The Washington herald., 1910-01-17
Saengerbund Junior Branch
Gives an Entertainment.
PIANO SOLOIST is APPLAUDED
Miss Mildred Rider Plays with Fin
ish of Technique and Understand
ing-SecOnd Concert of AriOn &c
sangverein Attracts Large Audi
ence-The TurnVerein Entertains.

liks. and Tetrazzinis an opportunity to
take possession of its music hall and con-
cert stage and prove TO their elders 1t IS
not only Germany and other European
countries which produce vocal and instru-
mental artists, but that this country also
ranks as a first power I'm the cultivation
OF the muse and the production or poets
singers, and musicians.
The Saengerbund has every reason 10
be proud of its junior branch and need
not worry about there not being enough
material on hand to continue its career
of idealism.
A large and enthusiastic audience gath
cred at the auditorium OF the club last
night to hear the annual Young Talents
Concert" consisting Of programme Of
vocal and instrumental numbers. all of
which were carried out TO the credit Of
the participants
All satisfactorily Given,
It would be difficult TO state which num-
ber deserved most praise. for they were
all satisfactorily given. A plano solo OF
ScarIattrs. "CapricciOso." b. Miss Mil
dred Rider. a pupil of Miss Ethel Tozier.
was played with a finish OF technique and
understanding seldom 10 be found in one
Of such tender age, The same may be
said OF Paul Schwarz s splendid violin
solo. "Nadrigal." by Simonett- The fol-
lowing programme was presented:
Piano and violin duet. Cradle Song M. Hauscr
Miss Beatrice aud Mr.. Carl EudTes-
Recitation, Kentucky Philosophy .-........GaTre't
Miss Rhea Lev,
Piano solo, The Iri-l Patrol p. L Stamford
Mr. Charles X. Ford.
Vocal solo when the Daisies Bloom -........ Owen
Miss Annie NculaHd.
Piano solo "CaUirg.oso scarlatu
Miss Mildred Rider.
Violin solo "Aladrigsl' slmonetu
Air. Paul sc1Warz.
Piano solo. 'Rpples ~ the AlahaIHa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Herr Andrews
AR. u. Albert scAuitsis
Piano J1er Sonata No T. ................. B1Im
Misses Annie Nel.land s,d Marie Nellaud.
Piano solo, "C4vaI'ria RustiCana" .-..-P. MazcagnI
Miss Rhea Levy.
Piano solo. Her Bright Smile. With variations
BriHkley Richards
Miss Ethel NJ Ford.
Piano solo. "O.d Folks 90 Home .MaZlTctto
Miss Marie Neulaud.
Violin solos
a 'Eua1m bin icl ui.hf aIleIe'
..........-..........-.....C4H Carl Maria Won Weber
Jbl IS Mai.ueftIe ........... Anton Won hIrsagim
Mr. Jacob haT.
Attracts Large Audience.
The second concert Of the season Of the
Ariou Gesangvereiu attracted 10 its
clubhouse last night large audience,
which enjoyed a programme OF merit
The programme was under the direction
lof Prof Karl Hoier, the musical director
Of tire Arion.
The chorus numbers We're satisfactorily
sung. but yet there was noticeable
Hack Of understanding between the vari-
lous parts. the. tenors seeming 20 sing in
dependeutly Of the chorus and not in time.
The other numbers were effective. and
received enthusiastic applause The pro-
gramme consisted Of the following;
Overture, RAYMOND .-....--.....,.,,..-.. Thomas
Dorchester.
Cho- .Heimathsbs .WengeTt
T7omptm SOLO "Walther'5 Praisied" 10y Wagner
Herr Andre Gslolin.
Bass solo Lied Ges TCHgad1I observation-disclosures -Bizat
Herr Thomas A. Murray.
ll5 "od Folks ar Home"
DO. MY Old KENTUCKY Home"
Arranged ty Van der Sucseu1
Anon.
Selection Bohemian Girl. Bale
Orchest5r
Tenor solo. "Nita Gitaua'. Koven
HuT Melville ID. Heuszy.
Quartet Annie Laurie bel
Huuuu NJ u. Heussy, NJ MCNamse, r. A. Murray
and J. J. DUEIan-
STuui5Clc Tame M0zkogs sAl
Orche-ter
The Columbia Turnverein also enter
tanned its members. friends. and invited
guests with music. song. and recitauons.
Lively interest was shown throughout the
/ evening by the members in the plans for
I the new gymnasium building and the
preparations which are under way for
/ the Bezirksturnfest or district turner
Ifest which is TO take place in this city
lin June. Preparations are also under
/ way to make this years masquerade bali
the biggest thing Of its kind that ever
happened in Washington.