The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

Lorleberg. 7cellIst. ana Karl Holer. plan
list. is giving some interesting recitals
every other week at the National Park
Seminary, Forest Glen.
Mr.. Rakemann is concert master Of
the Washington Symphony Orchestra,
and seven of the number composing the
string section Of that organization have
had training under him. Four are now
receiving his instruction, the youngest
member of the orchestra, Otto Rad, be-
ing an exceptionally talented violinist
The students recital given at the Bel
court Seminary last Wednesday evening
was very enjoyable. Plano pupils Of Miss
Pearl Waugh, and voice pupils Of Miss
Florence Mcdonald, gave the following
programme:
Piano. "Gavotte," G minor (Bach). Ro-
zelIe Wilson; piano, Pilgrims Chorus
Cwagner-Lange), Marguerite Christian;
song. TT Isn't the Things You Do.
Dear" Frances Brown; piano, 'Scher-
zino'' (MoszkowskD, Helyn Treu; piano,
Twilight" CFrimD, Nauette Burton;
Hargett: song, THE Sea" CAacDowelD.
jamie Davis; song, Morning (oley
Speaks, Dorothy Robins; piano, Etude,
op ., No. CwaIlenhaupt), Carolyn Pen
iston; song, "Madrigar' CVictor Harris),
Jessie Rose: piano, Butterfly CGrieg),
Lucille HartZeI; piano. Nocturne B fat
CPaderewskD, Dorothy White; song.
"Ecstacy'' CMrs. Beach,. Florine Fleming;
song, Flower Fetters" CWilleby), Made
line Kyle: piano. Shepherds Dance" Oh.
K. Logan). Ruth Rubby: song. Naughty
plano. "A Water Lily CMacDowelD. and
ssTalcIkS Ethel F1dTidEP
Last night Mime Marie Won Unschuld
gave, with two circles OF her pupils,
reception at her residence. Those re-
ceiving were Nine Won Unschuld, Mrs.
Hugh Fred, Miss Eugenia Bell, the
Misses Floyd. Abel, HargrOve, Moque,
Unschuld-Lazard. Hasbrouck. Nome.
Neff. Leibel, Hardness, Glushak. and
Metcalf, Mr.. Boushee and Master Heyser.
During the reception a splendid musi-
cal programme was rendered. Among
the numbers were the Eighth Rhapsody
OF List by Miss Ethel Fisher: Shu-
mans Evening and Elevation" by Miss
ArdaIa Moore: The Butterfly OF Laval
lac" by Master Morton Gittelman; He'll
ers Warrior Song" by Miss Dorothy
HasbrouCk; Shubert's 'Serenade," for
violin. by Master Raymond Gittelman;
some splendid vocal numbers by Mr.. ].
Glushak, baritone of the faculty. who
scored great success. and the artistic
rendition of LISTS d fiat major edute
and Shubert-Liszt's 'Erlking," by Nine.
Won Unschuld.
special feature OF the evening was
the programme rendered by the youngest
Apil OF Nine. Won Unschuld, her four
year-old daughter, Madeleine. who rem
dered with great precision five numbers
of different composers, for which she
received a large doll
Oscar Franklin Comstock will give his
usual organ recital in Trinity Church
this evening at 7:3O. when he will have
the assistance of Miss Marguerite Har-
bers. violinist. who will play the cele-
brated Largo" by Handel.
The regular meeting of the District of
Columbia Chapter of the Amer can Guild
of Organists was held last Monday in
St. Johns Church. Georgetown. when
a fine programme was givtn by Percy
Chase Miller. A. A. G. o.. who lately
came from Philadelphia. Mr.. Millers
playing is characterized by remarkable
ability and taste in registration.
A special musical service will be given
this evening at the First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and o Streets Northwest Sc
leCtlonS from The Holy CITY VIII be
given by Alfred r. Gaul, and the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Violin and organ. Contemplation"
tenor solo. King Of Paradise" CSans
SoucD; chorus. No Shadows Yonder;"
alto solo. Come We Blessed" chorus.
They That Sow in Tears" violin and
organ, "Sehnschut der SenneTin'' (OIe
Bulb: soprano solo. These Are They"
organ and violin. Alteration soprano
and alto duet. They Shall Hunger No
More" chorus. For Thee O Dear. Dear
Country" chorus Thine is the King
dom"
Members of the choir are: Sopranos.
Mrs. Theodore T. Apple, Miss Matte
Miss Rebecca c. Erney; tenors
Mr.. William H. Winchole. Mr.. J. W.
Mr.. Walker Gillian; second So
pranOs, Mrs Albert L. johnson, Mrs.
George s. Wainwright; altos. Mrs. James
Kerr, Mrs. George +. Lippitt: bassos,
Mr.. James Speiden. Mr.. Theodore T.
Apple. Mrs. Edmund Barry, Organ.st;
Miss Elizabeth Wilber. violinst.
Oscar Franklin ComstoCk will give his
aighty-sixth studio recital next Friday |