The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

greatly changed by the painters of the
day, old miniatures OF the composer
showing him 20 be quite different from
the pictures Of to-day Miss Margaret
Paine gave tho paper on his works, which
proved interesting and enjoyable. An
impromptu talk on the form of the sonata
and the symphony were given by Miss
Marie Hansen and Miss Bender. respect
lively. The only musical numbers given
were the overture from Egmont by Miss
Emma NJ. c. Bender and the first move
ment from the Fifth Symphony by Miss
Richmond and Miss Bender
The next meeting viii be held at the
home of Mr.. Frank J. Allen. in Lamont
street, on the evening of January %. at
o'clock. when several new members are
expected and an unusually interesting
programme viii be heard.
Mr.. r. Frank Gebest's pupils gave q
piano recital last Saturday night in his
studio assisted by Mrs. Dun Lewis. vio-
linist, and Miss BERTHE Thompson, soprano
Their programme was creditable one
and brought forth much enthusiasm
An especially interesting performance
was the playing by Mr.. Lasalle Spier of
an original composition, the first move
ment Of a concerto in Z major, The pro-
gramme was as follows:
| Overture, 'Hebrides' arranged for eight hands
Miss Adams. Miss Dortch. Mr.. Gotta. Mr.. Gebest
gay sITlngtlme Greg
lbl Scherzo GTieg
Miss Lucrstia Lawrence.
Norwegian Bridal Procession Grieg
Edwin Russell Fewell.
AT tbs Spring .JoseTy
Robert Bond Gotta
Song. Nymphs and Fauns' ................ Bsmberg
| Miss BERTHE Thompson.
Sonata IN fat major Op. 2............. Beethoven
/ Andante con vaTiationi, scherzo, marcia funebre,
allegro,
Miss s. Wilmer Dcrtch.
TITkischer Ma8ch Eight hands ....-...-.. Mozart
] Pauline Batson, Ethel Conner, Lael Torrey.
Harold CREST.
Spinning Wheel SchmOIl
! Miss Ethel Conner.
RhaD0Ods HOngroise No. .LiSzt
Robert Bond Gotta.
/ Song. "Eternamente' with violin obligatol
Mascheroni
! Miss BERTHE Thompson.
Concerto IN major first moyomss j.. .Lasalle Spier
/ Lasslle SpeT.
/ The third lecture recital by Mrs. John
Hartman, pianist assisted by Mrs.
! Ormsby, soprano was given last Tues
! day evening in the Theosophlcal rooms,
with the following programme:
/ Domenico Scarlatti-Pastorale
AlessaDdro Scarlatti-ial ITO Violet" (o 20 No
Longer Seek 10 Pain Me-"
Mrs. Ormsby.
| Martini-GavUtte
Rossini-Uns voce from ''Barbdere di sivgra'1.
Donizetti-Aria tfrogn 'Lucia di Lammsrmoo'').
Mrs. Ornsby,
/ GrazioN-AIinuetto.
/ Tosu-Serenata.
Mrs. ormsby.
/ ParOdiss-AIlegro-
| The Washington Saengerbund viii have
q musicale tonight by the young talent
/ Of the organization. Mr. Henry Xander.
musical director Of the Saengerbund, has
arranged the following programme:
( Piano and violin duet Cradle Song M Hauser
Miss Beatrice and Mr.. Carl Endrss.
Recitation, Kentucky Philosophy ............ GaTret
Miss Rhca Levy
Piano solo, THE Irish Ratrol = L. Stamford
Mr. Charles X Ford.
Vocal solo, When the Daisies Bloom Owen
Miss Annie Neuland.
Piano SOLO "Carriccioso scarlatti
Miss Mildred Rider,
Violin solo, 'Nladrgal Slmonett
NJ. Paul Sehwarz.
Piano solo. "Rippiss Of the Alabama"
Hen Andrews
Mr.. H Albert Sehulteis
Piano duet Sonata No. I--............... BONN
, Misses Annie Neuland and Marie Neuland.
Plano solo "Cavalleria Rustcans ......P. Msscagni
Miss Rhea Lew.
Piano solo. Her Bright Smile with yaria-
tiops.--..--.- 1860 Briukey Richards
Miss Ethel Ford.
Piano SOLO "Old Folks at Home" .Mazretts
Miss Marie Neulsnd.
Violin solos
( lal ''Einsam bin ich nicht alleine'
...........................C Carl Maria Won Weber
lh) s Msilueftle" .......... Anton Won Kleshem
Mr. Jacob Kari.
Miss Olive Demarest, pianist, returned
on Thursday from New Jersey. where
she went 70 fill an engagement as soloist
for the Chaminade Club, Of Hackensack.
| This is q club of women singers such as
the Rubinstein Club of this city. Miss
Demarest had fattering success. The
programme was made up Of Russian and
! Polish composers music. and according
to their fixed rule no encores were
allowed In spite Of this. at the close OF
/ the programme Miss Demarest was
/ forced to repeat the beautiful VaIcik, of
I Mockrejs, which had aroused great en-
/ thusiasm. Her other numbers were:
Nocturne Scriabine for left hand; Cra-
/ covienne fantastique, Paderewski; Valse.
! Bubinstein; BerceUse. Etude, Op. 10
/ No. y; Valses. (a) Op 70, No. /; (b) E
minor Ballade Op. o. Chopin: Valse,
/ z major, Moszkowski
! The cantata, THE Star Of Bethlehem, -