Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-24

Will hold its first meeting FOR the season
o. lsl4-l- on Thursday, september =, at
t.l5 clock at the First Congregational
church. There will be a business meeting
and discussion Of the plans FOR the com
ING year and short musical program.
followed by tea This meeting viii be
open to the public and music lovers are
cordially invited 10 attend. The program,
afr RANGED BY Ruth Ganson. t. as follows
Prelude. T0cata. Meditation. Elig.
March. Solennelle.
Miss Nan Cunningham.
Z In a Brahmin Garden Song Cycle.
"a 10 IT'S the Hour; Jbj Fair Rhada
CO. Gangee Boat song. (d) krish-
ma 8 Lament
Miss Gertrude Sanborn.
B. "a Mazurka. .......... ............... Musin
tbJ Serenade Schubert Imam
Mr.. Frank Mach.
= "a AN o. az eur. .. GODDARD
10 The Clang OF the Forge coo. Rodney
Mr.. viii Roe.
Miss Cunningham
Accompanies, Edith l. WAGNER and
Ruth Ganson.
The special educational features TO be
presented by the department during the
coming year are as follows Talk, Music
IA Paris, Walter Graham; talk, The
organ and organ Music, J. n. Simms
talk, Child Voice Culture IN the Public
schools Miss annie Arnold. talk, Nod
ern French Music Madam Borgium.
tax he Orchestra and Orchestral In
ST ST Iru slll,l' Henry Cox; talk, Some
talk, The Relation Of the Music Trades
10 the Work Of the Professional Must
clan, sigmund Landsberg, and an Illus
Jrated tax on kindergarten and Child
Music by Miss Laura Goetz In con
junction with these special features there
VIII me many excellent miscellaneous
programs, including one by the Omaha
[ symphony Study orchestra and two which
. VIII De made up mainly Of ensembl
music ON october . the club will add
Us rs quota to the worldwide List cele-
braLon by giving List program. A
women interested in music. to become
members Of the musical department OF
the Omaha Woman's club.
Walter B Graham, baritone, who re-
! turned from a year in Paris the fore part
% me ne, summer has a well appointed suite
70 begin the seasons work and vii
organize classes in ensemble work and
| Graham in addition 70 personal in
strucuon received, enjoyed the privilege
I or he airing the different voices ned
oy DeReszke and his assistants and is
enthusiastic over their method OF gerrfnv
direct results with the voice Mr. De-
heszke complimented Mr.. Graham on his
work and the progress made during the
season. He will have charge OF tht
chorus at the Central United Presbyterian
| church and will direct the High schoo
Giee club the ensuing year.
Martin W. Bush on his return from
| New York. has taken studios in the
/ baldrige block, Twentieth and Far7arn
/ Nnere ne VIII resume his teaching OF
/ plano and organ.
He also announces that he will give
piano recital in the near future. time
and place TO be announced later
! OF. Tuesday evening. October "A. Mr.
| ana Mrs. F'reemantel viii give their sec
ond annual song recital at the First Con.
! gregational church. The program viii
/ contain novelties OF both the old AMI
| new schools Of music, comprising songs
/ OF the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centur.
/ les as wen as some OF the modern compo.
/ siuons OF Strauss and Debussy. and som,
| examples Of the young composers OF, the
/ modern American musical thought MIR
ana Mrs. FTeemantel gave their frs
concert in Omaha last October and i'm
/ medately won their way into the hearts
| or music lovers. The local newspapers
as well as the musical journals. spoke
| in the highest terms Of their work as
| recitalists. -..
The Apollo club of. Omaha will meet
| at the First Congregational church or
J Tuesday next at o'clock for their first
/ beers are requested TO be present as
J there will be some important business
/ TO be brought before the club. The cleo
| ton OF officers for the coming year vii
also be held that evening.
| The season Of the Borglum Piano schOo
/ has opened with a gratifying reservation
! OF hours and Mr.. and Mrs. Borglum arr
| already quite busy with pupils. Madame
/ Borglum will conduct sight-playinl
classes, at two pianos, for the study o
| orchestral compositions To meet the re
/ quirements Of singers, Madame BOrglun
| will also receive pupils for sOlfege.
| An event OF much more than usual in
| terest to music lovers will be the appear
| ance in concert, at the First Methods
| church, Of the world famous Mountain
| Ash male voice choir from Wales OF
/ Thursday evening. October 10.
| This choir is one OF the most famOu.
| Of the celebrated Welsh choirs, havinl
| won trophies iunumerable in choral com
| petition. and created a sensation whei
| on a tour in this country last seasOI
| whenever il sang. They are under tn,
| direction OF T, Glyndwr Richards.
! famous Welsh director and are undertake
| ing a most extensive tour from coast I,
coast Several prominent Welsh citizens
| Of Omaha are interested in the affair
| and to all those who care for male quartz
! and chorus work an undoubted treat &
| In store.
| Tickets may be obtained at the Move
| Stationery company. ISIS Farnam, anC
| further particulars will be announced.