The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
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Large audiences greeted the partici
pants in the two spring recita,s giver
by the advanced organ and vocal pupil,
of Mr.. Henry H. Freeman. assisted BY
Miss Ruth Bronson, violinist. last Tues
day and Thursday evenings at St. johns
Church, Lafayette Square.
The program for the first recital wa.
as follows: Miss Ethel Garrett John
ston. organist; Miss Ethel l. Keats
soprano Concert overture In minor
(Hollins); "Canzona," CGuilmano: "Medi
THE Little Giant" BACH; 20 Jesus
Thou Art Standing" CTrue). Come Unto
Him" Qeslie); "Cantilena," (Grison)
Intermezzo in D nat. (Cailaerts): Toccata
In F major, from the Fifth symphony
(widor).
The following program was offered Al
the second recital: Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith. organist: Mr.. Samuel A. Leech
organist: Mr.. Edwin G. Balinger. organ
list: Mrs r. C. L. Moncure. soprano
assisted by Miss Ruth Bronson. violinist
Gohr). March jof the Magf Kings
Dubois), Gavotte, from the opera Mig.
non" (Thomas). Mrs. Charles Brook,
Smith: "A Sunset Melody" tvincenp
Toccata In G major Dubois, Mr.
Samuel A. Leech: but the Lord is Mind
full of His Own" (Mendeissohn). from
the oratorio st. Paul." open the
Gates of the Temple" Knapp, Mrs. r.
C. l. Moncure; Festival Fantasia and
Fugue in major and C minor CTschirch)
Capriccio Qemaigre), Mr.. Edwin G. Bal
niger; two violin solos Selected. Miss
Ruth Bronson: Nocturne In G major
Frysinger). AIegretto in A major
(Archer), Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith.
Following the very excellent recital
given Saturday evening. May g.. by Miss
Elizabeth Winston. daughter on Prof.
and Mrs. George F. Winston, OF Madi-
son Hall Seminary, the young ladies OF
Madison Hall were further entertained
by Mrs. Warner Gibbs, In a song recital
last Tuesday evening.
Last Friday evening the young ladies
Of Madison Hall. furnished a delightful
program for large audience Of invited
guests, the selections being given by the
was as follows:
"Maidens Song (Erick Meyer-Hel-
mum, by chorus: piano solos. "Barcarole"
(Godard). Scotch Poem" CMcDowelD. by
Miss Evelyn Rosenberg; vocal solos,
Roses in June" CGerman), There Little
Girl Don't Cry" (Campion). 'Chanson-
nette d'Annette" Clark. by Miss Ger
trude Cole: vocal solos. Rose in the
Bud" CFoster). II Hid My Love- D'Har-
deloD, Rose of My Heart Gohr), by
Mis- Gertrude Stewart: vocal solos. Love
Is the Wind (MacFayden), "Chanson
Triste'' (ZInbahst, VIII O. the wisp''
(spross). I'm Bel de vedremo"- Madam
Butterfly PuccinD, by Miss Howard;
piano solos. "Au Ruisseau" (Schutu.
''Impromptu A fiat Mayor" tSchubert.
by Miss Annie Allen: Voices of the
Woods Rubenstein), by chorus.
A very successful concert was given
recently by one of the local church
choirs in Baltimore. under the direction
OF Mr.. Reginald Mills Silby. large
and very appreciative audience listened
to the program in one Of Maryland city's
largest auditoriums. The following num-
bers were rendered most effectively: by
Babylon's Wave" (Gouno6 "Salve Re-
gina" IS. p. Waddington); Silent Night"
Drank Damrosch). Lullaby to the In
FAINT Jesus q. Stainer). ''Kyrie'' and
'Agnus Del" from Pedestrians ''Missa
Aeterni Christi Munera;" Come Pretty
Wag'' &C. II. Barry. odd Black Joe"
Foster), "Gaudeamus" (Gregorian In
CThomas Taiiis). ''velum Templ Scissum
EST QngegnerD. It's Oh. to Be a Wild
Wind" (Sir Edward Elgar). ''Gallia"
(Gounod). Believe Me- (Moore). AHA
Trinita Beata" (Anon). My Old Ken
lucky Home" CFoster), Hunting Song"
edward Peirs). Praise Ye the Father"
CGounod), and "All Praise to ST. Patrick"
CTraditionap.
A large audience Of relatives and
friends Of the participants listened to q
most enjoyable piano and violin recital
given yesterday afternoon by the primary
and intermediate grade nupi1a fha
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