Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-12
MnsIcnI Notea.

Musical Notes.
A recital Of ballads and children's songs
was given by Mrs Mary Learned for the
benefit of the Visiting Nurse association
Saturday afternoon at her home, when she
sang the following songs; When stars
Are I'm the Quiet Skies" "Bendemeer
Stream" Gatty; Dreams" Strelezsk f;
The stars in Her Hair Sort o. Miss
Yo' and The Bud is on the Gorse, y
Mary Learned; His Lullaby when /
Am Dead, My Dearest" and ''Doan Yo'
Listen" Carrie Jacobs Bond The Bonnie
Banks of Loeb Lomond," arranged by
Lawson; The Grasshopper," Fisher; The
Mother Seals Lullaby" Liza Lehman;
Coin to Church with Mother" Carrie
Jacobs-Bond; "Practicing" and When the
Night Comes" John and Rue Carpenter,
and Three Wise Old Women Bartlett.
The Riccany String Quartet Of Berlin,
well remembered from its local appearance
several weeks ago, will give another con-
cert of chamber music at the German home
on Wednesday evening, March Is The pro-
gram differs earlier in the season and in
cludes quartets by Mozart, Haydn and
Schubert
Mischa Elman, the young Russian VIC
cesses in New York City, where he played
five times within four days, three concerts
with the Boston symphony orchestra, a
private musical at the home of Mrs. w. X.
Vanderbilt, jr., and a popular concert at
the Metropolitan Opera house, where over
1000 people heard him play and many hun
office. In the Boston symphony concert of
January IL Elman was heard in the Lalo
symphonic Espagnole" and at the Satur-
day matinee of the 18th he played the Mem
delssohn Concerto, with which he scored
another triumph. The critic of the New
York Press said, 1T is a work that showed
to full advantage Elman's brilliant style
and almost Incompatible feeling" The
same enthusiasm which greeted Elman's
first appearance in this city was again in
evidence yesterday. There were almost a
dozen recalls for the artist. Seldom has Il
fallen to the lot Of New York music lovers
to hear such master Of his instrument as
is Elman and II is safe to say his name
Will go down to posterity as one of the
most finished musicians of his time" I'm
usual interest is centered on the Elman re-
cital which he will give in this city at the
First Methodist Episcopal church on Tues
day evening, March p.
A novelty on the next program of the
Kneisel quartet to be given at the concert
in Mendelssohn halI on Tuesday evening
March Il, IS a quartet in f minor, Op. g.
dore Thomas orchestra. The quartet.
which will have its first hearing I'm New
York on this occasion, was performed for
on January D. and later in Boston, on Feb
ruary o.
The second foreign ARTISTS recital for
the Tuesday Morning Musical will be given
at the Young Woman's Christian associa-
tion auditorium on Tuesday March a. at
4 p. m Lucille Tewksbury soprano, will
sing. Her program:
- iIieSHdCnl '.'''''''''' ..s's's.'.s'....,,
Wen ich In dein Augen seh...............
Widmung ....................,.......S chumann
Oh machtest du einmal noch singen..
on heller Tag..........,.........Tch aikowskv
Zueignung ............................ Strauss
WieRenned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bra Inns
Der Sieger. Kaun
One Fine Day-Madame Butterfly, Puccinl
Long Ago....................... .....,....
The Swan Bent Low to the lily.
A Maid Sings Light............. Mac DoweIl
The Pine Tree. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Autumn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Come to the Garden, I.oVe...............
Crv OF Rachel................... Salter
Fern Song. ........................ Billiard
YESTERDAY and Today Observation-Disclosures.
April Morn ............. Ration