7e
Evans; "PapiIone' Greg. Miss Hazel WiIhoit;
Pspiilone' (Thomsl -Improv;satioz (8facDoveID,
Miss Irna Walker. Shepherds All and Maidsns
Fair CNeyin) Miss Margaret Gaddis: Scherzo n
minoT tMsndelssohnl. Miss Frances CrosxsIl;
L.ebestraum' il A fat utsztl. Mss Ethel Dulfn:
AR de Ballet" II miner t1ioszkOwskil Miss
Martha Browning; Prelude IN c sharp minor fRach-
uauia0f). melody CRubinsteini. Alr. Harry Gold
smith
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. Blair con-
ductor. viii give its second concert and
the first this season on Wednesday night
in the ballroom Of the Arlington Hotel
complimentary 10 its associate members
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Miss Isabel Buchanan. soprano. Of PhiIa-
deiphia, and Mr.. Writ. OF the Peabody
Conservatory OF Music. IN Baltimore. The
club viii sing Cigars The Snow with
an obligato TO be played by eight violins.
They viii also sing number OF other
good choruses. accompanied by Mrs.
RamsdeIl Admission viii be by card
only.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, barytone, and
S. n. Fabian, pianist. assisted by Miss
Maria Lee Goodwin. pianist: Richard P
Backing, tenor. and Miss Donna Eliza
beth Riegel. accompanies. gave 8 concert
at the Washington College Of Music Fri
day evening. Their programme was as
follows:
Mszurka. noctUrue Chopin
Mr. Fabian
" Twas Sumner GARDEN
Perhaps o-ster
The Monotons" (by request Cornelius
When the Night with Silly ssEce Robertson
Mr.. Wrightson-
BeTceuSe danss cz-Tics Greg
oc1e11o Aiendelssohn
SOiTee de Vienna .Sch1hert-LisZt
Mr.. Fabian.
"A Lover IL Damascus WoodforteFindeD
L Far Across the Desert lands
Where the Abans Flows"
Beloved. II Your Absence"
How Many a Lonely Ca-zTan''
5 II n the Great Bazzsrs."
s. Allah Be With You"
Mr.. wrightsoo-
Hungarian F1ntzSie- List
Mr.. Fabian.
Miss Goodwin vii play the orchestral part or
second piano
''SalTe ii Morz'' (''Faust''} -Gounod
Mr.. Backing
The February studio recital by Mr..
Oscar Franklin Comstock viii take place
on the 81. and viii be In honor Of the
Tooth anniversary Of Mendelssohn's birth.
A fine programme has been prepared.
composed Of Mendelssohn's works.
former pupil Of Mr.. Comstocs and later
with Ferguson. Frau Nickisch. and Jean
de Reszke. Miss Alice NJ Eversman, So
prano. VIII sing, and Miss Helena Won
Sayn, Of St Petersburg. pupil Of Hans
Slit and Joachim. VIII play.
Alumni Cbarfer ErfertafuS