The Washington herald., 1911-06-04
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

will be given: Professional, ..Crusaders'
Hymn opening anthem, Mozart's clio
ria: soprano solo, Fear Not Ye, o
Israel" Buck: closing anthem. Onward.
Christian Soldiers Schneider. The So
loists are Miss Stowell. soprano; Mrs. l.
E. Hoover. contralto: R. S. Pierson.
tenor, and H. F. Lerch, jr., bass. Thomas
L. Jones. tenor. will assist at the service
to-day, singing the ofsertory in the morn.
ing.
A well-arranged programme OF music
was much enjoyed at the annual memo
rial service Of Henry Wilson Post, No. II.
G. A R.. at Stanley Hall, Soldiers Home.
last Sunday. The programme follows:
Marche - Cotese, La Reine de Saba. ...Gounod
U. S. Soldiers Home Band. Comrade John s. NJ
Zimmerman, musical director.
Coptralto sco. No Night There .Danks
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalgieish.
Solo for oboe, Ave Maria" .Bach-Gounod
Mr.. Peter Strano.
Taps by entire band Especial arrangement
-ZlmInermann
Tenor solo, Tho Good Shepherd" ....O eduardo Barn
Mr.. ]. B. Switzer.
Soprano solo. Fear Ye Not. o Israel Dudley Buck
Mrs. E. B. Fletcher
Bass solo, 20 Lord, Abide With Me- .Morsell
Mr.. J. L 5. kinsela.
Romance" in fat....................R .Rubinstein
U. S. Soldiers Home Band.
Hymn. Nearer. Ny God. to Thee" "............
Mrs Lulu Facius Davis, organist and accompanist.
The sixth and last exhibition concert OF
this season at the Peabody Conservatory
of Music in Baltimore was given on Fri
day, May 26. when three young Wash
ington musicians figured conspicuously.
Miss Marie Hansen, a scholarship pupil.
played the Prelude and Fugue in F
,,,sy l~,-N l-1-
'celist, played the Solkmann Serenade,
with string orchestra, which was the
distinct hit of the evening, and Miss EN-
ma Bender, a brilliant young pianist Of
this city, was awarded a teachers GER
tiflcate.
Miss Berda S. Wilson presented nine
students from her advanced class in
piano recital at Washington Club last
Monday evening, assisted by Miss Elsa
Raner, violinist. The latter was enthusi-
astically received. displaying unusual
tone and feeling. whNe the piano num-
bers. representing the advanced classes,
were rendered by the pupils with much
brilliancy OF execution, correct inter-
probation, and remarkable grace. The
programme follows:
Senate Pathetique tGrare Allegro Beethoven
Miss Chorrellis Dixon
Valse Posthumons. Chopin
Miss Lnnie Chambers
'FruhlinssraucheT'' .....................S Snding
Miss Mary Postles.
False CsIrice. .Chaminade
Miss Lucy Graves.
Prelude Ra chuantnod
Miss Dorothy McCaules.
Humoreske violin. Dvurak
fosh Dance. WtenlAwski
Miss Elsa Rsner.
"Gnonenreisen'' Liszt
Miss Virginia Coleman.
Poonatse. op. Chopin
Miss Dorothy Gessford-
vase Br1lllante
Miss Lillian Burch.
Hark! Hark the Lark .schubert-Laszt
Miss Hazel Chisholm.
''Valse des Viennes'' Schubert List
Miss Chorrelis Dixon.
Meditation (riolip) Massanet
Miss Elsa RaneT.
Rondo perpetual notion Weber
Miss Dorothy McCauley.
Concerto in G minor. .Mendeisohn
Miss Hazel Chisholm.
Orchestral accompaniment for second piano played
by Miss Wilson.
Mr.. Oscar Franklin Comstock gave his
studio recital last Monday,
which was also the last in his present
studio, a change of location being
planned. The programme was of
varied charater, Mr.. c. c. Covert be-
ing specially successful in his lullaby,
by Jacobs-Bond. in which the low tones
were very effective, and Miss Began, in
Delibes' dramatic song. 20 Thou Mighty
Sea" Mr.. George S. %hitmore and Mr..