The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-23
MUSIC SCHOOL
. WILL GIVE ITS
|. SIXTH CONCERT
is MADE THAT
1T WILL OCCUR ON FRIDAY
EVENING, NOV. z.
by GILFTLLAN SCOTT.


Il The Pensacola School of Music viii
|Igive its sixth concert on Friday. No
|sYenber 7th. IN the San Carlos audi
Itoriurn
The date previously announced for
fthe October concert, the Z3th, has been
lciss uged on account Of che fair.
III The Usual evening, Tuesday, win be
|fchanged FOR the future to Friday so as
fnot ~ interfere with public school ar
|EreI.s ssnsrts; end often as possible,
|ftne GrSG Friday in each month will be
|sas ee.ed.
4 s.sr-sa nara comes the announcement
f.hat the program f*ac this concert viii
&ecltEae any previous program Cais
Eznsass ever be so. for tha school is adj
vanc3l1g steadily end there Is some
#ssteldid talent IL process OF cultiva-
4 ssoE: talent which Will eventually go
Forth and spread the name AID Game
Hcf Pensacola as a musical educational
Hcen2er.
4 Away In the background is a crowd
#6f young students who have their eyes
liked on the platform, and who mean
Fto get there.
There is 10 more delightful q pro-
fession than music for girls VINO aspire
10 be independent: and there is no
PROCESSION 50 ch>apjy ar'i easily en-
iced. A few doIlarz a month and an
4 hoar,s practice a day, faithfully ad-
hered 20. and there IS an equipment
flor life.
The concert program will include
hover twenty items performed by old
Har.d new friends.
\ Misses Genevieve Carter. Audrey
Keller and Virginia Walker will be
Welcomed hack to the platforTn-
4 2LiSs .AAelia Rosasco of Bay Point,
Il vii make her first appearance and will
prove the pcssessor of very high
1 order OF talent which only needs time
Y to develop. Here is a, young girl with
adult understanding, and immediate
rewpods:ye 70 the delicate niceties
Of ligE2- ana shade Of music, combined
with she necessary fire and enthusiasm
of che ardent lover of music, Miss
Rosasco comes OF an old musical
family; and. as she is thoroughly de-
voted to her studies will prove to be
eventually q great success.
Miss Gladys Mosley Of Muscogee,
who was to have made her first ap-
pearance last month will delight her
audience with a splendid performance
of Harold Thonnas's arrangement of II
Trovatore, including the Tower Scene.
The rainstorm prevented both Miss
Mosley and Miss Nellie Mullins from
making the Journey from Muscogee.
Miss Mullins has been heard before
at the school concerts and will be
heartily welcomed.
Other performers will include Misses
Minnie Leah Mobiles, Minnie White
Morris, Edwina Pollock Arnold McLel-
Ian, Mrs r. K. White Miss Agnes
wolfe, Miss Dorothy Holmes Of Gull
Point, Miss Marion F1edeke of Bar
rancas, who will play two numbers.
and Miss Hattie Whitson. Miss Whit
son will prove quite host in herself;
for, in addition to n brilliant rendering
sof HelIer's Taranteile at the keyboard,
she will be heard in two vocal solo
numbers and will join Miss Annie
Laurie Quick in two vocal duets.
e Miss Quick will win fresh laurels in
Salterss "Cry of Rachel and Colt
schalk's "Is it Wrong?" each a, classic
aaemanding dramatic gifts OF high
order to interpret. These two young
vocalists have each splendid future
before them; they each have voice
. of delightfully."- pure quality and take
to their studies of tone production with
great earnestness and prompt success
all along the line.
Miss Nael Wilkinson, teacher OF dra-
aflat1c expression and eloCItion, who
was also prevented by the storm from
apnearing at the last concert, will give
the two readings then promised, Cary s
+sIast Hymn" and Vests Aunt So
phro1lia at the Opera.