The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
IN THE MUSIC WORLD

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! Musical Washington is much interested
in the announcement that the opera 1.-The
House that Jack Built" which is one of
Mrs Jessie Gaynor's compositions. will
be given here on February 3, 5. and at
the Columbia Theater for the benefit of
the Confederate Memorial Home. Mrs.
| Gaynor is well known as the composer
Of kindergarten operas and musical plays
| and her fame Is international.
| Mrs. utt-Johnson-Ma has plan
ned a series Of musicales for the early
spring to be given at her residence. 1900
Belmont road. A pupil. Mr.. Franz Bou-
shee. promising young pianist, will be
heard, and also Miss Gladys Strong.
| An unusually interesting performance
| of glees and madrigals will take place
| Thursday night, January q. at Sis, in
| Carroll Hall, when St. Patrick's sanctu-
| airy choir. under the direction Of r. Mills
Silby. will give its first giee and madri-
| gal concert The programme includes
| eleven numbers, five of which are intend
Ell to illustrate the prevalent styles of
| church music. which are plain chant,
| polyphonic, and accompanied modern
| music. The other numbers are early
English madrigals and modern part
] C.. Miller and A. Clifford wilkins who
| are both members of the choir. The &C
compartments will be played by Ernest
Benin, who has been studying with Mr..
| Siiby during the past year. The proceeds
of the concert will go for the benefit of
| the recent improvements in st. Patrick's
Church
The following organ recital will be
of Epiphany Chapel and assistant organ
list of the Cathedral Of SIS. Peter and
Paul. Monday evening. January 3,
in Epiphany Chapel. Twelfth and c
streets southwest:
Senate No. ?. last movement. .Gumznt
ial Melody in D fat ..........--..--....Fau Ikes
ID, Garotte from 'Misnon' Thomas
Soprano solo. Master Lester Lawrence
CnoG- Prelude in Fusue In -Faukes
Ia Ia Onquantaine ................G Gabriel Marie
ID, Simple Aveu- -Thme
Mr.. Charles ". Cheney.
Ofertnry, handel
Rass SOLO. George F. D. Rollnnss
A meeting Of the Students Club of the
Washington College of Music was held
at the college on Tuesday night. The
following programme was enjoyed by all:
Consolation No. Lzt
William Ensel. n.
To spr;n. ,,...... Gries
Nisa n Sfauapd
The Great Unknown. ........) n, u.,a.,,<
I Know a Lovely Gardeu....-J
Mr.. R. Backing
Miss Lncy Wright
Open Thou. Ny Love- Thy Blue Eys-..... .Massenet
Mra NJ. H. Moultop.
PAPER Life and Works Of GrieS. Mr.. Jennings
Mis b. Thnmpaun.
Rssn. .-.-..-......-..Gr'esI
Mis Faye Humphrey.
Second Consolation. List
Miss Matthews.
Paper Personality and Pec,llarities Of GrieS
Harrlet Housh
First Movement Sonata on 2. No. Beethoven |
Mis- F. A. Kampfe.
From m. Monte sS, fine'o... .Gnes
Nh. George Miller.
The next meeting will be held on Feb
ruary I. Mendelssohn will be studied. |
Among those on the programme will be |
Misses Benzler, Cheesman, and Zoe Mil |
Ter.
The pupils Of Miss Helen Gladmon gave
an interesting musicale on Monday even
ing. They were assisted by Miss Edith
Earnest. soprano. The following pro-
gramme was given entirely from MEM
DRY: Sonata, minor CBeethoven). Miss
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mfnade), Miss Helen Stake; Valse Ou-
ranO Miss Helen Monroe: Melody, Ru-
binstein VaIse tSchuetD. Miss Clara Hill
leary: Butterfly (Grieg). Miss Helen
Simpson; Erotik (Grieg). Miss Mary Mo-
ran: Impromptu QLack), Miss Margaret
Darby; Nocturne. e nat Chopin. Miss
Jennie Darby; Dance DISCRETIONARY.
Miss Frances Hilleary: Valse Arabesque
(Lack), Miss Leah Gladmon; Valses I, 2
and 8, two pianos Kirchner). Miss Helen
Simpson; Canzonetta (Schuett). Warriors
Song (Heller). Miss Mildred Moore; STAG
cato Etude (Rubinstein), Miss Katherine
Rohrer; La Campenella Paginnini-Liszt).
Miss Mildred Cornwell: Conartstuck
(Weber), Miss Frances Somerville. Miss
Gladmon at second piano.
Miss Alice Bentley, assisted by Miss
salfie Mason. will sing Henschefs Morn
I
Capital City Branch. Theosophical So
ciety. 1s17 n street northwest, this morn
Ing.
The Mendelssohn Quartet will give q
recital in the Arlington ballroom on
evening Of this week. at S:45
o'clock. The quartet il composed Of
Miss Ada Birch. soprano; Mr.. Richard
P. Backing. tenor: Miss Faye Rowena
humphrey. contralto; Mr.. George H.
Miller. bass.
They will give Q miscellaneous pro-
yramme Of seven numbers, followed by ,
Lin Lehmann's TN the Persian Garden"
and close, with the setet from ''Lucia,"l
with Miss Gertrude Reuter- - the so
prano. assisted by william c. Mills.
.enor.
A most enjoyable musical programme
mas presented at the first meeting Of {
he year Of the Southern Society Of
Warrington ct the Confederate Memorial
Hall. M Vermont avenue. last Monday
vening. Ilr. Arnold Stubennuch. pomol-
'gist Of the Department Of Agriculture. {
lelighted his hearers with . medley Of {
loutheru air.. 4r. L e. Adams rem
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