Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25
Musical Notes.

Musical Notes.
The directors Of the Omaha School of
Music invite all music lovers to be pres
ent at the recital 10 b. given by pupils
in the school auditorium, Eighteenth and
r2rnam streets, Monday evening. rebru-
AIRY ~ at Sis y. m. The following pro-
gram MIL be presented,
|. Piano-ConCeTtSluck. 4 Minor .,. Weber
'Etta Bickert.
.. Voice-iA The Horn. .Flegier
tbl Border Ballad ..,....... Cowen
J, Addison Mould.
j. PiRno-St. Francis Sermon TO the
bhus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .lslszt
Mrs. Otto Walt
l. Voice-Aria from the Queen of sheea
Fred Il He's 0u"Ou
3. Plano Fantasia. Z Minor Mozart
"Miss Bernice Norris.
E. Voice-tal Gloria ........... BuZzi-Peccia
lbD Robin GoOdfellow. Morgan
Harry ). Disbrow.
mt. lanes will play the second piano
parts. f'rhe accompaniment for second
piano is by Edward Grieg.
The music department Of the womsn's
club will meet Thursday. February y, at
s:lS p. M, Mrs. Edith Waggoner, leader.
The following program arranged by Mrs.
John f Hartman. will be given:
Music study In Berlin" ....,,..,....,.,
Miss Helen Sadilek.
l. la BerCeuSe ........s...............Ch opn
ID scherzo B Flat Minor. ....... Chopin
Miss Helen Sadilek.
= THE Waterman" NV. II. Squire
; "a, when Celia sinss".............Moir
tb Flower Rain ;;.;,,.....,s Schneider
l. tsl "Shoogy Shoe, 49,, Paul Ambrose
ID when the Roses Bloom .,.,,.
Louise Reichardt
Miss Z. Fairchild.
5. Three for Jack".,......,.W. II. Squire
to Lullaby" w" ..n.. noe Brahms
tbl Happy Song Del Rigo
Miss Edith Foley. =
| :. "Gromereigen" Liszt.,
Miss Helen sadilek.
Charles W. Clark. the distinguished
baritone, who will give a recital Tuesday
evening, March ~ under the management
Of Miss Blanche Sorenson, will prove as
great a surprise and treat as Evan Wiz
liams and Madame Gervllle- Reache, who
came to Omaha practically unknown to
the majority OF music lovers and left a
storm OF enthusiasm in their wake Just
before sailing for America during the
holidays Mr.. Clark gave number OF re-
cltals in France and England, creating
the greatest enthusiasm everywhere he
appeared. In Marseilles, after singing
many encores, he was recalled again and
again. until after the twentieth recall the
piano was removed from the stage TO end
| the ovation. That such an ovation should
/ be given any singer-and an American at
| that-was the talk OF the hour. Mr..
Clark since his arrival in New York has
given many recltals, receiving the un-
stinted praise OF all the critics and In
several places was at once engaged for
a return concert later in the spring. lie
has a rich, mellow baritone, over which
he has wonderful control, and his enunci-
alton and interpretations are so perfect
that they are valuable lessons 10 all vo-
cal students.
Out OF town interest is manifestlng IT.
self keenly In the Mendeissohn Choir
and Theodore Thomas Orchestra festival
Ia be held April 90 and q at the Audi
torlum, Omaha. Mr.. Frank y. Burch-
more. president OF tho Mendelssohn
Choir and Dunstan, Collins travelling
manager OF the Theodore Thomas orches-
ira, visited several towns in the state
during the last few days and have re-
turned very enthusiastic as a large num-
Der of tickets have been pledged.