Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-29

a smile occasionally. Laughter is almost
| impossible apparently TO our younger
men: they are lost without their GUS
tomary suits OF solemn black and windy
suspiration Of forced breath and we
have to get toward the autumn OF life
before we see the fun meaning and
beauty Of the spring. as wagner's Hans
Sachs very wisely points out to the i'm
patient young Walter"
Which reminds one that bright young
woman who was very fond of music
stated one time that sha did not like
grand opera because II was always full of
dead people! THOMAS j. KELLY.
Musical Notes.
When the Tuesday Morning Musical
club presents Charles Wakefield Cadman
the composer-pianist, and Paul Kennedy
Harper, tenor, in their celebrated lecture
recital known as The American lnu.an
IIS;c-l ak they Will be offering the
public the most unique musical pr0gram
every given in Omaha. Charles Wake
i.eld Cadman is an Unqucsuoned author
ny on Indian music and during his years
OF study has been aided and encouraged
by the ethnolOglsts, Francis La Fleche
ana Alice c. Fletcher Mr. Cadman has
given his Indian muSc-talk in Paris and
LL-onuHn as Wen as in all OF the large
american cities, Including an appearance
Delore the critical St Botolph club OF
Boston. Technically Mr.. Cadman's lee
lure Will not be "a marvel of scientific
pabDIe, but an interesting and enter
tanning discourse with pleasing piano
Illustrations which emphasize the relation
OF indian music to the modern compost
ton. The second half of the program is
entirely in recital form and Mr. Cadman
VIII have the assistance of Paul Kennedy
Harper singer Of wonderful interpreta-
tlon power. who will sing in the veTnacu-
lar and later give the TRANSACTIONS and
ldeallzations of the same songs Mr.. Cad
mans songs have been and are stil being
used by such artists as Nordica, Alice
Nelson, David Bispham Christine Miller
ana others. The American Indian music
talk Will be given at the Young Women's
christian association auditorium Tuesday
November T. at o'clock.
w Spencer Jones OF the firm of Haensel
q Jones, musical managers, was in the
the local musical forces the placing for a
concert OF the New York Symphony or
ehestra under Walter Damrosch Haensel
& Jones are now the managers OF the
Damrosch organization.
Through the courtesy of Mrs r. c.
Hills of Missouri Valley there comes TO
Henry Eames announces a course of
six musically illustrated lectures to be
given at the Omaha School Of Music upon
The Appreciation of Music" TUESDAYS.
from to 5 o'clock, Next Tuesday will
be the occasion of the second EARLY
Vocal and Instrumental Forms"
A piano rectal will be given by Cecil w.
bergman assisted by Miss Louise
Ormsby soprano; Madame Borgum, ac-
sompanist, at the First Baptist church
Thursday evening, November 2 at Sis
clock. Program
Sonata Allegro assai,
Andante con motto, Allegro ma non
troppo, Presto). ...........,....B Beethoven
Mr.. Bergman.
(b) Chanson du Papillon from Opera
de CamDra (lI1n.
Miss Louise Ormsby.
Duetto from Song Without Words;
.....''' ';;''..i.....'..'..,.,. Mendelssohn
SSGcherzo, y minor nor'.,,....,...........Ch Chopin
Nocturne e minor. Chopin
Etude de Concert. .Schlozer
Mr., Bergman.
PART II.
Children's Corner1The Snow is Dan
cling; The Little shepherd; Polll-
Douce Tristesse. .................. Schnabel
Etude de Concert, G. minor. .MoszkowsFi
Mr.. Berryman,
ta) CAL of Radah.....a Harriet Ware
OBJ Hindu slumber Song Harriet Ware
(c) WIZ othe Wisp.............G. Spross
Miss Ormsby.
IN tOrme de NalSe. ......... Saint Saens
I'm TriIth 96aIcarolie' lie''''..'..,.,,.,..R .Rubinstein
Ienth Rhapsody IIszt
Mr. Bergman.
this office very worthy little booklet
setting forth the aims, the work and the
programs OF the Treble Clef club of Mis-
souri Valley. This club has been in exist
ence about fourteen years; in fact, IL
seems that The Bee made announcement
OF ITS birth. 1t is doing a good work and
may 1t grow and prosper.
Miss Corinne Paulson has returned to
beflln atter spending the summer In
Lausanne, Switzerland where Mr.. GAM
had some of his class preparatory to his
american Ad@ stdv0 tour this fall Miss Paulson Is
during Mr.. Gangs absence.
Evan Williams, the noted Welsh tenor
who will open Miss Blanche Sorenson's
concert series with a recital at the First
Methodist church Thursday evening No
Vember ., was one OF the sololsts at the
celebrated Worcester musical festival In
september, when he repeated his triumphs
OF former years. He received the great
est ovation of any of the solosts
' interest in the splendid series of con-
certs which Miss Blanche Sorenson win
manage this winter is steadily Increasing
as the date OF the opening concert ap-
proaches and at almost every social and
topic Of conversation. The last week has
added many new names to the long list
of subscribers which Miss Sorenson has
secured and the coming week will un-
dOubtedly see the name Of every music
lover enrolled, as subscribers nave the
privilege Of reserving their seats Thurs
day and Friday, November and 3, at the
A. Hospe company.
A recital viii be given on Tuesday
evening, october 81 at Temple Israel,
Park avenue and Jackson street, BY
Lena l-llsqorth Dale (yocel, and Vel
non G. Bennett torgan). Program:
Organ
Concert Overture ....................F Faulkes
Voice
"sull vie die Nacht" ...........,.. Bohm
Dle Stadt' .-:'....'...'..........,S schubert
lch grolle nicht Schumann
Der Schmied ;'''.'...''........... Brahms
"lch liebe Dich' .Greig
Organ
'Savoyard Chant" ............,.. Wareing
Reye" tdreams) .................. .Guilmant
4uSh '...-......'..'.''....'''. kinder
Voice
(a) My Dearest Heart" ".................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sir Arthur Sullivan
(b) 'Lo! Here the Gentle Lark" ".,.,,.
..........................S Sir Henry Bishop
Voice
THY Beaming Eyes" ........ .MacDowell
Ecstasy" ............Mrs II. II. A. Beach
ASHES or Roses" MARY Knight Wood
Iis showing ..,.......,.,.,,,,,.Be Bemberg
Organ
"Toccata IF Major Crawford
Voice and Organ