The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-26
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the applause was so tumultu-
GUS that she was compelled TO sing
again, and this time she chose Chami-
nades "Chanson dc Ncige," one of the
sang, accompanied on the piano by
Charles wark, whose beautiful and
sympathetic playing added greatly TO
the effect OF Nine. Jomelli's singing
throughout the rest OF the evening.
Because of the persistent encores
the program had to be cut. and one
whole group of French songs was
omitted After Nine. Jomellfs German
songs the applause was so deafenlng
that she graciouslly came back and
sang "Nlausfallen Spruchlein." by Wolf
gem which made the house almost
cry aloud with delight. Her group of
English songs probably caused more
enthusiasm than any one number on the
striking "The Moon Drops Low" by
| Cadman, one of his four Indian songs.
to the simple little Baby" by Beach,
| they went over the footights TO the
spond, this time with will o. the
| Wisp" by Spross, u song very mucn
| after the order of the Lehman songs
in the same number.
| About once in five years 90 we nave
an opportunity to hear such singing as
| this. Tonight Nine. Jomelli Will sing
| in .:Eliiah," and 1T was stated from
| the stage that she Will sing several
| numbers of different character. Let
us hope they will not be interpolated
| sing anything in the midst of Eli
| jah."
! Second Concert. Tuesday Afternoon.
| Nine Alice Merritt-Cochran, Soprano.
Miss Lila Smelling, Contralto.
DR.. Franklin Lawson, Tenor.
Frank Croxton, Bass.
/ The Chiidren's Chorus-Walter
Mercer. Conductor; Miss Mary Shelton
4 Accompanist.
The Pittsburg Festival Orchestra
!, Carl Bernthaler. Conductor.
I l. Overture "Phedre" ..... (AIassenetJ
2. Chorus, aThe Lord Is Ny Light"
\ The chlldren's Chorus.
5. scngs-(a) IF Were Rose
%, Where the eDot Roses
4 Bloom" ....... (Reichardt)
/ (c) ''Au Printemps' (Gounod)
i DR.. Lawson.
4. Hungarian March" (Schubert-Liszt)
| Pittsburg Festival Orchestra.
g. Aria, "Voce di DONNA. .PonchiellD
Miss Smelling.
| g. Chorus, "Carissma". .,...... (Penn)
The Children's Chorus.
INTERMISS1ON.
l. hSF, Ca su' shepherd's Song: 'e'''s'
OBJ Peasants Dance"
(c) "Nocturnc"
(d) March of the Dwarfs"
Pittsburg Festival Orchestra.
o Fair Scene, from Martha" Crlotow)
The Childrens Chorus. Artists and
Orchestra
| 3. Die Lorelei". ...............( LiszC
| Nine. Cochran.
A. Duet, Under the Lindens," from
Suite in Alsarc.. (NlassenetI
4 Cello. Mr. Goerner Clarinet, Mr..
4 Van Alnburgh.
o. Songs-(a) Rocking Time" (KnoS
(b) Hey Hoo Hey Orchards
! 6. Hungarian Rhapsody, No, g. (liszt
Plttsburg Festival Orchestra.
Tc-Night's Concert.
, 26--Mendelssohn's Elijah"
+, Nine. Jeanne Jomelli, Soprano.
Miss Lillia Smelling, Contralto.
e Frank Croxton, Bass.
J., Tho Wednesday Club Chorus-Ta
: Essen Morgan. Conductor; Louis ]
Weitzel, Accompanist.
:, The Pittsburg Festival Orchestra
. Carl Bernthaler, Conductor
Characters in the Oratorio--Elija
S Prophet OF Israel; Ahab, King OF I.
$ rael; Jezebel, King Ahab's Queer
Obadiah, Governor of Ahab's hous
Widow, aided by Elijah; Youth. Sci
q want 10 Elijah; Priests of Baal, Che
rus of People. Angels.
. Place--l.and OF Israel, in Palestine
Time-91S B. c., or about ISIS year
J The youths" part Will be sung h
st Mrs. Walter c. Mercer. of Richmond