The Washington herald., 1911-04-16


Dis Forelle Schubert
Der Nussbaum'' .Schumann
"Ob heller Tag .Tschaikovsky
Mrs. Lawson.
Etude Chopin
Nocturns Chopin
bfd As Prophet -.:.--...-...---....-.-.--Sc humann
Miss Ascherfead
In the Tine Of Roses .Reichsrdt
spring
Spinning Song from The Flying -Dutchmans
-Lszt
Miss Mildred Cornwell. pupil Of Miss
Helen Gladmon. gave q piano recital at
Central High School last Monday morn
ing. The following programme was given
with taste and execution; Valse, E major
CMoszkowskD; etude, op. No. 5 Chopin;
serenata (MoszkowskD; polonaise, z. mi
nor MacdowelD; rhapsodis No. Il Giszt).
The Apollo Orchestra, Albert P. john
ston. director. with its full complement
Of forty-five players, will give its usual
monthly evening with the Apollo Or
chestra at McKendree NJ. E. Church, this
evening.
The Washington Heights School Of
Music. Mrs. Routt-Johnson Manning,
principal, gave the first OF tie closing
spring recitals Saturday evening at the
studios. which were crowded with friends
and patrons. Miss Gladys ALICE Strong.
the well-known young pianist, payed a
group of short Chopin and Mcdowell
numbers with exquisite deIicacy Of shad-
ing. She also played the .'ReinaH I'm
promptu," and thrilled her audience with
a mo ra ~ he
Giszt transcription. which admirably
displayed her breadth of tone. Miss label
Cuttings gave Nevin's Venetian Love
Song" with good Interpretation, and Miss
Helene Williams played a much-adnfred
group Of Weber and Rubinstein NUMBERS
from her next weeks recital programme,
at which time each selection will be ne
ceded by individual descriptions con-
posed and read by Miss Williams. Ms
Genevieve Small gave some Of her poP-
lar whistling numbers, accompanied y
Mrs. Manning, who arranged the Scotia
airs and others for whistling.
A pleasing diversion from the classical
two tiny tots IN solo works, each making
the most Of her musical debut. They
were Misses Genevieve Rusk and Dorothyl
Baumgarten, Of Washington Heights.
A particularly ,joyable programme
was the one given Mrs. Mabel Beard
at the Carnegie Library. Mrs. Beard was
accompanied by Miss Harrison. who also
gave some piano solos. The numbers
were: Aria from Paris and Helen"
Gluck; 'EAurore." Wider; "Colinette."
wekerlin; lie Occur de Ma ME-" Dali
croze: two piano numbers, Chopin and
Paderewski. Miss Harrison: Morning
Hymn" Henschel; Damon Benchert:
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Thy Name" Wood.
On Friday evening. April q, at the
Washington Heights School of Music,
Mrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII present
her pupil. Miss Helene Jane Williams. m
a piano recital.
The programme at the Easter concert
at the Grafton this evening, to be given
by the John S. NJ. Zimmerman orches-
ira, from I to 10 o'clock, is as follows:
March. Liberty Forever Barnard
Overture Poet and Peasant .............. supps
Two popular songs
Loving"
b There Is no North or South Today Klein
Excerpts from THE Summer Widowers''. -sloans
Soprano solos
20 Sole Mo-. ........................Di Oapua
"sing. Smile. slumber''. .................GOtnod
Mrs. Warner Gibba
Grand selection Mariana. ..............walaos
Water Scene. The Narcissus" ---..........Ntrin
Suite. Three Songs from Eliland" Won Fiatz
l. Silent Woe.
2 Secret Greetingx
3 Anathema
Excerpts from Naughty Marietta. .Herb-e
Soprano solo, 20 Lovely Night" ofenbaa
Soprano solo. Rosemary for Remembrance
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lady Arthur Hin
Mrs. Warner Gibbs.
Waltz Suite. "a Bower Of Love- .Bratton
A D.d,c.,,or ..Nfslodia IN Ar, zirus,n.nnl
(RequestsdJ
Selection The Spring Maid" .Reinhsrt
Int .rmezzo Egypusnne. "Amina" .Ltncks
(Rsquested)
The Star Spangled Banner"
Edward A. Hines, a young lyric tenor,
who has spent two years in Italy study
Ing with prominent masters. preparing
for the operate stage. will give con-
cert at Asheville, N. c., Easter Monday
night, where he will sing for an audi
ence Of 300 persons. Among the box
holders will be Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Carl Won Ruck, and many Of Ashe-
ville's smart set. It no doubt will be Of
great interest to note that Mr.. Hines
will be assisted by Mrs. Evelyn Hawley,
whose rich contralto voice will be heard
TO great advantage in several duets with
Mr.. Hines and in a number Of solos.
The accompanist will be c. c. Haemer.
known In Washington musical circlea
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