Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

who gave his initial recita,
before en- Atlanta audience
last week in Cable Hall, as q regular
number OF the faculty series Of the
Atlanta Conservatory musical func-
tons, liz a baritone of exceptional
qualifica tions. Besides his singing
art as manifest in his perfect voice.
placement, he Is fortunate in pos
sessing a rare aptitude for the sing
ing Of foreign languages
Miss Annabelle Wood, at the pi-
ano, gave a valuable support to the
singer.
Mr.. Bonawttz's program follows:
"Aufenthalt," wv ohm" Der Atlas, =
Schubert
'Fruehiingsnacht" 'Du Bist WI.
Cine Blume," 'Ich Grolle Nicht,
Schumann.
'Mattinata," Tostt.
I'm Wearing Ava" Foote
In the Time Of Roses" Reinchardt.
Ecstasy" Mrs. Beach.
Dune Prison" Hahn.
''Zueignung' Strauss.
well lch VIE Binstmals Allein.
Tchaikowsky
"Un Doux Lien" Delbruck
Still VIE Die Nacht" Bohm
Der Erlkoenig." Loewe
THE Atlanta Conservatory will
hold practice recital for stu
dents every Friday afternoon AZ
$3.50 O'Clock. These are held for the
practical experience OF the students OF
the school Of public performance and
are semi public, the friends OF the
school and patrons being invited.
The public recitals will occur
monthly during the rest OF the ses-
sion to be held evenings To these
latter functions the general public Ia
invited The first Of the series Il
practice recitals was given Friday.
when the following program was
played:
Fantasy in D minor, Mosart-LsiIle
Smith.
Recitative and Ario from Blanca
and Fallerio," Rossini-Ruth Open
helm.
Etude. schytte; "Reminiscences, -
Dohler Catherine Hamper.
Romanza Della Cieca, from la gi-
oconda," Ponchielli--Mrs Jenkins.
Sonata Pathetique, Beethoven
Fern Boatman.
Meditation upon the First Pre-
Jude from the Well Tempered Cla-
vichord) Bach Gounod-Students of
the departments of voice, violin and
organ, Mr.. Brescia conducting.
To those who saw Musical Ameri-
ca last week this will not come as a
surprise However, all Atlanta should
\ be proud Of its representation in the
supplement as there appeared a
beautiful picture OF Mrs. John Mar
shall Slaton, who so tacttully man
aged the lecture of Mr. Freund at
: the Capital City Club recently Mrs.
Slaton has done no end OF good for
the cause OF music in this city and
elsewhere.
The well known tenor and voice
teacher, MIR. Marshbank, formerly OF
London. New York and Chicago, has
opened studios in Macon. For the
past ten years he has been tenor and
director OF the choir OF the First
Pres byterian Church. and great re-
greet is being expressed at his leav-
ing Atlanta.
There was great disa ppoiutment
/ last Sunday afternoon because there
was no free concert at the Audito-
rum. Professor William Zeuch was
unable to fulfil his contract with the
Atlanta Musical Festival Associs ton.
owing TO i'll health, and the directors
Of that organization are now plan
ming to make other arrangements for
10 future,
The Atlanta Institute Of Music en-
ertained at g reception recently. in
viting about 400 Of the music lovers
NJ Atlanta to meet the faculty. There
are several new members and this
was a pleasant way OF making them
known. During the evening there
was impromptu music, but the affair
was more in tho nature OF a social
event
Mr. Wilford Waters. director Of
he voice department, will give a re-
ital within a few weeks and another
event OF interest to the music lovers
viii be the concert that Miss Sylvia
Spritz viii give
Evidently Cosima and Siegfried had
no reason to fear competition from
the performances Of 'Parsifal" to be
given in many European cities as
soon az the copyright expires on the
last day of this year News comes
from Bayreuth that the demand for
tickets for next summers festival has
exceeded all records