The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-03
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

q return performance here on the after
noon of December "A, in the Belasco
Theater. They will given the Russian
Wedding" The ballet after that VIII
go into a long holiday engagement In
the Metropolitan Opera House.
Washington music lovers will be in
terested in the organ recital Of DR.. J.
Fred Wolfe, the famous Bach exponent
of Bethlehem, Pa. which the Friday
Morning Music Club has arranged for
December S, in st. PauIs Episcopal
Church. This will constitute their regu-
lar weekly programme, usually neld in
the music room of the Washington Club
but there being no pipe organ there, they
secured st. PauTs Church in which to
hear DR.. Wolfe. He is well known here
as he has given many recitals in the
private houses where there are organs
and the musical people have always been
interested in him as the inspiration OF
the great Bach festivals a. Bethlehem.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Friday Morning Music
Club on Friday in the parlors of the
Washington Club when Mrs Anna Diller
Starbuck. of Iowa City, Iowa, was heard
in recital. Mrs. Starbuck was we'll re-
ceived and her werk much enjoyed. Her
programme was: Minor Sonata in F
sharp, introduction, allegro, aria, scherzo,
intermeZzo (SChuman); prelude CScrla-
bine). prelude CRachmaninoff), nocturne,
for left hand alone (Scriabine); THE
Lark (Glnka- BalakireD, Staccato
Etude" CRubinsteinD, 'Serenade'
(Strauss), Mrs. Beach; 'Arabesque" ODE
bussy) Romance sans parole" Saint
Saens), Puck Gsidore Philipp), The
Eagle" CMacDoweID. "Hexentanz" Mac-
DowelD, Sonata ErOica," first movement
(MacDOwelD.
The Music Study Club composed Of
some OF the most talented young must
clans of the city, gave their friends a
charming evening on the occasion of their
second musicale. in the studio of the
Virgil Clavier Piano School last Monday
The programme included LISTS 4" Lie
hestraum'' for piano, played by Miss
Mildred Rider, who was enthusiastically
and descrvedly recalled and played Scar
lattiS CapriciO; aria from II TrOVatore
sung by Miss Mabel Roberts, who showed
herself to he a young artist with voice
of much promise. and who was also re-
called and sang d'HardelOt's Il Hid My
Love" WiheIm'S rOmanZa and Barnes
Swing Song" delightfully."- played by
Miss Stanford; BemberE's Chant Nene-
tian Song" and De Fontenailles' Roses
oliver" sung with beautiful style and
,,bo oo,.o for enrora Tosti's Donna
I-n.roi ,Torir.., Rrucb.s .KoI Nidrei ="
- nro-,fr,i, ..C,a,.otto, for 'celIo by
Miss Lee who played with beautiful
+one and svrnathv. and to close the
programme. as sort of climax 10 the
80 NTise stanford Miss Lee. and Miss
W. +,i.,,cJ Cada's trio opus A. with
I,ao,,tif,,I ensemble Eject Miss Marion
W. FIIad tro ordrous task of accom-
mt, r,,os, .l,i1If,,IIv
The sight reading class Of the Virgil
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Poonai,r. Rondo Romance two pianos. DiabcIH
Two Spanish danccs two panos Moszkowskl
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Hunt"mans Chorus two Iie'
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Miss Katharine May Brooks read the
;rromDaniuents.
The first organ recital by Mr.. James
/ PaeIey o-ganist and Choirmaster OF
Ct Par,r,s F-pisconaI Church. given on
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On TINS occasion lllt eCIai VIII W ~ III
..,-, ,d IL. ~, sntbn+7s viii he sung
Nv. +be cboir between Inc different sec
4jons of the organ programme.
The composers represented are Men
delssohn. Karg- Ebert, Tschaikowski, and
IeMaigre.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A MOskSY entertained
ut musicale THANKSGIVING afternoon
and bod u small comDanv 70 hear a
charming prog d''ii'ie "S inc "
Ine M".h' .Io..5 l,,IaiooI1,, Co,.oraI
III, so1os on5 d,Io. yern er,van nv
George and Frank Moskev. which were
highly artistic Miss Mary Moskey sang
a group Of songs in soprano voice Of
good quality. Although her voice has not
been cultivated it Is of excellent quality
and wide register, and it is hoped that
with study later she may perfect 1t so
that she might he a charming addition
in the brilliant programmes often given
by her brothers in public. The piano
solos were delightfully."- performed by Mrs.
NJoelyay who nIavs with good stvle and
.i,,.t, 11bo ,ccor,naDirnents for the viO-
I'm were PIayed ny -n,sS ITI ES,.I a',.
All the numbers we're given with en-
Ghusissu1 and requested encOres granted.
An Interesting service was held in