The Washington herald., 1912-11-17


the National School Of Domestic Arts
and Sciences Her programme was as
follows: PapIllons. Butterflies" (Schu-
MANN: An den Fruhling ITO Spring,
Voglein, The Little Bird" and Hoch-
zeittsag auf Troldhaugen, Wedding
Day. (Grieg); "Reverie du Soir" and
:'Arabesque" in G Debussy); "Valse de
Concert CWieniawskD; sextet from
| Lucia di Lammermoor" UeschetiZllD,
arranged for left hand; "Sonetto del Pc
traca" and "Polonaise." e minor QAszD.
The regular meeting Of the Students'
Club of the Washington College of Mu-
sic was held last Friday evening in the
recital hall Of the college, 121s-D F
Street. The programme, which follows,
was an especially interesting one and
was listened to by a large number Of
students and their friends. Frank Nor
| ris Jones gave a short talk on each
composer. The programme was: THE
Harmonious Blacksmith" George Fred
erick Handel. 16S5-1759), Miss Latus; lie
Coucou' Uouis Daquin, 1920, Miss
Glaser; Fantasia in D minor wolf
gang Amadeus Mozart, 1756-l79D, Miss
Terrett; Fur Elise" Gudwig Won Beet
| hoven, 1T7o-1s20, Miss Scanland: MO
ment Musical CFranz Schubert. 1877
1888. Miss Kupfer; "Au Mine Alone"
(PhilIips), and Love Is the Wind" CMac-
Fayden), Miss Benzler; Spinning Song
(Felix Mendelssohn- Bartholdy, lsOe-1SFD,
Miss Long; "Valse" in A fat major
(Frederic Chopin, 1s1o-1s49), Miss Primm:
| "Liebestraum, No 8" CFranZ Liszt, ISL
1856. Miss Gatchell: ''Humoresque'' (An-
tonin Dvorak, 1s4l-19OD, Mrs Chambers;
''NOcturne" edward Hagerup Grieg,
1s4S-1CT, Mrs Hamilton: Sonata" Op. Z.
second and third movements edward
| Hagerup Grieg. 1s43-1sOO, Miss Miller:
Loves Rhapsody" CD'Hardelot), and
"A Bowl Of Roses (Clarke), Mr. Church:
| ''L1ebeswalzer'' OMoritz MosZkowski, 1850
Miss Bradley: The Music Box" Edward
POldinD, Miss Ruth Tuckey: Scarf
Dance" CCecile Chaminade, 1850, Miss
Meyers: Scotch Poem Edward Alex
ander MacDoweIl, lS61-1sOS). Miss Mac
Elwee: "Seguidilla' Qssac Albenlg. 1SSD,
Miss Bouck.
The first OF a series Of midseason musi-
Gales by the pupils OF Douglass G. Miller
was given Wednesday. November l3, at
SS2l Fourteenth Street Northwest by
Miss Marguerite Depue, contralto: Z.
Lester ballard, barytone, and Neville D.
Miller, accompanist. Following was the
programme: Sunset" (Buck), Mr.. Bal
lard; Am Nicer" (Cchubert), ''Zum Zum"
CHermann), Marie CJensen), ''Du Bist
VIE Fine Blume'' Uiszt) and "Lein
Define Wang an Meinen Wang Gensen).
Miss Depue: "a Bowl of Roses (CIarkel.
Till Dawn" OOewe). "A Rose Garden"
CSpross). and THE Nightingale and the
Rose" Hawley), Mr.. Ballard: Come"
D'HardeloD. bid Her Dream of Me"
(VanDah). x Rose, a Kiss, and You"
(Sans SoucD, Thoughts CSans SoucD.
and Love Is Rose" (Sans SoucD, Miss
Depue; Her Rose" (coombs), Persian
Love Song" Oe Koven), Requiem"
tHomerl. and Slave Song" Oel RIego),
Mr.. Ballard: ''Gruppe Aus dem Tartaris''
(SchuberO, Miss pepue. and ELLA Clam
mai MAmo." from Don Carlo" CVerdD,
MIR. Ballard. In response to encores, Miss
Depue rendered Absence (MetcalO, and
Mr.. Ballard sang THE Haunt of the
Witches CCassard). The second musi-
Gale will be given Wednesday. December
is, by Miss Anna Clokey, soprano, and
Robert Burns, bass, while the third is 10
be given Wednesday. January %, by Miss
Aileen Miller. soprano, and p. TavIor
Chewing, tenor.
James w. Cheney, jr. organist and
choirmaster OF st. Pauls Episcopal
Church. Twenty-third Street, near Wash
ington Circle. will give an organ recital
this evening. with the following pro-
gramme: First Sonata-Introduction AL
legro, and Pastorale CGuiImant); 'In
Summer CStebbins); BarcaroIIe from
LES Contes d'HOffman" COffenbach).
and Toccata In G Dubois).
very successful concert was given at
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Tues
day evening. The solists being members
Of the various choirs, and the programme
rendered was of such a character that
IT would be impossible to specialize.
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sextet from Lucia greatly pleased the |
audience. The programme was as fol- |
lows:
"Dost Thou Know That Sweet Land?" |
from "Mignon'' "a. Thomas), Mrs. Ar
thur Pierce; Aria, from "PagliaccP' Or. |
Leoncavallo), Joseph whittemore: Be
douin Love Song QIawley), Charles
Moore; Where Have They Laid Him." |
from Light of the World (Sullivan), |
the Lindens Bloom" Dudley Bucl), Earl |
Carbaugh: Quartet from "Rigoletto"
(VerdD, Mrs. Van Riper, Miss Brett, Mr.. |
Whittemore, Mr.. Hammer; "Vira" |
CRiker), LIE Roy Glider; The Cry of |
Rachel MARY Turner salter), Miss Anna |
Brett; Cavatina, Roberto, o tu che |
adore" (Meyerbeer), Mrs. Arthur G. |
Dunn, accompanist, Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown; THE Bells Of st. Mary's'' paul |
O. the Daisies Hawley), John G. Klein; |
Sextet from Lucia di Lammermoor''
DonizettD, Mrs. Dunn. Mrs Pierce, Mr..
Mills, Mr.. Klein, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. HAM
mer, Mrs. Van Ripper. Miss Brett, Mr.. |
Glider, Mr.. Whittemore, Mr.. Gardner, |
Mr.. Csrbaugh; accompanist, George VIII
son.
The Arion sGesangverein will hold the
first musicale of the season at the, club
house this evening at s:30. o clock.
The following programme has been ar
ranged by Karl Holer, the musical d.
rector of the club:
Choruses-(a) 'Tch Gruesse Dich"
HaerteD; Cb "Jungfriches BIuf' oven
gert), Arion Gesangvereins trombone solo.
Aria from Samson and DeliIah" Saint
SaensJ, Mr.. W. H. Walton; violin solos.
(a) "L'Extase" CThomas; Cb) "Tambour-
inc" (Goosec). Mr.. H. C. Rakemann:
bass solo. ''out, on the Deep Gohr). Mr.
]. F. Duggan.
Tenor solo, aria from Faust (Gou-
nod) Mr.. NJ. d. Hensey; trfos, for violin.
cello, and piano. (s) Paraphrase, Mime.