The Washington herald., 1911-04-09
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

ception at Foundry NJ. E. Church last
Friday evening. A large chorus choir
is being organized by Mr. Wrightson. for
the evening services only. at Foundry
Church. A special musical service will
be given on one Sunday evening each
month. During the first year it is the
intention of Mr.. WrightsOn to have the
choir render several sacred cantatas and
at least one oratOrio.
The pupils of B. Frank Gebest gave a
piano recital last evening in Mr.. Gebest's
studio. They were assisted by Miss
Florence NJ. Girouard, soprano. The
programme follows:
Overture ''FinEalshohe' .Mendessohn
CT1Eo pianos eight hands,
Miss DOTtch, Mr.. Fewcli. Mr. Gotta, and MI
Gcbest.
Sonata. Op. > No. Beethoven
Allegro AdaEiN
Miss Imogen Graham.
Harmonious Black Handel
Miss Irene HITiesty.
''', Miss Phyllis stewart.
Miss Mary Maxam-
Song. "A Gyry Maiden" Parker
Miss FLORENCE VI. Grouxrd
GaTotte Gllcs- Br3hmS
Miss S. Wilmer DortGL
Etude Mgnonn, -Schutt
Miss JoseItine Golden.
The nightingale List
Mis- Barbara NJ. sted1nan-
Concerto in c major, tCadenza. by ReIneckei-...
.BeethOTen
jOrrh-ssral part second piano by Mr.. Gebest)
Miss Helen Merriam.
Rhapsodie No. List
Mr.. EObert Doud Gotta
The Sum Summer wind W. Bischoff
Mis- F7Oruncs n. Giruud.
Marche MiliaiTr.. Schubert TaIr2S
Mr.. B. Frank Gcbest.
Music lovers are going to have a rare
treat on the evening of April II, when
the choir of the Manassas Industrial
School. Manassas, Va, will render a song
service at the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. The programme consists chiefly
of plantation melodies and negro folk
songs.
The Apollo Orchestra. Albert P. John
ston. director. will give its fifth monthly
concert on next Friday evening at Nc
Kendree NJ. E. Church, assisted by Mrs
Katherine F. Manchester. the well-known
soprano. and Mr.. Fred F. Barbour,
reader. The following programme will
be given:
March 'DoRn the Field Friedman
Overturr. Poet and Peasant .....-......-..Suppc
Soprano SOLO Ross Everywhere .Denza
Mrs. Katherine VI. Manchester.
"ZaIlah ian Egyptian inteTmezzoD. Lorraine
Recitation. How Rubinstein Played"
Mr. Frd T.. Barbour.
Patriotic Medley "Airs of Our Country Various
PART ii.
Hungarian Dance No. Brahms
Soprano solo, Spring Voice. Strauss
Mrs. Manchester.
Waltz suite Vienna BEAUTIES .Ziehrrr
Recitation. The Kankakcc and the kckomo' -
Mr. Barbour.
Re7crie Eccosais. Autumn Breezes" ......: King
Finale Three Million Dollars. .Friedland
The solo quartet OF Gunton-Temple
Church will sing Fosters STORY of the
Cross on Good Friday at 7:45 p. m, also
several numbers from Stainer's Cruel
fixion:'' THE Agony" For God So
Loved the World" and the tenor solo,
king Ever Glorious" The members of
the quartet are Miss BERTHE Thompson,
soprano; Mrs. Charlotte G.. Lippett, con-
tralto; Frederick Sillers, tenor: G. A.
Provost. bass, and Mrs. Grace D. Jack
son, organist. They will be assisted on
this occasion by Mrs. E. ID. Anderson.
soprano: Mrs. W. c. Woodward. con-
tralto; a. M. Jackson, tenor. and W. N.
Eaton, bass.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
Church will sing Haydn's Seven Last
Words next Friday evening. under the
direction of the organist, Mrs. G. F.
Schutt. The soloists Of the choir are