The Washington herald., 1913-11-16
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

/ brozio). Gavotts CBohm). Miss Allen, vio-
lin; "Danse Aacabre'' tSaint-Saens), Mrs.
Won Bayer and Mrs. Day, pianos.
At the Ascension Church Parish Hall.
on next Wednesday night. under the aus
pices OF the Sunday school, a musicale
viii be given by Miss Meta Jaeger. So
prano: Miss Dorothy Burch, pianist, and
Henry Jaeger. tenor. The Rev. w. z.
Calender will also give Scotch reading.
| Mrs. Huron w. Lawson gave a song
recital. in Winchester. Va. last Friday
aftsrnoon.k This was Mrs. Lawson's Sec
ond appearance. having sung there last
March.
The students Club OF the Washington
College of Music held its first meeting
this fall in the recital hall Of the new
college building, III Connecticut Ave-
! nue., Friday evening. November !. A
large and appreciative audience enjoyed
the following program. .giyen by men,
bers OF the faculty: Prelude and Fugue.
z minor (Mendelssohn), Mr.. Frank Nor
ris Jones; "Verborgenheit' CWolO,
Ashes of Roses Cwood)s AN den Son.
nenschein (Schumann), Miss Beulah l.
Harper; "Deux Valses' Chopin. Mr..
Jones; ''Embarques fvous' Goddard.
June" Gohnson), In the Time OF
Roses CReichard). Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw GawIer; Etude de Concert Mac
DoweID, Mr. Jones; three songs (select-
! edD, Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson-
At the evening service OF the Church
Of the Covenant. Eighteenth and N
Streets and Connecticut Avenue, the
evening choir OF 100 voices. with solo quar-
tet. will render the following musical pro-
gram at o'clock tonight: Organ pre-
lude. ave Maria Franz). Jesus, Lover
4 of Ny Sour (Dykes). Mrs Gawler and
choir; Love Divine All Love ExceIling'
] CStainer). God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears Ffeld). baritone solo, my Task
| (Ashton), Mr.. wrightson; "seyen-fold
Amen" (Stainer); organ postlude, Allegro
! in c (King).
At the Church Of the Covenant, this
afternoon. at $50 o'clock, the double sex
| tet under the direction OF Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd wrightson, with Mr. Harvey Muir
ray at the organ, win, by request, repeat
the fourth special musical service given
! last Sunday afternoon The bad weather
last Sunday kept many away who were
anxious to attend. Mrs. GawIer will sing
These Are They Which Came from
Gaurs Holy City" and the double sex
tet will give the sacred cantata, by
Spohr, God. Thou Art Great" The pro-
gram Is as follows: Organ prelude, Mar
cia ReIigiosa'' CHoratio Parker; hymn;
invocation. Sacred contata, God Thou
Art Great" Ops ss (Spohr)- Quartet,
God. Thou Are Great" solo and trio,
Thou Earth, Watt Sweet Incense" So
prano solo, Mrs. Gawler; recitative, BE
Dumb. Ye Sinners" Mr.. Humphrey; duet,
Children, Pray This Love to Cherish
Miss Harper and Mr.. Backing. quartet
walk Ye, Hundred Thousands" quar-
I
reading; hymn; prayer; o1ertory solo.
These Are They Which Came" from
! Holy City, (GauD, Mrs Gawler; con-
secration OF the offering; sermon, by the
pastor; anthem. The Souls OF the Right
eous'' CField): prayer; benediction; organ
postlude. Grand Choeur Ala Handel
(Foulkes).
A song recital will be given by GurIs
Luise Corey, American coloratura-so-
prano, assisted by Miss Edith Keyes.
pianist, at the National Library for the
Blind. 172s H Street Northwest, Novem-
Der 1s, at p. m. The program is as fol-
lows: Aria, "Ah. non credea," from La
Sonambula'' CBellinD: group. (a) Ri
dente la calms'' MOZART; Cb) "Nuge-
duld'' (SchuberO; (c), Der Schmied''
, CBrahmsl; CD ''PastoreIla'' Sixteenth
Century,: piano solo. Sonata (Grieg);
group. (a) ''Vainka's Song CWhishawl:
Cb) Down In the Forest CRonalD; Cc)
Birth of Morn" UeonD; Cd EARLY
Morning" Peep; Cel Come Down.
Laughing Streamlet'' CSpross); group. Cal
''Saper Vorreste," Ballo in Maschera
VerdD; Cb Gavotte. Manon (Massenen.
The Music Study Club met last Mon
day in the home of Miss Helene Oyster,
who read a biographical paper on the
lives OF Won Weber. Mendelssohn, Schu-
ma Inns
Kathryn Bouck, pianist. played "Spin-
ming Song and Hunting Song" by
Mendelssohn- Miss Buelah Harper. So
prano. sang Die Lotusblume," by Schu-
mann, and 'Er isk gehommen," by
Franz. Miss Julia Higgins. pianist.
played Schumann's Symphonic Etude
and Vogals Prophet" Miss Harper
sang 'oh. Rest in the Lord from Men
delssohn's Elijah" Miss Higgins
played a Brahms Rhapsodie, and Miss
Harper sang Den Sonnenschein," BY
Schumann, and Dedication" by Franz.
The next meeting viii be held at Miss
Edna Dyer's, November "a, and the pro-
gram will be taken from the representa-
tive composers of modern Germany. The
soloists will be Miss Hslma Cheeseman,
| soprano, and Miss Flora Kamppe, pianist.
Kathleen Parlow and Wilhelm Bachaus
will be presented in joint recital at the
Columbia Theater Wednesday afternoon.
December J. by T. Arthur Smith. Miss
Parlow is the accomplished Canadian
violinist. who has delighted many in this
city as soloist with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra, while as a pianist Wilhelm
Bachaus has been rewarded with Amer
ica's enthusiastic approval in the short
time he has been appearing in this coun-
try.