The Washington times., 1914-01-17
MUSICAL PLANS FOR,
END OF THE MONTH
Concert Programs Especially
GOOD and Events Frequent
and Important.

Leopold StokowsBi has prepared Il
Wagnerian program for the second con-
cert by the Philadelphia Orchestra, TO
be given at the National Theater at 4:Gl
in the afternoon Of Tuesday, Janu-
ary II.
Florence Hinkle, American soprano,
viii be the soloist on this OCCASION, sing
ing .Elsa's dream from "Lohengrin" &"
and Elizabeth's prayer and her entrance
song from ''Tanhauser."
Miss Hinkle is a living testimony IN
favor of the theory of musical educa-
tion in the United States. for she not
only gained all Of her musical education
in this country, but has made her mark
through performances mainly in the
United States and Canada. Musical fes-
tivals, choral societies. symphony or
chestras and prominent oratorio asso-
Citations have sought her services. she
has not even the sO-called European
finish" has never even seen Europe,
and is very proud Of the fact.
The selections which Director Sto-
kowski has chosen from the works or
Wagner range from the early period CT
that composer, when he was under the
influence of the Italian school, to the
time when he undertook the task OF writ
ing the Ring of Nibelung."
" CNEll anu EiiS -AASANp
from "Die Walkuere;" ''Walweben,
from "Siegfried." and Funeral March,
from Die Goetterdaemmerung, are
the other numbers on the program.
The Ysaye-G -GOdowsly- -Gerardy con-
cert, under the direction of Mrs. Katie
Wilson Greene, Will take place at the
tneatcr on FTidSy, January q. at 4:So
O'Clock. This trio, Of Violinist, pianist
and 'eeil:st. is one of the most remark
able combinations to be offered Wash
ington this season.
Ysaye and Godowsky appeared in this
city IN concert East year, but the addi-
uiou Of the Belgian 'cellist, Gerardy,
makes the concert one of even more un-
usual possibilities.
Tie F'lonzaley Quartet comes TO the
New Masonic Auditorium, under the
rnanagement Of T. Arthur Smith. on
January q. The other concert will be
given some time in March. This quar-
let mace a lasting impression on Wash
ington at the time Of their performance
in this city last year. This work is the
very essence Of the best orchestral
rnusic.
Rosalie Wirthing, cunrralto, VAL be
the soloist at the concert OF the Mon
day Morning. Ifusic Club, TO be given
ct tae New Willard Monday evening,
January 19, at o'clock. Lucy Brick
Gnstein will be at the piano. Seven
numbers will be given, among which
will be included six chorUses by s.
RachmaninOff.
The pupils of Grace Adams appeared
ia recital on Friday, January l6, assist
ed py Gertrude Vroomau, soprano Those
taking part were Misses Trouland,
Nroonan, Jackson, Thomas, Dalby,
Ilsley, Buck, Evans, Doyle, Reeder, TIL
den, Edith Buck, Clafiin, Rebuschatis,
Armstrong and Maffett.
AIrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler and sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson will sing Sunday,
january IS at the morning service Of
the Ocean Avenue Congregational
Church, n. Y, where they gave a joint
recital on Friday evening last
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw GawIer and Syd-
ney Lloyd Wrightson have been en-
Eeged 10 give a joint recital in Estey
Hall, Philadelphia the early part OF
March. on a date to be arranged later
10y Mr. Wrightson.