Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
Musical NOten.

Maud Powell, the renowned VIolinist
whose name is constantly coupled with
the two masters of the bow, Elman and
kreisler VIII give a recital next Tuesday
evening at the First Methodist church
under the auspices of Miss Blanche soren-
son. Nine, Powell recently opened her
season in New York with brilliant re-
cital at the Lyceum theater, presenting
program which was work Of art. The
program which Nine. Powell will present
In Omaha Is similar to II and will include
several selections never heard here. w. j.
Henderson Of the New York Sun said OF
f Pan Recital Tu At once s Il seemed as u
stage and filled the auditorium with the
sunlight OF good humoT. Miss Powell's
memory. such exquisite phrasing, such
DAINTY accentuation, such captivating
good humor and such flawless cleArness
and incisiveness OF enunciation combined
TO make her presentation OF the number
(Mozart sRondo) one OF the gems OF the
recital" Her program:
Concertstueck, op. 81 new Max Bruch
Allegro appRssionata
Adaglo Qiish air, THE Little Red
Lark,
senate, d Minor op i9s piano and
Nine, Powell and MIR. LlechowsK K S"'"S
Mlnuet :.'.....'.....',.........'.. .Beethovoi
sea surf. ..,.-.,,..,.,..,......... Grass
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Nine. Powell.
H,Telude '';;...,...'.'.....''...'' chopin
Mr.. Liachowsky.
russian Cradle Song .,.........:.:,..;...C Gu
-'17''"' M Nine. Piowei. " 'e"'1 "'A'
Mr. Waldemar Ljachowsky at the piano
The Apollo club OF Omaha viii give its
first concert of the season on Tuesday
evening, December H. The club viii have
the assistance OF a mixed quartet who
VIII sing Il new song cycle, In Fair
land, by Orlando Morgan. The quartet
will consist or Miss Zoe Fries, soprano;
Miss Agnes Mercedes Wlckhsm, con-
tralto; Maynard z. Swartz, tenor, and Mr..
Harry s. Dlsbrow, baritone. Mrs. Free
mantel at the piano.
The musical department OF the omaha
Woman's club, Edith l.. Wagner, leader,
Will meet on Thursday afte. noon at 2.lb
at the Metropolitan club. The following
program has been arranged by Miss
Josie McHugh;
Paper-Modern French Music. ;;..,,
.....,... Nine. August Mothe BoTglum
French Songs-(a) PleureZ. PleureL
Mes Yeux (Aria from lie Cidl....
ID, de- oIas sS me-.
Miss Ellouise Sheppard.
Piano-The Snow Is Dancing. The
Shepherds Pipe Golliwogs Cake
Etude en- forne de vase 100. Saint saens
French Songs
AdJ IN1eth u AllNtI H. &c fOntendllles
% sons les Oranges. Augusta Holmes
(c) Irintemps NOuYean. Paul Vidal
Miss Sheppard.
Nine. Borglum, accompanies.
Karel Haylicek, violin Trtuoso. born In
! Omaha nineteen years ago, Is visiting
his parents. Mr.. Havlicek has stud. I'd
| abroad 2 four years with the master.
/ Of Europe. The greater part OF Mr.. Hav.
/ llcek's time was spent IN Berlin, where
| he studied with Royal Prof. Gustav Ho!
| laender, director Of Stems conservatory
| Alexander Fiedeman and Anton Wick
/ present concert master OF the Boston
| symphony orchestra. Mr.. Witek pre-
\ sented Mr.. Havlicek in Carnegie hail
/ New York City, on May "a, 1871. MI
/ Havlicek performed the "MendelssohI
| Concerto" and was hailed by the LEADING
! musical critics as the American Kubellk
| Mr.. Havlcek will appear In recital al tn,
/ First Baptist church Thursday. Decembe
! IA, assisted by Miss Louise Ounsby o
/ New York, Nine. Auguste Borglum a
/ the plano.