The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-28
FIFTH CONCERT
MUSIC SCHOOL
1T WILL OCCUR TUESDAY EVEN
ING AT 8 O'CLOCK IN AUDITOR
IUMoF SAN CARLOS EOTEL.
BL GILFILLAN SCOTT.

The Pensacola School of Music will
ing at o'clock in the San Carlos audi
forum, when a program far ahead Of
any previous effort will be presented
To keep pace with the rapid growth
of the school it will be necessary to
give concert every month, and, if the
growth continues at the present rate it
will necessitate a concert every week
This system of perpetual concerts IS
one of the secrets of Leschetizky's sue
cess. Leschetizky was Paderewskis
master and it is his method which is
taught at the school, and which is at
tracing pupils from all directions
around Pensa cola.
1t is this method which is destined in
the near future to make Pensacola the
musical center of the South and the
Pensacola School of Music is to be and
shall be conservatory recognized far
and near as a first class training
ground for professionals of the highest
grade.
The concerts give the public an op.
portunity of judging for themselves
and the ever increasing crowds who
attend are more and more apprecia
tive.
Young beginners get their ambition
stirred by the applause of hundreds of
grown up people; and, naturally they
go at their work al home with zeal
and enthusiasm as result The
teachers are inspired also to do their
level best to push along their pupils.
with the spur of the public concert ever
urging them on.
1t is a splendid method. provided the
teachers know their business; and on
this point, results speak for them
selves at each succeeding concert
The public are asked to be present
by O'Clock sharp as a Start will be
made positively at five minutes after
eight
Barrancas and bayshore friends wilt
be able to make the 1915 car A hun
dred and fifty additional seats have
been secured through the kindness of
Capt Bonnie Edmundsen, who is loan
ing them from the steamer baldwin, for
which act of courtesy the school is
very grateful.
No tickets are necessary, the nomi-
nal charge of ten cents being payable
at the concert room entrance.
Following is the program:
Piano. Military March. Fla gler, Miss
Marion Fiedeke
Violin duet. Standchen, Pache, Al
bert Laney and Harold Jones
Piano, Priscilla, Lindsay, Miss Ed
wilma Pollock
Piano, Fairy Echo, No. 2, Schonbrun.
Miss Dorothy Holmes
Vocal duet. Fly Away. Carmichael
Misses Annie Laurie Quick and Hattie
Whitson
Piano. Wild Roses. BfschoH, Miss
Minnie Leah Mobiles.
Piano. Moods and Fancies, sudds,
Harry Scott
Reading. The Last Hymn, Cary. Miss
Mae wilkinson
Piano. Kaleidoscope. Engelmann.
Miss Lena Mobiles.
Piano, The Butterfly, Lavallee Miss
Marion Ffedeke.
Violin duet. Minuet. Beethoven.
Misses Eunice Gerson and Agnes
Wolfe
Piano, A Footlight Favorite, Sudds
Miss Gladys Mosley.
Vocal Summertime. Virgil, Miss An |
ME Laurie Quick.
Piano, Shadow Dance Fngelmann.
Miss Nellie Mullins
Reading. Gossip on a Street Car, |
Margaret Cameron, Mrs Clyde Rob |
srts
Piano. Valse Chromatic, GODDARD, Mrs. |
Emilee Levins.
Violin. Theme de Mercadante. Dan
ia, Miss Agnes Wolfe.
Piano. Valse Caprice, Newland. Miss
Hattie whitson.
Vocal, Scenes That Are Brightest.
rom the opera Mariana, Wallace,
Miss Annie Laurie Quick.