The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-05
WEEK IN MUSIC.

WEEK IN MUSIC.
Nine Hugli-Camp, soprano. who made
such favorable impression on her re-
cent appearance in this city at the Rub
tnstein concert, win assist the choir OF
ST. Michael and All Angels Church this
evening at a special song service. The
choir viii also be assisted by Mr.. William
G. Mills, tenor; Mr.. n. w. Preston. barry
tone. and Mr. Charles L. Frailey. violin.
list. in the following programme. Mag
nificat'' and ''Nunc Dimittis'' (Holden),
incidental solo, Miss e. CrogEon; offer.
tory, soprano solo, Come Unto Me"
(Coenan), Nine. Hugli-Camp; chorus,
Sweet Is Thy Mercy" by Stainer;
violin solo. Mr.. Frailey; barytone solo,
BE Thou with Me- sung by Mr. Pres
ton, and recently composed by Prof
Geibel, the blind organist of philadeI-
phia, and dedicated to the memory of
the late DR.. Bischoff; tenor solo, IF with
All Your Heart" from Mendelssohr's
Elijah" Mr.. Mills: soprano solo, 81 will
Extol Thee" from Eli" by Costa.
Nine. Hugli-Camp; violin solo, Mr.. Frat
ley; tenor solo, Il Heard the Voice Of
Jesus Say" by Rathborne. Mr.. Mills;
chorus. Unfold Ye Portals" by Gounod
Miss Lena Woodruff. soprano. will be the
ofHertory soloist at the morning service,
and will be heard IN an Agnes Del, by
BiZet. There win be an anthem by a
quartet, composed of Misses Woodruff,
and Messrs. Taylor and Zea.
The Apollo Orchestra. OF forty-two
Ma A Tnhn
viii make its last public appearance Of
the present playing season tomorrow
morning, in connection with the Chill
drens Day exercises of the McKendree
Sunday school, 10 be held In McKendree
Nj. T. Church. IN Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, when a special musical pro-
gramme will be rendered. This closes
the third season of the orchestra, the
most successful one since its organiza-
ton.
Mrs. II. l. Parkinson was one OF the
soloists at an entertainment given Fri
day evening in Epiphany Parish Hall.
She was heard in Deza's May Morn
Ing" and responding 10 an encore. gave
an old Irish song. Kitty of Coleraine."
Miss Nan Field sang Griswold's what
the Chimney Sang with fine effect, and
Flower RAIN" by Schneider. for an
encore. The accomplishments were played
by Mrs. E L. Givens in her usual salts
factory style.
81. Pauls Sanctuary Choir will furnish
the music at the morning celebration to-
morrow Of the Visitation Convent in
Connecticut avenue, in honor OF the ter
centenary of the foundation of the order.
AT a special service in the afternoon
Mrs. B. F. Gilmore. contralto; Mr.. John
Nolan. basso; Miss Edna Jones. Misses
Katherine and Margaret Aylmer, and
Miss Katharine Mullaly VIII furnish the
under the direction OF Miss
Mamie Mullaly. who will also officate
at the organ.
Commencement and graduating exer-
cises of the ven Unschuld University CT
Music viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock IN the auditorium Of the
new Masonic Temple
The graduates or the piano teachers
training course are the Misses Mary d.
f. p. Myers, Miss Massie, and Mr.. Louis
Potter, jr.
Pupils of the primary and intermediate
departments of the MacReynoldsKoehle
Music School held their closing recital for
the season yesterday afternoon. The pro-
gramme was we'll selected and was rem
iered by the little folks in a most credit
able manner They were assisted In some
Df the numbers by members OF the ad-
-anCed classes.
The Students Club OF the Washington
College of Music held It's last meeting of
he season. when the following pro-
sramme was given before a large audi
snce:
Paper on concerts. Miss Gatchell; con-
,erto (Rubinstein). Miss Thompson. with
Mr.. Fabian at the second piano; Chopins
studes. The Harp" op. %. and ''Revolu-
ionary," op. 10. Miss Nuoda Hurt; bird
songs eliza Lehmann), The Wood
Pigeon" The Starting" THE Yellow
hammer. - The Wren and the OWL, Miss
Donna Elizabeth Riegel; "Mazurka"
Chopin, Miss Cohencious: vocal duet,
Cod that Madest Earth and Heaven.
Master WlIbor Wrightson and his father,
Mr.. Sidney Lloyd Wrightson waltz
Chopin. Miss Clara Barclay; song cycle.
'Eliland" (Von Fielitz), silent Woe,
'Farenworth. Roses" Secret Greet
ngs," on the Shore OF the Lake" Child
Voices" Moonlight Night" Dreams,
'Anathema, Resignation" MIR. George
Miller; ''Nocturne" (Brassin), Miss VI.
1ettie Merrill; Fantasia Impromptu," in
? fat and "MaZurka" Chopin, Mr.. VIII
lam Engel, jT.
The choir Of First Congregational
yhurch. at the morning service to-day,
viii render the following selections from
he compositions of the late DR.. J. w.
3ischoff:
Organ. ta) wild Roses Cb) Unanswered.
.Biscbof
anthem, Great Is the Lord Bschoff
snthem Heaven Is Our Home. .Bischotf
)Gertcy solo. Open to Ne the Gates 80 Bischon
Miss Smith.
Bass solo. Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters.
Blschol
Dir. Humphrey.
lTgan, Nearer Home .blschoI
Mrs Alwida Matlock Rousseau enter |
aimed at a musicale last Wednesday, |
a class Of pupils In recital. |
The pupils were assisted by Miss Mary
3 Sherier, who contributed two groups
f songs. adding much TO the pleasure OF |
he occasion.
Miss Sherier's numbers were louvre |
es Baiser" (Bomberg). and June" and |
The Years at the Spring." by Mrs. |
Beach, and the rest of the programme |
vas full of interest.
A chorus of forty voices, assisted by a |
lumber Of soloists, contributed to the |
programme of an Ode Foll5es Concert, |
which took place at the Northmlnster |
hurch recently, and was a pronounced |
uccess.
The entertainment opened with two /
horus numbers. AUD Lang Syne" and |
Jerusalem, My Glorious Home and /
7as followed by selections by an octet /
( little folks. THE Mnuet Song and |
Yankee Doodle" by the Misses Gensler.
ling. Mockabee, Chamberlain. and Mas
ers OBrien. Truian, Hoist. and McPher-
On; We maiden song, my Grandma's Adj
ice." Miss Eleanor Bushee; We chorus.
~ Country, It's of Thee" and Anvil
horus:" We low pitch solo. Believe Me
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
fiee vas r,aal hin Miss |