The Washington herald., 1912-11-03

deoog (Jeme0 n. Ao8er0). Jubilee II
A" Dudley Buck).
Hammer. assisted BY Mr.. George WI
son at the organ.
Beginning to-day Miss Faye r. Bum
phrey. contralto soloist Of st. Marearet.,
Church: Richard p. Backing. tenor solo
ist in Cavalry Baptist Church, ant
Ceorge H. Miller, bass soloist Of thu
fChurch Of the Covenant. will sing in thu
double Quartette at the afternoon ssrvics
Ct the Church Of the Covenant In thu
place Of Miss Whitaker, Mr.. Henesy, and
Mr.. Moore. resigned.
This evening at o'clock at the Church
Of the Covenant. Connecticut Avsnus
N and Eighteenth Streets. will occu,
the installation and flrst special monthly
musical service OF the Evening Choir Of
lec voices. under the musical direction OF
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with Harvey
Murray at the organ. This choir 10 com.
posed entirely Of volunteer singers, which
demonstrates the fact that such an or
ganization can be sustained in this city
when the musical opportunities offered
are made sufaciently attractive and with
In the scope Of the singer who loves to
sing purely for the enjoyment he derives
AtVfu xu0 DOlOl9l0 OI inc CnOlE 20 I0f
appointed arc Miss Gertrude Reuter-. 30
prano: Leonore Fuller. contralto, and
George Miller. bass. The programme for
this evenings service IL a. follows:
Organ prelude. "Entree solenells''
(Rousseau): Professional Hymn No. 100,
Brightly Cleans Our Banner" (sulli-
vaD: anthem. Send Out Thy Light
(Gounod): Hymn No. SO. Onward Chris
tian Soldiers'' (sullivan); contralto solo.
Fear Not Ye. o Israeli (Buck). Miss
Faye r. humphrey: prayer: anthem.
(FielO: Scripture lesson:, bass solo.
reeit-. Draw Near, All Ye People," air.
Lord God OF Abraham" CEliJah). (Msn-
delssohn). Mr.. George H. Miller: notices:
offertory anthem, "As Pants the Hart
(spohr-S -Stimpson). Miss Gertrude Reuter-
and the choir; sermon: anthem. ''Hallelu-
jah Chorus" (Messiah). HandcD: Hymn
No. SO. Filing Out the Banner! Let It
Float CCalkin): benediction: Seven Fold
Amen (stainer): organ postlude. Finale
in E nat Gilmant).
The following musical number will be
rendered at the First Congregational
Church to-day:
At the corning service-Organ Process
sional (ChauveO: anthems. How Lovely
Are the Messenger (Mendelssohn). Il
Sought the Lord" (Stevenson. offertory.
ttlartette: Dreams Of Galilee" (Morri-
SOM. Mrs Smart, Miss Smith. Mr.
Humphrey. Mr.. Ogden; organ postlude
(Guilmant).
At the evening service-Organ. 20
Hux). anthem. Sweet Is
Thy Mercy" (Barnby). offertory. bass
and tenor duet. "Watchman. What Of the
Night" (sargeanD. Mr.. Humphrey. Mr..
DBL
'.Athaliah" (Mendelssohn).
Harry Patterson Hopkins. Of the
Washington College. District Of Column
bia, gave a piano recital last Sunday
evening in Baltimore before the Charcoal
Club. whose membership Is composed
only Of artists. literary. and professional
men. From the success Of Mr.. Hopkins
playing. It was decided to have a musi-
Gale once each month by invitation to
the public.
The following -well-balanced work was
presented by the pianist: Chopin Pol-
ish). Ballade in G minor: Boradin (Rus-
siam. AT the Convent Debussy
French). "Jardins sous lie pluie;" Ham,
erik (Danish). Bridal Song Orchestral
Alkan (Bulgarian). Per.
petual Notion Hopkins CAmericaD,
Piano Concerto. in d minor; Liszt (Hun-
garian). .Tarantella." in g minor.
The first meeting Of the Students Club
Of the Washington College Of Music was
held last Friday evening at Sis o'clock
in the recital hall Of the college. when
1 large audience of students and their
friends were present.
These meetings will be held on alter
nate Fridays throughout the school year.
when different composers will be taken
Ip Short papers will be read upon their
ives. together with the musical part OF
he programme.
The programme for the first meeting
vas as follows. with a few remarks upon |
ZACH composer by Frank Norris Jones: |
Johann sebastian Bach. leso-liJg. fre- |
ude, Miss Meyers; Ludwig van Beetho- |
zen. 1T0-ls27. Fur Elise. Miss Scanland: |
dinuet. Miss Gatchell: Carl Maria Won |
Weber. 17ss-lse6. Concertstuck. First |
Movement. Miss Bouck: Felix Mendel- |
shon- -Bartholdy. 1s09-lS47. Concerto in q, |
minor. Second Movement. Miss Glaser:
Chopin. 1S10-ls49. valse. Op. 20. |
so. !. Miss Louthan: Peter Hitch |
1s4O-lSs3. Barcarolle. Miss
Briggs; Edward Hagerup Greig. lSs3-
907. Sonata. Op. Z. First Movement. Miss
diller: Hans Slit. 1850. Sercnade, Mrs.
)evor; Moritz Moszkowski. 1854, VaIse
Amour, MISS bradley; En- Automne. |
ir. thompson; Alexander Iljinsky. 1859.
Ierceuse. Miss Kupfer: Erik Meyer
1861. Tanzweise. Miss Mac
,lwee; Edward A. MacDowell, 1s6l-l9Os.
MISS Drexciius; Inaries
,ennee. 1861 valse. Miss Margaret
uckey: Anton RubinsteIn. 1Soo-1ss4. STAG
alto Etude. Miss Primm.
The second rehearsal Of tho Washing
on Grand Opera Chorus. under the d.
ection Of Herr De Cortez WolRunsen.
ook place last Wednesday night at the
tudio Hall, 9ls Fourteenth Street North
rest. opposite Franklin Park.
At this rehearsal Miss Mildred deIA
the regular accompanist for
he chorus. played the great overture
rom Won weber's Der Freischuetx,"
living the members a splendid idea Of
he beauty Of the opera which they are
0 enthusiastically studying. the chorus
eing augmented by the enrolment Of
wenty new members.
Herr Wolffungen will give his first in
primal matinee musicale at the Studio
[all, slS Fourteenth Street. on Sunday.
November 10. at $50 O'Clock, for which
are being issued. NFhe greater
art Of Won Weber's romantic opera
Der Freischuetz." will be sung. besides
olos and duets from Lohengrin. Wag-i
er's "Walkere." Mozart's la NoszeI
figaro" &C.
IAN Evening with the Choir will be
I'D tonight at the First Presbyterian
hurch. John Marshall Place. at 7:46