Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

AIRS. Frank SING "Ich Trage Molne
Mime, By Strauss. "a Spirit Flower. z
by Campbcl-Tipt0n. and "a Birth.
day" by Wo0dman, The first two
we're quiet numbers. giving splendid
opportunity for the singers ability ao
lyflc soprano. The shlrd was a hap
~, care-frec. rejoicing song. N tho
brightest style ~ tho singer To
round out the trio Mrs Frank sang a
dainty little encore with u laugh IN
the last llne. IAN on summers
Day"
Mrs. Frank and Mr. Andrews had
the only duet number on the program,
Passage Birds Farewell" by Hill
dach. II was exquisitely rendered.
the voices blending very well and both
singers seeming % arasp the idea OF
the composition perfectly. Az ar
encore they sang probably the most
effective selection Of the evening, the
ever Dpular oh. That We Two Were
Mnyinal" which has 80 long been
standard for soprano aud tenor. The
beautiful simplicity Of this old song
was brought out splendidiv aud when
I the singers had finished silence
reigned for u moment followed by
quick and apprcciatlye applause
Mrs. Himoc then replaced Mr.
seder. who had played the last ac-
compartment. and rendered Soar
Ing by Schumann, responding 70 a
generous need OF applause with q
well chosen encore.
Mrs Frank then began her last
number with "The eau" a compost.
ton By Mark Andrews. q brother OK
.C. ] Andrews who had Just appeared
with her Mark Andrews II COM
poser and organist Of Montclalr. y. j.,
ana has won great fame as writer
Of sacred music. However, had all his
secular music been sung as was The
CALI last night. ne would De equally
famous FOR that
With the composer at the plano.
Mrs Frank 9ng Mr.. scdcr's Noe
turne' a fine impression was Great
ed by both the singer and the COM
position, which Mr.. Seder naturally
rendered In splendid style Applause
after the selection was generous ia
deed. but the composers modosty
caused "A laugh. for MIR Frank had 20
call him back from the wings to re-
ceive his share of u. This she did
very graciously
Then ION. Come with Me in the
Summer Night" BY van de stlcknor
and Welcome Sweet wind" from
Cadman's Morning of the Year"
cycle followed each other IN quick
succession. each bringing ont new mad
delightful quality In the splendid voice
OF Mrs Frank. a charming negro
melody sung IN sympathy and f"aiing.
was the encore.
The quartotte from "Rigoletto."
concluded the program. This was
sung IN italian. In this number the
dramatic element was strongly evil
dent The voices blended splendidly.
AS they had done la the former quar-
tctte number. and at It's conclusion
the audience sat for several minutes,
unwilling 70 depart without another
sight OF Its favorite.
Applause was generous but deserved
all through the program. IN selecting
the various numbers Mrs. Frank had
chosen those which displayed all
phases of her voice to excellent adj
vantage, thus giving the audience the
satisfaction OF AN idea OF her entire
repertoire.
Assisting Mrs. Frank In vocal num-
bors were Mrs Charles J. Andrews.
MIR. Andrews. and John H. Falken-
burg. In solo work and accompani-
ments Mrs Mabel stevens Hlmoe was
at her best. and also as accompanied.
playing In one instance his own COM
position. Mr.. T.. stanley Scder showed
himself an artist Although the event
was distinctly triumph for Mrs,
Frank. her assistants deserved and
received high praise for their work.