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

critics throughout the country, since the
date of her first appearance in New York,
less than three months ago.
Her extraordinary ripeness of concep-
ton, united with technique which must
be called fawless, was a source of i'm
fnense surprise to critics generally. The
programme for the Friday recital at the
Columbia follows:
Organ concerto D minor. Bach-stradal
II,
tal CapGccio sharp major ............ Mendsssohn
90 lmpromptu, Schubert
tcl Noctrne minor Chopin
I'D scherzo. sharp minor Chopin
Ill
(a) ToIle GsseIlschaft Dohnanyi
h Tadin sous Ia Pluie Debussy
tej serenade RachIanlnou
I'D Vase Intemezzo. Merkler
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tbl RhapsOdie No.
Nine. Gisela Weber. who VIII appear at
the Columbia Theater on Friday after
noon, January IS in a violin recital, under
the management Of Miss Cryder. IS with
out doubt one of the greatest violin viz
tuosos OF the present day.
Few opportunities are offered In these
days of substitution and imitation of
hearing a genuine Stradivarius violin
such as Nine. Weber uses for her re-
citals The instrument is one Of the
famous collection Of four made for the
Spanish court in l7l2. 1t was purchased
In Europe by Mr.. Homer Weeks, the
American violin collector. and loaned by
him 10 Remenyi for a tour. From Mr..
Weeks Il passed into the ownership of
Nine Weber Jacques Thibaud, after
hearing Nine Weber play. said it was
the greatest violin he had ever heard. and
requested her 10 let him try it. So i'm
pressed was he by its wonderful quality
that he played upon It for an hour and
quarter before he would relinquish IT,
Nine. Liza Lehman, the celebrated
English composer, who is now making
her first American tour, viii appear at
the Columbia Theater on Monday after
noon. January 81. under the management
of Miss Cryder. Nine Lehman is. per
haps, best known to the musical public
by her famous song cycle, "In a Persian
Garden" This VIII be sung by quartet
of eminent sOloists, Nine. Lehmann her
self playing the accompaniment.
She will also accompany the miscelIane-
Gus programme OF her songs which will
be presented, and her especially delight
full ehildren's songs. which will be rem
dered by Master Albert Hole, the English
boy soprano, whom Nine Lehman has
brought with her for her American tour
Miss Georgia z. Miller, director Of the
Virgil Clavier Plano School Of Washing
ton, had a "class afternoon" yesterday.
when some Of the older pupils gave
programme before the other pupils OF the
school They all played from memory
and with much taste and skill.
The programme follows:
Sonata. major first moysmensl Mozart
Miss Mabel Whita
Study No. Heller
Miss Anita Ofter1inger
Study. No Heller
Miss Marguerite Latte-nsT
MdE ih0rIn
Miss Helen weloh.
SCharWenka
Handel
Miss Mabel White
AIR de Ballet, Op Chamnade
Naclk.-....-..... ....-.-....... Mohrys
Miss Dorothy White.
Romance SchUmann
Miss Is0ra Bnzaman.
Isl Oiseau ietas TOT ie Nouleras' ------ Henselt
a Ia Bieu Aimee .ScIutt
Miss Katherine May Brooks.
Marche funeoras Chopin
PolonalSe Chopin
Miss Ruth Ebaugh.
POupee POldial
Miss Isora Bingaman.
Walter F. Matson, who has filed the
position of bass in the quartet Of the
Church Of Our Father for the past sew
eral years. has resigned.
The second monthly concert Of the
Apollo Orchestra, Albert P Johnston di-
rector, will take place Friday evening,
January p, in MCKendree NJ. E. Church.
They viii be assisted b. Mrs. Katharine
T. Manchester. soprano. No admission
viii be charged, but a free-win Offering
viii be taken up 70 help defray the Incl
dental expenses Of the concert The pro
gramme follows.
March Entry Of the Gladiatogs'' Fucik
Overture Poet and Peasant .Suppe
"a Ave Maria" dntemszzo "CaTaueria
Rusticana' J..........-... .............. Mascagu
jb a Lovely Gardal' -.....----.-.. "a Harielot
Mrs Katharine F. Manchester.
Ia Morsaria" (Danse Antique Morse
Flute solo romance. Springs Awakening co.. Bach
Mrs L. L White.
ia Sorella" .B1re- Cerc
PART II.
Anvil chorus from I'll Troyatore' Verdi
String quartet. "Runanzl Beyar
Apollo String Quauet-W. B. Mundee, violin; H.
@. Winfield, violin; O. Abamsky. viola G.
Muller, viol0ncello.
Watts "SChra Jas las. .Rosas
Soprano solo, Morning lvalse Chantee) .Benoist
Mrs. Manchester.
Tfu
Finale "Old Faithful Hozmann
The membership Of the organization fol-
lows:
First yiolins-tI. G. Winfield. concert master: w
B. Mundelie. I. F. Everett, J. Berau Leon Nal
SON n Dove, J. X. Morton. D. A. Darruch
A. ". Nyman. F. B. Ketc.Um.
Linetzky, l. s. Gain, c, p. seebod c. z, Beh-
rens c, ", Cheney, H, T. D'Albert.
ViOla-O. Abramsky.
'CeIlos-P. c. Thompson. @. Muller.
Basses-J. K. Carson. S. X. Miller.
Flutcs-H. W. 7. Jeuner, Z. l. White, A. r.
Janus
First claruets-sL b. Granger. J. n. S. Kauf
man.
second clarinets-P. Blauboer. J. W, Skinner.
First carnets-D. A Heyser. Dr.. W. E Dieren-
derfeT.
Second c1net-h AIagce.
French horns-O. c. Hauschid J. p Locke.
Trombone5-J. II. Nelly, Stanley Brown.
Drim-E. &. M6riaHy
TianO-p. Z. Hslam
Assisting aCc0mpaHis,-Auss Kate B0ubeer
The junior class Of Miss Helen Gladmon
gave their monthly studio musicale on Sat
urday afternoon. Those who participated
in the programme were the Misses Mar
garet Baxter, Lydia Hulse, Lucille Cham
berIain, Grace Warren, Marjorie Simpson.
Mary Donahue, Frances Hnleary. Dor
othy TTimble, Elisabeth Dowden, Louise
Morgan, Bessie Macintosh, Leah Knup-
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