Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

to vhichshe can minister, Hy doing hts
own word he unfolds hlmselfs' q
Then Emerson proceeds to speak of
the subject OF "publlc speaking aud his :
remarks are as applicable 20 the mnsical- :
speakers the cJmposers( In music. thec
singers in music thu players Of nnnsl!!
rs they are &, tire orators and they are.1
SIS irosh aud as "a ppfoprate TO the kN5ses1
ilgaorl conditions as they were Then.s
I.rs- utiorel- -plsDs.. s.ears agp-l =. 8
q, is tho vice 90 our public speaking'
that &c has not aNpp4or Sient'
'suiaD,hcre. not only eytfy oratori but
every raiiu phould let otn all the length
a. al the Iciis. slio0ld find or NAL be a
uut guJ Etare expression OF What
.arcc and menalng IA I'm hiun ..'t
"Cau ho ruu manage TO commpnicatA
GHayt 10 others AZ iis fuli stature and
proportion as Z u, and good man he's
dues not yet ind hg vocation" -
t....... .-.---ss---i , -.., .
In other worda: "4here Is no need of g
VOLS produced uH - person, whose Isole
uesso .s 10 alitc ia the company Of hiks
oontcmDoraros,' says NJ A. !
The trouble with much OF our niusiS to-2
gay is that there Is no zeal need for Ia
There a. 10 'mosRget as the preaqheTsx
say. Minlstrat.on8 are belng made byM
composer ana ycytoTmen alike TO whntss
which arc ROT evident; supplies are, bes
ms fmnIshed lor depanas which do metz
gNist. r-l -
Until he can manage to qommunscste3
him sClt." says ffuefsoh, That Is the
point; II O. Nc o,I' STORY. One must give
himself His writing Is not enough: his
play.ng 10 not enough: her singing is
not enough; he, the' must give himself
herself tal
.,.....,.. -,--S%--l ,t.ft
And lac o. sho that glyeth- himself or
herself shah find the vocation.
II you may happen TO have missed the
following bic offpersiHtent -optimism It
VIII be worth YOUR whife 10 read a. 1t
appeared IN the. LADIES Home Journal
and has been. going the frounds;ay
I'D rather be a Could BE LII
~ l could not BE az Are. ~
With q chance. df touching par- "A
I'd rather be Has Been
For a Might Have Beeri has never. been,
But a Has was once an Are
Bo the rest OF your Christmas shopping
tomorrow surob THOMAS KELLY.
Musical Notes.
The program for the Apollo club concert
Tuesday evening at tho First Congre-
gational church, under the direction OF g
Frederick c. Freemantel will be as fol---
lows: aNi E=
The Lost Chord Thy reuuesO ted Sulhvane
This, Monk OF the Mountain !. -. BuilardS
j. Addison Mould and the club. IS
Danny Deever ......... l6lprnK- Danrosch
Charles Gardner and the club. E
Two American Indian Songs. :. .cadtnatts
tal From the Land OF Sky ,Blile
wafer '~...r,.'s.. ss... .....,,lsis w
OBJ The Moon Drops Low. !. =, ~. X y a
Largo ,,s'.,,.; ,s.,.,;, Handel. Ioe nfnsch
The Ballad ofLochlnvar. Sir Walter Scott.
Marry s. Diehrow and the 7ciabY y
| Set to mus3 for barit 1ne solo and fhales
chorus by W. G.. Hammond. ~ Z
Between tho second parts there viii be
presented for. the first time in Omaha
the new song cycle, I'm FairyIand, by
Orlando MoIsan, which win be sung by
a Quartet from the Omaha School Of
| Music, with Mrs. r.. c, Freemantei atithe
plano. The quartet will be Miss Zoe M
] Fries, sQprano; Miss Agpess NJ. Hfcks3
ham. contralt2; Maynard i. Swarts,
tenor; Harry s. Disbrow, baritone The
regular club accompanist is Miss Nancy
Cunningham,
Mr.. I6arcl Havlloelx announces q violin
IFecital Tor Thursday evening OF next
week at the First Baptist church. Mr..
havllcek has Just returned 70 Omaha for
short visit, having been in Berlin for a
couple OF years studying under Mr. Anton
Witek, the eminent concertmaster OF the
Berlin philharmonic orchestra. and the
well Known teacher OF violin playing.l-
Mr.. HaVlioelk has been playing in the
Boston Symphony orchestra for a season.
and has been studying there with Mr.. =
| Witek, who is now occupying the same
position with the Boston Symphony or
chestra as he did with the Berlin Phllhar-
monid. AT this recital Miss Louise
ance, singing several groups OF songG
with Madame Broglum at the piano. =