Connecticut western news., 1911-06-01
THE NORFOLK CONCERTS
Canaan's Singers Who Will Take Part
 and the Programs.

Canaan's Singers Who VIII ake Part,
 and the Programs.
 Next week the grand concerts in Nor folk for which the best singers of half dozen towns have been diligently re- hearsing under MT. Paine for six months. Descriptions of the imposing productions to be rendered have bsen printed n The News, and the public by this time know all about them. Ihe Canaan singers selected to take part in the events are as follows: ###r E.
 Sopranos-Mrs. w. J. ArgaII, Miss Charlotte Beckley, Mrs. w. IT. Beebe, Mrs. Ella Ii. Burnes, Mrs. O. W. Camp, Miss Ella Considine, Mrs. A. V. A. Felten, Miss Mary Ferguson, Mrs G. w Ford, Mrs. A. P. Freeman, Miss Hazel I. Gibbs, Miss K. M. Granger, Miss Florence Hall, Mrs. A. H. Herri- man. Mrs. Frank Hitchcock, Mrs. N. w. Hardenbergh, Mrs. 5. A. Kemp, Miss Mary c. Lee, Miss Aida Lindell. Miss Ebba Lindell, Mrs. fl. E. Lyles, Mrs. A, E. Molando, Miss Nellie Nelson, Miss E. Ruth Ostrander, Mrs. R. D. Peirce, Miss Bertha Prindle, Mir. M. B. Pulver. Mrs. k. D. Rowe, Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 Altos-Miss Louise Bragg, Mrs. L. A. Caldwell, Mrs. Henry 0. Clark, Miss Ellen Hamer, Mrs. G. P. Hardonbergh, Mrs N. l., Jackson, Miss May J. Kegler, Miss Myra O. Lawton, Mrs. F. H. Lee, Mrs. George Mather, Miss Minnie Peirce, Mrs. H. L. Ross, Miss Mary O. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Tinker, Miss Edith Wells.
 Tenors-Paul E. Gurney, Edward J. Joyce.
 Basses-Lester H: Adams, A. o. Eld- ridge, Rev. E. O.. Gillette, c. P. Harden bergh, N. W. Hardenbergh. George T. Mather, R. b. Peirce, J. B. Tinker, c. J. Vogel.
 Following IS the entire program for the three concerts to be given, on dates named:
 Tuesday, June 6, 7:45 p. M. Symphony, "North- East South West"
 ..........,....... Hadley (First rendition. Composed for this concert and conducted by the com poser.
 Excerpts from "Orpheus" ..... Gluck
 Chorus, 430 voices orchestra,
 70 players. with solos by Mme Louise Homer r.......... Orpheus Mime. Alma Gluck. ............. ...
 ...........A Happy Shade and Amor MT. Paine, Conductor Gal 'Kol Nidrel" "............,... Bruch (b) "Elfentanz" ......!.......P Pepper
 MT. Schultz, celloist Mir. Mees,
 conductor. Festival Ohorale" ..............B Battell
 Chorus, audience, orchestra
 MT. Paine, conductor
 "Wednesday, June ', 7:45 p. M.
 American concert) libra Novissima' ............. Parker Chorus, 430 voices; orchestra, 70 players, with solos by Mime. Alma Gluck, Mime. Florence Mulford,
 George Hamlin, Herbert Wither- spoon. MT. Paine, conductor. Concerto for pianotorte. .... Mcdowell MT. Hutcheson, MT. Mees, conductor. Collegiate Overture .......... Parker For orchestra and male chorus (First rendition. Composed for this
 concert and conducted by the composer.)
 Thursday, June 8, 7:45 p. M. Overture, "The Bartered Bride", .................... .Smetana | "Sonnambula" ........... .DonlZettl Mme. Chuck Concertstueek for violin. ......... Bruch (First rendition. By courtesy of the
 composer) Mime. Powell. Songs Q SeleCUeu Mime. Gluck
 Invitation to the Dance". ..... Weber Samson and Delila" ........ St. Saens Mime. Homer l (a) Scherzo
 1 (b) "Wedding March" .Mendelssohn | Songs. s.................k.. .... Selected
 Mme Homer
 Spanish rhapsody. dy..........C .Chabrier | Ovprture t'Flyinp Dutchman" Wagner MT. Mees, conductor.