Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
Classic Recital

fuI' ihdl" WtT" the iNO huudf ed IN
FiiooS who were privileged io hear the
recital a. Miss Nouauy's piano pupils
iast evening in the Elks lodg, room.
| "hi iottuuHt" indeed are thr Young
| Hlanisi"s privileged ga have me train.
'ns oI tho mastery musician who IN.
| 'pircf The response tnat develops
genius
Miss M0rarty Was assisted at tu'
, doc. in receiving hy her sister Miss
| Agnes MOriaTN and Miss Helen iica-
! cpCh ANA 'hp wIcsts ushcrei to their
I seats py Misses Helen Goet1 and
; Ethel McClasRcy. while Master George
! Doolituc distributed programs
| ln their irilly white frocks and rib.
| hons, he class an Young performers
| made pretty picture seated near the
! piano hat wan drawn ont 20 the cen
! 'cr OF the lodge room
! ~ one after thc other al tuosc plano
! students took their place. and intor-
| pr"tcd with Intelligent comprehension
| OF Tho composer emotions. he mas.
torpirces of he classic school. the
! audience fairly ga.rcd astonishmsnr
and admiration.
' ii' lass'> not more than twelve
! years 0i agr. the exquisite compost.
| uols o. Neudclssohu. Chopin. s~Au.
! bert, GODDARD and other masters wore
! rendered Wi'h the ability and tech.
: niQu" no. often heard iu the rcuditions
| OF adult musicians
The opening number hv Miss lI.I.
On Go &, were nastorly ana gave the
, audience the kcyaotr oi tho elias ic
| program 10 follow Master Gcor-e
| uo'lni' ~ an b G. number pleased
hir hearers Miss Marian Hop ing
rendition OF Finks "Fmin1,ar.n
aud poiacca Brilliantc" by Alcrl
y was revelation OF musical aDlity
! and lorcetul technique seldom b. oyc'
! heard Ia ono her age
"Noc,urnc' hy Read. and Capric
! Elcgantc" by Back on TIA. hlet part
! ct the program and Bohm's spanish
| song later PLAYED hy Miss Euuicc ~
| tram showed the innate Sympalhi.
With the composer ana oaay intcrprr-
, idtion hat marks tuis young lady
also for "a brilliant future Mertoi
Folonaisc ihillianIc" and an and D.
number bv SchNarwcnha and lcscha.
| tzy rendered ny Miss Ethel NcClasn
as, demonstrated th, ability ana
! proWis" 81 budding genius Mics
Ahnio N"acOCE Ia an and ID number
! Farewell by Gauchals and Sonaiira
| kuhlau' was pleasing Little Mar
! fha lnglrp's "Nalctta' hr Krn.muu
! vas rendered with ease uud aruar
s'nius that n past me Yuddra
! STAGE ANA already hiossomu. b. tho
musical soul displayed p, Miss Nice
| Huichison whose Individuality Js
stamped ON the hMmouics She inter
! prCis with jhr cas-, and .ipaaur, OF
q born musician N,AdclssOlus song
| without N0l Us los This Young lads
WAS little short Oi nary Ions in the
ilain i've tend, ness Expressed God
urds SECOND Nalurka ana Schu.
horis 'lmmomp,u hN Miss Hutchi-
son demonstrated he versatility and
poetry ~ The nature Of the porioimcr
as well as the composer Miss Ilettir
Nlonn In Helms Dance of the Syhhs
was one OF The enjoyable rcndltions
OF he evening Beatrice I'm playad
o sweet melody by Werner
Miss Helen Ieacock played WITH
rare shill demonstratins eNper uain.
ing aud study Lacks "valsc Arabrs.
que. The program closed with 1
eyandly stirring rendition of N'ndcl.
sohns "Andantc and Rondo Capri
cioso' played bv Miss He'on Goctz
! The audience fingered long attor
the adjournment of the formal cNet'
oises extending congratulation 20 Miss
Moriarty. whose tulelagc has accom-
plishcd marvellous results with these
students during the past months, Miss
! Moriarty has been in the city less
than year, coming from ST Louis,
where after. receiving training with
: private masters. sh. successfully in
: structed piano classes ion SIX years.
| The classes will continue during the
summer and In the autumn. Miss Nor.
iarty plans TO give a series of recitals
for individual students