Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PROGRAMME FOE JOINT
 WILLIAMS SASSOLI RECITAL,
Mrs. L. Tracy Sheffield to Entertain
 Eminent HarPist After Concert.


 Evan Williams, tenors and Miss Ada SassoIi, harpist. the two artists who will appear in the joint recital in Slater Memorial hail this evening, are assured of a large attendance and an enthusi- aStiC reception when they make the4r initial bow to an expectant audience.
 The management of the Slater hail concerts feel well satisfied with the prospects for 6 good sized audience, which is indicated by the advance saIa of seats. and stated that they had ev- cry reason to believe that the Will Hams -Sassou recital will be one of the most enjoyable musical treats that has ever taken place in Norwich, Both Evan Williams and Miss Sassoh have artistic gifts and graceS which place them among the elect in musical cir cles. MT. Williams is the poSseSsor of d voice Of rare beauty. It is of the real tenor quality and this is gift which is not many times repeated in genera ton of singers. In speaking of Miss Sassoli, the harpist we heard a well known musician say the other day that if he ever gets to heaven he would prefer a violin to 9. harp. But the harp as played by Miss SassOli is a wonderful instrument and her play ing will be a revelation to most of those who attend the recital.
 Mrs. L. Tracy Sheffield of New Lon- don, who is an intimate friend of Miss Sas5oli's will entertain the artist al
 
 recital Mr, and Mrs. Sheffield, to- gether with d number Of New London music lovers, will attend the concert this evening, and afterwards Miss SaS- soI will accompany them in their au- Lomobile to New London where she will be the guest of Mrs Sheffield on Friday night and part of Saturday. Mrs. Sheffield met Miss SasSOU at Len OK about @ year ago, the harpist having gone there for rest and recreation, and as both were interested in music they soon became interested in each other, and the friendship then formed ripened into intimacy. In conversation with Mrs. Sheffield she described the talent ed harpist as being very lOvable person and a delightful companion. She is welded to her art. but has not been spoiled by her remarkable success on the concert platform" said Mrs Sheffield. 'T am sure that everyone who has the pleasure of hearing Miss Sassoli at Slater hall this evening will be delighted with her playing"
 The programme:
 Where Fer You Walk. ....... Handel Total Eclipse.
 Sound An Alarm.
 MT. Williams.
 Gavotte ..'.-.....'... ...'.'......... Bacn Marguerite au Feuet .,.......... Babel Romance ................. Rublnsteln MarionetteS ............-. .TedeSchl
 Miss Sassoi.
 An, Love But a Day .PrOtheroe I Send My Heart Up to Thee. The Years at the Spring.
 MT. Williams.
 Kamenoi- Ostrow ......,... Rubinsteir AraDesque ........'...-.'.. DeDuSSy AreIquine ................ Chaminade Gitana ................... HasselmanS;
 Miss SassOIi.
 Wandering -................ Schubert MUrmurlng Zephyrs .......... Jensen SpiTlL song ....,.s......--s HaydIt Wind and Tyre ................ Ware
 Miss SassoIi and Mr Williams Tickets for the recital are now on sale at the store of George A. Davis, where they can be had up to D. m. this evening. Later they can be pro- cured at Slater hall before the opening of the concert Admission will be $2, all seats reserved. Doors will be open at 7.30 and the concert will begin promptly at o'clock Patrons are re- Cuested to be in their seats before o'clock, so that there will not be any disturbance once the recital has be gun.