The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

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CTschaikowsky). "Ah! Mon Fills from
lie Prophetic Meyerbeer), THY Name"
trarD, Ihe Night Has a Thousand
Eyes" Douty), The Way of June"
(Willeby), THE Spirit Flower Camp
bell-Tipton), Dawn GeonD, Miss Marie
Stone Langston. Quartet, sostenuto as
sai-allegro. scherzo. andante, finale
Z lSchumann), Messrs. Rakemann, Breskin,
Lorleberg and Mrs Kendall.
The advanced pupils in the piano class
of Miss Merida Stewart Wilson had an
Evening with Beethoven last Friday in
Fosters Music Hall, assisted by Miss
Elsa Raner, violinist- Much interest was
manifested by those present in the de-
scriptive readings and rendition of the
Beethoven sonatas. Miss Raner was re-
ceived with enthusiasm in her commend
able Interpretation of the d major So
nata. The programme was as follows:
Scarf Dance" CChaminade), Margaret
Webster; second valse (Godard. Sara
Speer; "A la Bien Aimee" (Schutt, Isa-
belle Allen; Papillon Navallee), Choir
rellis Dixon: 'Fruhlingsrauchen" (Sind-
ing), Lucy Graves; polonaise (Mac-
DowelD, Dorothy Gessford; valse. opus "a
CMoszkowskD, Dorothy McCauley; Beet
hoven" (reading); Album Piece" Beet
hoven), Mildred Kieth (primary class:
sons intermediate class): analysis of
sonata form and construction, Miss Will
son: sonata, op. II. No. l, first and second
movements, Chorrellis Dixon; sonata op.
"A. No. !, third movement, Hazel CHS
holm; sonata pathetiQue, first movement.
Dorothy McCauley; second and third
movement. Dorothy Gessford; moonlight
sonata. Zelda Miller: sonata, ID major.
allegro con brio CvioIin), minuete. Miss
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by request, Polonaise Brilliante Chopin.
Hazel Chisholm, Miss Wilson at second
plano. Mason & Hamlin piano kindly
loaned by Mr.. Foster.
The following musical numbers will be
rendered to-day at the First Congrega-
tional Church:
At the morning service: organ prelude,
Prayer" from Lohengrin, by Wagner;
20 Taste and See." by Gosse:
The Lost Chord" by Sullivan; organ |
postludc. allegro appassionate, by |
Guilmant |
At the evening service: Organ prelude, |
''Romanza," by II. W. Parker: anthems, |
Forever with the Lord" by Gounod; !
Abide with Me- by Geibel; Come Unto |
Me-" by Wagner. Organ postlude. by |
Rink.
Mrs. NJ. r. Waldecker and her pupils
gave a most interesting musical at her
studio, 1924 Fifteenth Street last Tuesday
evening. The programme contained only
classical selections and the piano solos
were rendered in an artistic manner.
Among the pupils who took part were:
Misses Rose Krick. who played Loves
Dreams" by List; G. Barnet. Haydn
symphonic. 4. G. Bakersmith. Mozart
ionata: S. Buchalter played a Bach
rran ny1-1ar ra l
,p. a: P. Cole, Overture, by Dinnizetti;
?. Maitland played Schubert's "Sere-
lade;'' r. Sykes. selection by R. Wag-
Ter; ]. InZ, Mozart sonata in F; F. Syl-
ester. selection from Verdi. and Miss
l. Hoffman. valse by Rubenstein.
The Rebew orchestra, under the direc-
ion of H. w. Weber. gave their fifth
ublic rehearsal of the season Monday
light in the lecture room OF the Keller
Iemorial Church, Miss Mabel Louise ,
enzler being the soloist. Miss Benzler
as a pure, clear soprano voice and ,
ade decided hit with her reading OF :
Leave Me Not CMatteD, Il Hear You :
aIIing Me" CMarshalD. "'Tis the Day
CavalloI, and "A Dream" CBartlett. The ,
-chestra numbers included march 5
Loyal and True" Rosenkransl, over $
ire, ''LustspieT' CSchlepegreID: waltz. I
Jacinta" CTobanD: idyl. whispering /
lowers" Won Blon); selection from the I
Bells OF Normandy" CPlanquette): sex S
t from Lucia" CTobanD, and march. c
On Parole Potts). Miss Tegeler was I
le accOmpanist. G
The students from the Columbia Uni ,
ersity. of New York City. promise a r
eat to lovers of music, when they come r
, a with their r-lAa and
Dlin clubs this month. S
These young men are coming, fifty in I
lumber. with well trained voices, and
any stringed instruments, including
violins, guitars. and flutes.
Their programme introduces several
stunts" good quartet work, original
itchy college songs, and sweet South
n melodies.
They will give two concerts in the
ew Willard ballroom. on afternoon and
-ening of February %.
The quartet composed OF Miss Agnes
-helan. soprano; Miss Carolyn Con, con-
alto; ]. X. Schofield. basso, and Charles
Allen. tenor, and the organist, Prof.
onald II: Freese, of the Luther Place
emorial Church. will render, Wednes-
~ next. at Sis p. m, the following
ogramme:
organ, concert pfeiuQe ana IuBue
'aulkes), romance in d fiat GLemare);
ntraIto solos. Loves Rhapsody Guy
HardeloD, la Cieca' from Ia Gio-
nda" PonchiellD; organ. La Clio
amt -Saens), To a Waterlily CMacDow-
D, toccata Pietro-Alessandro Yon);
artet, I'll Prego o Padre" CNicolas),
he Lotus Flower (Schumann); organ.
sericordia. AT Midnight on. the Lung
rno," wedding prelude, and
,phelia" CNevin), Asses Death" (Grieg)
prano scio, aria. "Ritorna Vincitoria''
I'm aida" VerdD; organ gavotte from
Iignon" CThomas): toccata CWidor).
1t the afternoon service at the Church
the Covenant to-day at $50 o'clock
= double sextet under the direction Of
:. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Mr..
Irvey Murray at the organ. will render
: following music: Solo, Like as the
art Desireth" (Allistsen), Miss Lar
With My Sin CTozer), incidental
os, Miss n utter. Mr.. Bowie. Mr..
lmphrey: solo. Thou Wilt Keep Him
Perfect Peace" CMacDermidD, MIR.
cking; anthem. Hail Gladdening
yht IT. Tertius l,oble): solo still,
II With, Thee CHawley), Mr. Hum
rey; anthem, Perfect Peace" (FieldD
t the evening service at s o'clock the
.ning choir of 100 voices under the di-
tion of Mr.. Wrightson, will render
following music: Organ prelude, in
:ation, ''Salome;" professional hymn,
rightly Cleans Our Banner CSuIIi-
y: God Shall Wipe Away All Tears
eldD: Holy. hoIy. Holy" Hopkins):
orius Is Thy Name" 18th mass,
ozaro; Saviour Again to Thy Dear
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