Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-10
Musical Notes.


MasicaI Notes. e
The music department of the Omaha
Woman's club. Edith L. Wagner leader
will meet at Metropolitan club on Thurs
day afternoon, March IL, at 2;lb O'Clock.
The following program, each number OF
which will DO prefaced by few words
OF explanation, has been arranged by Mrs.
c. T. Plat:
Sonata, OPP. 81, No. 3....,..,.... Beethoven
(a) Canzonetta. ...............A. D'Ambrosia
tb) Sohon Rose Marin. 49,. Fritz kreisler
VIII IIetheringtbn.
Song Cycle-Eliland. la) Silent Sorrow,
(b) Frauenwoerth, tc) Roses, Id
o Irmingaid, Ce) On the shore. ~
Child Voices, 90 Moonlight, (h)
Dreams Of Rowing, ID Anathema,
VI Resignation........... F1elltz
Ruth A Ganson.
Garten Melodle.. .Schumann
Mr.. Hetherington.
(a) The Haunted House, (b) Of
Salamanders (from Fireside Talesl
(c) Ballade-op. H....:....".........chopln
Edith l.. Wagner.
Accompanist, Henry Cox.
The Apollo club will give its second
concert OF the season on Thursday even
ing at the First Congregational church.
Mrs. s. J. Horton will be assisting soloist.
The program win be as follows;
American Indian Songs-fa) From the
Land OF SKY Blue Water. b) Far
Off l Hear a Lovers Flute, tcl
The Moon Drops Dow........,.C adman
Wynken, Blynken and Nod..,.......Neyin
Soprano, Mrs. Horton;
The Angelus.., ........... ....., ., .itainihohu
Solo, j. Addison Mould.
Soprano Soli-(a) Sombre Woods. Lully
fb) A June Morning. ........... Wllleby
lei Come sweet Morning Lehman
Mrs. Horton.
On the Sea. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500. stuch
Old Folks at Home..... Van Der Stueken
Solo, Harry >. pts6row, MD.
Rhapsodie. .................s.JOhA BRAHMS
Solo, Mrs. Horton.
Battle Hymn. ........'...'s'.s.'''.'" wagner
One of the musical treats Of the sea-
son will be the song recital 20 be given
Tuesday evening by Charles w. Clarke,
the celebrated baritone. at the First
Methodist church, under the direction OF
Miss blanche sorenson. Never was such
heard In one concert, Some OF them were
composed for Mr.. Clarke and have not
been printed. All were new TO the audi
ence and most OF them were or such
exquisite texture and such lofty appeal
that Il seemed as though an unknown
form of music had suddenly been dis
covered. Mr.. Clarke will have as his
accompanist Mr.. Gordon Campbell, q
we'll young pianist. His program
viii be as follows:
i. (aD Recitatiye et air dOepide q
COtofne ...............S acchtni (lISi-lIS5)
ID, Cavatine de Cephale ct procris
........................... Gretry uI4l-lSlsl
Ccl De ma Bzrq9e Legere..........
......................... u1U-lSl5D
?. ts) Letztes Debet. OBJ 4 Fragntent.
(c) 4 Elumber Song. tdl A Child's
Grace. (e) Ballad. Arthur Hartmann
]. (a) Les Cioehes. Ch) lie Temps a
lassie son Manteau. tc) Mandoline,
td) Ballade des Femmes de Paris
4. tsj The Lowest Trees Have Tops.
d. Memories. Cc) The Pilgrimage
...............-..-...... Arthur Durham
I'D The Eagle...........-.. Carl Gusoh
b (aD Fuge .......-...-.........-.. .. .slndlng
(bl Ich hab Elm kleines Lied erdacht
tcl Der sandtrager.-...........; Bungert
Id EriSoniR ..-..-.......-.-..-.Sc schubert
G. al Der Mock. tbl Hlnkende jam
ben. (e) Der Mumrnelsee, Cd Fri
KONG .-.......-...----.-...--.-. ...LoeNe
The following pupils Of Walter D.
Graham will appear in song recital At
Pearl Memorial Methodist church.
Twenty-fourth and Larimore avenue.
Akin. Maude Butler, Doris Duncan.
Georgia Gideon. Luella Miller. verda
Oldfield. Freeda WooIiey and Messrs.
Walter Deets, Arthur Gross. James Love,
S. Arthur Lynn, Lynn Sacket, and Will
lard Slabaugh.
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