The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

Next Tuesday afternoon the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra will present
| its third concert of the season at the
Columbia Theater under the leadership
of Heinrich Hammer, Manager J. Mar
tin Scranage has continued his marked
| success in selecting soioists by engaging
| the young 'cellist, Herman Standby, for
| this concert. This Danish 'cellist was
educated in Frankfurt by Hugo Becker.
one OF the foremost cello teachers
throughout Europe. Mr.. Sandby has now
spent five winters in America
Mr.. Sandby was introduced to this city
by the former Ambassador Count Moltke,
and has often played in diplomatic cir
cles in Washington. The Rocco varia-
,, tons by Tschaikowsky. which Mr.. Sand
by will offer. is one of his specialties.
The beautiful. but difficult cadenza, is
of his own invention. and displays his
technique.
The orchestra will be heard in the
burlesque from Beer -Walbrunn's 'Wol-
kenkuckucksheim," and Beethoven 8
Symphony No. in F. AS concluding
number the first American rhapsodie.
Sioux Indian Sun Dance" by Heinrich
Hammer. will be given its initial per-
formance.
Max Pauer. the sensational pianist. who
is to be presented by T. Arthur Smith
III ftCltdl dl tHe SOluiHpid IHedtcf Err
day afternoon, was born in London on
October 81. 1866. He studied the piano
forte with his father, Ernest Pauer. COM
poser, conductor, pianist, distinguished
as editor of old music for virginia. and
harpsichord and more modern pianoforte
music. and writer of pedagOgic books.
The son studied theory with Vincenz
Lachner at .Carlsruhe. After some con-
cert tours, he made London his dwelling
he taught in the conservatory and won
high reputation as pianist. In 1897 he
was appointed meisterscnullehre at tho
Stuttgart Conservatory. and in 1908 sue
ceeded DeLange as director of that insti-
tuition. He has composed some piano.
forte pieces and has edited a new edition
of Lebert and Starks 'Pianoforte
School" In 1893 he was appointed kam-
mervirtuos to the Grand Duke of Hesse.
Mr.. Pauer played for the first time in the
United States at concert of the Phil
harmonic Society of New York on jan
uary Is of the present year. rendering
Mendelssohns concerto in G minor. the
same number in which he subsequently,
made his first appearance in this city as
soloist with the. Boston symphony Or
chestra- His programme next Friday
afternoon is as follows:
Organ concerto in d minor CIV. F.
Bach. Transcribed by Zadora: inter-
mezzo. "Slumber Song op. III brahms:
Scherzo, op. CBrahms): sonato. op. q,
No. 2. Moonlight Beethoven: Ballade.
G minor Chopin: "Berceuse'' Chopin.
and waltz, A fat major. op. 42 Chopin;
etude de concert, F minor Uiszp: Min
uetto CZanella): Reflects dams rEau"
Debussey), and Hungarian Rhapsody.
No. Il disztbr
Mr. Harry Patterson Hopkins, OF
Washington College, will graduate four
girls this season. each of whom will give
a public recital and receive a diploma
for proficiency a pianist
The first will be Miss Daisy lie Craw.
Atlanta, Ga. whose concert will take
place tomorrow evening. The following
programme will be presented: Sonata in
c minor (Beethoven), Plaebek's Dress
Parade" de Paige: "Jardin sous la fine"
Debussy); recitation by Miss Nanette
Brundage: finale from piano concerto IN
fiat minor CTschaikowsky). accom-
panied by Mr.. Hopkins on a second piano
The Mendelssohn Quartet. composed Of
Mrs. Gawler. Miss humphrey. Mr.. Back
ing, and Mr.. Miller. under the direction
of Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. with
Miss Julia Higgins at the piano, will
give Cadman's THE Morning of the
rear De1Ore tne r ri1ay MornlnS MUSIC
Club on Friday, April 4.
The Washington Oratorio Society now
numbers 80 in membership, and is re-
hearsing every Monday evening in the
chapel Of the Church of the Covenant,
the Elijah which will be
given on the evenings of May and
:. under the direction of Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd wrightson.
The Students Club, of the Washing
ton College of Music. held its regular
meeting the evening of March Il. in the
recital hall of the college. The follow
ing programme was given before a large
gathering of students and their friends:
Sing. Robin. Sing" (Mathew). ITO May"
IBehr. "JacQuelin Waltz CKrug). |
Katheryn Crowder: Robins Lullaby
tKrogman). Master Ritchie Taylor;
Waltz Study (SchmidD. Melody
tBehr), Margaret Fuller: Fur Elise" |
Master Leroy Mann; Min |
uet'' (Schubertl, Miss Terrett: ''varia- |
tons (SchuberO. Miss Bouck: songs, |
The Swan and the Lily" CMacDowelD, |
'Hark. Hark. the Lark" (Schubert). |
'Barcarolle' Dohnson), and AN Open !
Secret CWoodman), Miss Wineow; |
Moonlight Sonata" first movement Beet |