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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-10-31
CENTRAL COLLEGE
FACULTY CONCERT
Complimentary to the Daughters
of the American Revolution.

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of the American Revolution.
The concert given by the fac
ulty of the Central College Con
servatoIy Of Music in Murren
auditorium Tuesday evening was
cne of exceptional taste and
brilliancy; and by the close at
tention and warm applause given
by the audience, the efforts of
the performers were evidently
highly appreciated.
The opening number, by the
talented musical director of the
Conservatory, Mr. D. F. Conrad,
was a Fantasia by Tours, con
sisting of three movements. Mr..
Conrad's brilliant execution and
distinctive style of interpreta-
ton We're never more delightfully."-
displayed than in the rendition
os this difficult composition.
Following this number was an
Aria by Mozart, given by Mrs.
A. w. Allen, whose fine qualities
as a singer need no emphasis
here.
Miss Jo Hinesley delighted her
audience with the Rondo Cap
riccioso by Mendelssohn. She
played with no apparent effort
every tone was clean and dis
tinct; the time was perfect, and
the effect in expression beautiful
This number was warmly ap-
plauded.
Miss Emory Todhunter was
greeted with an enthusiasm up
On her appearance that testified
to her popularity personally as
well as the anticipated enjOymen
of the rendering of the violin
solo, a Scene de Ballet by dc
Beriot. Miss Todhunter ac
quilted herself with distinction.
Mrs. Allen, whose first work
on the program caused her lis
teners to sit forward on theil
chairs with pleased anticipation
did not disappoint them in hel
exquisite rendering of Song
Cycle-"In San Nazaro" by
Woodman.
Mr.. Conrad gave fitting
completion to charming pro
gram with group of three Sc
lections: Gavotte (Mignon) BY
Thomas, Communion in G by
Batiste, and Fanfare Militair'
by Lemmens. Mr.. Conrad is Il
be complimented upon the fac
that he was able to hold his au
dience who applauded him fo
several minutes, knowing tn
tendency Of the restless Ameri
can audience, which is usual.
preparing to depart during
final concert number, the abov
circumstances may be taken as
token of the keen appreciation
felt for Mr.. Conrad's artist
abilities.
Following was the program:
Fantasie, c major Tom
Allegro con brio
Andante con motto
Allegro moderate
Mr.. d. F. Conrad
Aria-La Clemenza di Tito NoIai
Mrs. A. w. Allen
Rondo Capriccioso MendeiSso1
Miss 10 Hinesley
Scene de Ballet De Be''
Miss Emory Todhunter
A Song-Cycle-In San Nazaro
Woodmo
In San Nazaro's Garden
In San Nazaro's Cloisters
The Monks Of San Nazaro
In Nazaro's Garden
Mrs. Allen
Organ Soil;
Gavotte (Mignon) zhom,
Communion in G Bats
Fanfare Militaire Lemme
Mr. Conrad