The Washington herald., 1910-03-13
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

William H. starnell will present some
OF his pupils in a piano recital at the
West Washington Baptist Church. Thir-
ty-first ana \ streets. next Wednesday
evening. They viii be assisted by Miss
Lillian c. Lewis. soprano; William c
Mills. tenor; Miss Helen Belt, violinist'
and Mr.. Roland, barytone.
Felix Garzlglia. a Partisan pianist and
member Of the music faculty of Chevy
Chase College and Seminary, viii give
recital at the college next Friday even
ing. He has prepared programme more
thar usually interesting because Of many
numbers new TO the public here Il In
cludes the brilliant and difficult arrange
ment of the blue Danube" by Schultz
EoleT. and is as follows:
Theme e"su
Preludes . Fiat, Fiat, c AlinoE.
InTsunll1it sharp. csosin
Etudes-A flat. g fiat........s......-......'
scheFziS-B Minor .-.-..-......-......s
Reyelis...-..................
Jsrdns sous "a rlie DeossS
Afabsss IA. .......-...........J
IA Jougeise so''sl
Teudre scnatt
Blue Danubs.-.-----. Strauss Scnnt1-h oler
Anton Kaspar viollnist, gave a re
quest programme" last week in StauntOn.
Va, at the Mary Baldwin Seminary,
which aroused the greatest enthusiasm.
II was as follows;
Sonata. Or. q; Allegro. Adsgio motto espres-
siFo Scherzo. Roado. ..-...........-.. Beethoven
Adagio from Suite OPP Ries
eisdrgale simonetu
Ssazonetta On. S-.-.---..- ID AND
Aignon Phantasa, safe
AIR hAeh
Andants, from Concerto Op. 64.....-.. .Mendessohn
zigeun1T veisen. Or, % tsyrsy siFsl.---- sarasate
Mr.. Wilmar Robert Schmidt was ac-
companist. Mr.. Kaspar IS booked for re-
oitals in Fairmont, Warrington. ana
Clarksburg. ". Va.
Nine Marie Won Unschuid, court pianist
20 the Queen OF Roumania and president
Of the Won Unschuld University OF Music.
Washington. D. c.. with the assistance Of
Daniel Breeskin. violinist. and L. E. Ma
molly. 'eeIlist, viii give a recital on Tues
day evening in the ballroom OF the Ar
lington Hotel at $50. Nine Won Unschuld
has not been heard IN public for several
years in Washington. where she has
made repeated successes with her bril-
liant abilities. Her programme is as fol-
lows:
Piano tho major. OT 52..............R ubinstein
Moderate assai. Andante Allegro moderate. Allegro
apIassionata.
Scenes from Childhood. Schumanu
al About Strange Lands and People Oh Curious
Story. (c Catch Ne If You Can. IA Entr5ating
Child. lel Contentedness. % Important Event.
ig Dreaming, lh BY the Firesde Gl The
knight q the Hobby Horse, % Almost Too Sc
rious % Frightening. On Child Falling Asleep.
I'M The Poet Speaks
ta Poonaise. muCr. Mcdowell
tb GaYOtte Gluck Brahms
tci Marche Migno1lre Poldini
td ErlElng -cu bert iAszt
lsl Echo .Pagsnini-LAszt
Prelude The ToIling Bell ..-......-.-..-.Ch Chopin
lci study hoan
Menuct de lAresienne- Bizet
lc Rhapsodie Hongr0ise No. List
The Criterion Orchestra. a new local
organization. is making excellent prog
ress in musical circles. The orchestra Is
under the direction Of HurIbut G. Win
field and is composed of H. G. Winfield
and T. n. Dove, first violins; r. H
Featherstone. second violin: Y. J. XII
gore. cello; NJ. B. Granger. clarinet; A
H. Janus. flute; D. A Heyser, first cor
net; J. Z. Magee, second cornet, and P.
R. Hallam. piano. The orchestra viii as
sist on Friday evening, April l, at Foun-
dry NJ z. Church in a social.
The Students Club Of the Washington
College OF Music held a Schubert even
ing at the college on Friday evening.
when the following programme was
given:
Biographical Sketch q Schubert Miss Annette Smith
ca HaTk HaTk, the Lara Schubert
Co Who Neer Has Eaten Bread. Schubert
Mr.. George Miller.
Spinning Song MsndelssoAn
Mrs. zoe Miller.
Who Is sylvan. Schubert
Miss Dora RieEel.
Minuet IN minor. Schubert
Mr.. Frank Leonard.
tal Faith in Spring Schubert
tbi Schubert
Mr.. Sidney Lloyd Wrightson.
Ca Symphonic in B minor. fbl March Mill
I4fe tIour Schubert
Miss Merrill and Miss Wright
The Apollo Orchestra. Albert P. John
ston. director, will give a special instru-
mental programme at the musical service
OF the Church Of the Covenant this even
ing from 7:SO TO 8 o'clock. In the regular
church service. beginning at o'clock.
one Of the special musical features will
be the playing Of the hymns with the
congregational singing by the entire or
chestra Of forty players, IN addition to
the large pipe organ.
One OF the best public rehearsals OF the
Rebew Orchestra this season was that
given in the lecture-room OF the Keller
Memorial Church on Monday night. A
large audience was present. The soloists
were Miss Amy Kibbey. soprano: Mr..
Charles n. Black, basso, and Miss Mabel
DAILY and ". J. Weber, pianists. The
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whether an engaged girl. who's
should or should not accept in
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