Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

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Benedicuon Of God. In Solitude. .Liszt
Two Lcgcnds-Ihe Birds Sermon........
St. Francis Walking over the Waves.
Nine. Liza Lehman. the celebrated COM
poser, assisted by Miss Blanche romin.
soprano; Miss Palgrave-Turner contratui
Mr.. Hubert Eisdell tenor and Mr. Julien
at the Brandeis on Tuesday afternoon In
the n. IA. w concert series:
From Alice in Wonderland
PART 1.
Song Cycle-In a Persian Garden. .......
........................, Liza Lehman
Quartet
PART IL.
Sougs-Two Seal songs. ............ lehman
CFrom Rudyard Spiings Jungle Book
Miss palgrave-Turner.
Your window Window" %, III III u 1 P %ere
Bird l Would Sing All Day lehman
MIR. Hubert Eisdell
SOng-lncident OF the French Camp.
Mr.. Julien Henry
Songs-ta) Pearl and Song tb) "Ev-
erybOdys Secret ................ Lehman
Miss Blanche Tomin.
PART III.
Song Cycle-The Nonsense Songs.
iFFrom Alice in Wonderland
quartet.
AT the piano, Nine. Liza Lehman.
Although Nine. Frances Aldas experience
In America has been limited to her two
successful seasons in opera, the Australian
prima donna reputation abroad rests IN
large measure upon her achievements in the
concert field Nine. Alda-who In private
life Is the wife Of Signor Gatti- Cassazza-
has sung repeatedly I'm London, on the con
tinent and likewise in South America In
concert and oratorio, and her work I'm these
branches Of her art has been highly praised.
Nine. Aldas repertoire Is an exceptional
one, and her recital programs are invari-
ably interesting. Arias from the various
operas in which her principal successes at
the Metropolitan and Boston opera houses
were scored last season are Included In
the concert repertoire while songs in
French, German, Italian and English serve
to disclose her splendid equipment as a
concert singer Nine. Aida will be pre-
scented at the Brandeis theater Tuesday af-
ternoon, December Is, at o'clock.
Informal gatherings have been enjoyed
this season by the pupils Of Mr.. Thomas j.
Kelly at his studio In the Boyd Theater
building, every saturday afternoon at
which time Mr. Kelly usually gives a few
minutes talk ON some phase OF the study
of singing and one or two Of his pupils
sing a group Of songs. Last Saturday af-
six weeks and those taking part were
Mrs. Kelly, Misses Ethel Prey, Ruth Lord =
Marie Haller, Grace Doolittle, Mary Nc
Shane, Blanche Bolln and Mr.. Leslie Dick
Next SATURDAY. Mrs. FAIRFIELD. Miss Mavbel
Baldwin and Mrs George T. Turner will
sing. Mr.. Kelly usually adds another fea-
ture to the hour, which is called The stu
dens' Hour by the reading Of poem or
several poems, written by our best poets
as studies in Interpretation and enuncia-
ton.
on Saturday afternoon Miss Fawcett held
an informal musicale In her studio for her
pupils After the program which included
some old folk songs Miss Portia SWEET
gave some folk dances Of different nations
in costume and danced to Podinis Dane
ing Doll" which was played by Mrs
Edith Wagner on Friday evening Miss
Fawcett presented her pupils, Miss Gwen
dolyn Carlow, soprano; Mr.. A. f. McClung
bass, and Mr.. Glen Rice. baritone. in a
concert program at the Presbyterian
church at Bellevue.
a choral and concerted program will be
given Tuesday morning at 1920 o'clock at
the home of Mrs Samuel Katz, who has
arranged for an interesting musicale.