The Washington herald., 1910-03-20

''Radeuse'' Gostsehslk
Misses Edith Bowie and Courtney Wade
a Prelude onosln
b. fcupes Nalsante -Poldln
Miss Mildred Adams.
Mazurka. Gf1sg
Miss Courtney Wade.
a. Little Romance .--,-.---.-.-...----.-.schu nann
b. Impatisnee Heller
Miss Gertrude Wright.
AEitFas Dance Peer Gynt' .Grieg
Misses Mildred and Ida Adams.
Chopin
Miss Vaeska Plate.
a. studs
warrior Dance. Heller
O. Soolins ffoile-. ..----'...-'....J
Miss Ida Adams
A. befcelis5 lullaby. ijnsky
Polonaise MacDoweIl
Miss Edith Bowie
q Erotik Poeme Erotique .tirieg
D. Ahl4ehiI'tu schubert
Miss Marjorie Moore.
ihapsodie Hongroise No. Liszt
Miss Yaleska Plate.
AT the close of the programme Miss
MeNeai played the Chopin A-flat Polon-
aise with brilliant style and technique.
For encore she gave a charming compo-
sition OF Molrej's. Miss McNeai Is one
Of the very youngest of the local pianists,
and has the skill. technique, and strength
artist. She has much temperament and
artistic finish. She will leave here to-
morrow for a short concert trip to Phil
adelphia and Chester. She will give a
musicale in the home OF Mrs. King. in
Philadelphia, during the week.
The Apollo Orchestra. composed of
forty players. Albert P. Johnston. direc-
tor. gave the following programme at
the special musical service last Sunday
evening at the Church OF the Covenant:
a tone poem, Apple Blossoms" Roberts:
MELODY in F." Rubinstein; intermezzo
from "Cavalleria Rusticana." Mascagni;
Meditation" Morrison. and the offer
tory. "Traumeri," Schumann. The play
ing Of the three hymns, with the singing
of the large congregation. in addition TO
the large pipe organ. was one of the
features OF the service. This has been
the Apollo Orchestra's busiest season
with concert work. and a number OF en-
gagements are now slated covering the
next four weeks.
The choir OF St Marks Luthern Church
will sing The Palms." by Faure-Noelsch.
at to-day's service at IL O'Clock. Miss
Florence Noack VIII sing the offertory
solo, Jerusalem" by Parkert. God So
Loved the World" from Stainer's Cru
cifxion." and Incline Thine Ear" Him
mel, will be given at the night service.
Members Of the choir are Miss Florence
Noack. soprano; Miss Fannie Noaek,
contraito: W. A Hart and F. ". Leon
hardt. tenors; Edwin Caliow, barytone,
and Miss Nellie Sheckells. organist. The
ceremony OF confirmation viii be cele-
brated at the morning service. The Cru
cihxion,' by Stainer, will be sung Good
/ Friday evening by a section OF the Mu-
surgia Club. assisted by the choir.
The following programme VIII be given
/ by the choir OF the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart at the II o'clock service to-day:
''Hosanna Filio David" chorus: The
Palm" sung during the distribution of
Palms. sung during the distribution OF
Weber's Mass in G; ''venI Creator" bass
solo; Mr.. James H. Nolan: offertory.
''Inflammatus, Rossini. Miss Latimer
and chorus; occasional. Unfold. We
Portals" At the evening service the choir
VIII sing Mercadante's ''vespers;" ''veni
Creator. tenor solo. Mr.. John r. Sharpe.
Fac ut Portem," Rossini, Miss Sweeney:
20 salutaris." Verdi. Miss IatImer, and
'Tantum Ergo" Riga
Next Wednesday evening Rossini's
"stabat Mater" Will be sung entire by
the choir of the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart, assisted by prominent singers.
The Apollo Orchestra will give a con-
cert next Friday evening in Memorial
Church OF the United Brethren in Christ.
assisted by Mrs. Katharine r Manches-
ter, soprano; Miss Kate Bowbeer, &C.
companist. and Charles H. Hanson. read
er. The programme is as follows:
March. Entry Of the Gladiators" ......... Puck
Overture Poet and Peasant suppe
Soprano solo. 20, Dry Those Tears 49,. Del Riego
Mrs Katharine +. Manchester.
Bridal chorus from ''LobsngTin Wagr -
Spanish serenade, Ia Paloma" Yratier
Anvil chorus from u TrOvatore'' Verdi
/ Reading Mr.. Dooiey on the Grin - Dunno
Mr.. Charles Fl. Hanson
Waltz suite. Waves Of the Danube m TYznoFici
SoVEsno solo. Angels serenade ..........B Bragg
Mrs. Manchester
/ Violin obligsto b. Mr. Albert P. Johnston
1 Finale, Under the Banner Of Victory Won Bon
The recital on Wednesday by pupils of
| William II. Starnell at West Washing
ton Baptist Church was delightful musI-
cal evening. Assisting Mr.. Starnen were
Miss Lillian Lewis, Mr. William Mills.
Mr.. Charles Bright, all vocalists, and
/ Miss Helen Belt, violinist. One Of the
best numbers was a violin solo by Miss
Helen Belt accompanied on the piano by
her sister. Miss Marie Belt Miss Belt is
only eleven years old and her sister is
still younger. The programme follows:
Witches Flight Russell
MI; Raymond schaheT and sfr. starnell
ooao- Dying Poet .GOttschsik
Miss Frances Armstrong
Soo-sweet Sabbath Bells ......................H Holt
Miss Eleanor Haycock.
Violin solo-'Air Yarie No s''......--.. .Danela
Miss Helen Belt.
0oO- SH'o Noc.Ine .Isybach
Solos
tal Melody IN s'-......................Rub nsten
to' spring song .MendesSohn
Miss Helen Johnson
Vocal 500 Aadenne Stulty
Mr.. Charles Bright
/ Solo-"P Polka de Concert Andrews
Mr. Herman schulteis.
Duet-''Vslse Brillante'' .Merz
Aliss Haney and Mr.. starnen.
Soao- FAUST .Deybach
Miss May Hooson.
Vocal DlO-'' Beloved. Il Is Morn" Awkward
Mr. William Mills
/ Soio-"Caprice Brillante" Lawrence
Mr.. Charles 0Tme
/ Solo-"Old Black Ioe''...................Ci ntel
Miss Virginia Haley
Soio-'Alics' .Axrhez
Miss Florence Blatt.
Vocal SOLO Hearts Delight GIlchrist
Miss Lillian Lewis.
solO-'Don Juan" Smith
Miss Bessie Haney.
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