Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

disposal of this retiring little Welshman
who Is typlcally a pioneer westerner.
AS boy he walked from the Missouri
river to Salt Lake. a distance of over
1000 miles. He mastered music, includ-
Ing harmony, counterpolnt and compoHi-
tlon, without the aid Of a teacher other
than the study of standard works on the
subjects. lie has risen in less than forty
years from the position of chore boy on
farm to that Of director and musician
to whom the leading conductors OF
America, oheerfully extend the hand OF
Much OF his composition has been upon
subjects so local or Mormonistlc In char
Sftsr that Ss hSe Ss he puts T.
they strike a chord OF deep sympathy
In the hearts OF the people for whom
they were written and are generally ac-
knowledged as OF superior quality by
His tastes are Of the simplest and in
public he is self effacing. He has had
under training over $4,000 voices.
Mr.. Max Landow will honor the Liszt
memory by a remarkable program, OF
the most characteristic things OF the
famous composer, which will be given
at the First Baptist church on Thurs
day evening, October e6th. Following Is
the program;
Annees de Pelerinage.
OuTouin COFuh Alhll hp lOuI ilSdIlSl
Harmonies poetlques ct religIeuses.
Pensee des Morts (De Profundis
clamRY at te Domine)
Deuxieme Ballade .u,.....,...".,,....
Sonata Zone movemenO nO.,...,,.....,.....
Introduction: Lento assal
Thema: Allegro energico (B-minor)
Counter Thema; (D-mator)
Second Counter-Thema: Cantando
expressive (D-major)
Development; Allegro energico e
AndSnte sostenuto (F' sharp major)
Return Of the Developments: AL
iegro energico (Fuga)
Return of the Thema: (B-mnjor)
Return of both Counter Themas:
(B-major)
Bpilogue: Andante sostenuto
Allegro moderate
1gento Rssai
Etudes d'executlon transcendante...,.
Rlcordanza (Remembrance)
st. Francois D'Assise: La pre-
dication aux oiseauX'
Rhapsodies Hongroises .....,,.."....,,
Rhapsodie No. IL
Miss Alice Fawcett desires to correct
| the strange impression which has been
| created In some quarters as to her being
ENGAGED in teaching at Lincoln -. Mis-, Miss
as heretofore, and 30 far from having
| moved. she Is buster than ever and re-
ports a most ausplcious opening.
1
The Omaha School Of Music had III
opening last Thursday night. Mr.. Free
| mantel and Mr.. Eames are the directors
Mr.. Eames win deliver a series Of lee
lures during the season
Much favorable comment has beeI
heard as TO the series Of six concerts
which Miss Blanche Sorenson Is to man
age this winter. Beginning with Eyal
| williams the great Welsh tenor, VIII
opens the series November 8, every artis
is 40 renowned that music lovers fee
they cannot afford to miss one concert
hence they have been very prompt Il
sending in their season subscriptions
Judging from the responses she has re
ceived It is safe to say that befor
November 2, the day the subscribers re
serve seats. every music lover who ma
series win be enrolled on her list an
also many new names
Miss Sornson has received many In
auiries from out OF town musicians |
come from Lincoln. Fremont, Hlair an
Dunlap. Ia. to hear Evan Williams
the Kneisel Quartet and Maud Powell
sSss r2o'a a6SSpy oSSqy Is ths Sate an
lected for the appearance OF Gerville
Reache, the great contralto, ana Fepru
AIRY Is De Pachmann VIII give q recital
| while IN March Charles Clark, baritone
will close the series.
Norden- Swedish Singing society an
nouncea a concert by the Swedish Ameri
can Vocal Trio & Company, Thursday
October 26 AZ the 7. w, Z. A. The com
whose remarkably high and flexible voic
created profound impression in muslca
circles IN the east The other member
biom, q particularly attractive young art
list, said to be owner OF full, Tlcl
mezzo soprano voice, ana MISS Selm'
ber OF years has been member Of tn
we'll known choir OF the DR.. Parkhurs
| church and also, OF the noted choir o
Or. William Carl OF the First PTesbyte
all three born IN the city OF New York
and OF Swedish parentage, hence thl
| name. The company OF the organization
\ can pianist OF much talent and Mis-
Viola Uddgen, from the city OF Stock
/ holm, sweden. who adds zest TO the pro
gram with her lnimitaole singing Of chill
drens songs; most OF these songs o.
childhood fancy and simplicity are new
10 the public and have created a rea
| furore, both among her own people anC
the Americans who have heard her.
| Charles Wakefield Cadman, composer
| pianist, who Is 10 be assisted by Pau
Kennedy Harper, tenor, In giving a lee
ture-Tecltel Tuesday afternoon November
| T.. at tbs. Y. W. G: A., under the auspices
OF the Tuesday Morning Musical club.
Evan williams. the welsh tenor. who
/ is 70 give the first recital al the First
| Methodist Episcopal church November 3
/ Is a faYorlte IN Milwaukee The Mi
waukee Sentinel says Of his last recital
"MT Williams singing was, as ever, a de
/ light. Three Handel numbers Where el
/ You walk Total Eclipse and 'sounC
/ an Alarm were sung with a beautifu
| sustained lesato. From a whispering
pianiseimo TO a thunderous forte, Mr.