The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Cross" by Macfarlane. sung by Mr..
Wrightson. Mrs. Gawler. Miss Harper.
and Mrs. Fuller: 20 Strength and Stay
OBarnby): Jesus. Meek and Gentle
Harrington}; .Sevenfold Amen CStain-
erl; organ postlude. ''Aarche solenelle'
(Mailly).
The program given by the Students
Club Of the Washington College Of
Music. at the college last Friday, was
as follows:
Spanish" Moszkowski. by Agnes Mes
ser and Ruth Tuckey; "Bluette.'' Duver-
ney. by Adaline Thorton; Rustic dance.
Howell. Margaret Fuller: violin solo.
"Mazurka," wieniawski. Robert Lerch;
Rhapsodie. Koelling. Louise and Marianne
Clark: Songs Without Words" Hoeitzel,
BY the Brookside," Tours, Miss Ciscle:
AT Dawn" Nevin. Miss Beavers: Gre
puscule." Friml. Miss Thomas: "Chanson
sons Paroles" Gruenfeld. Miss Long:
songs, 'Sweethearts Eyes" Kronold.
Though You Leave Me Now in Sorrow"
Lambert. Miss Benzler: Sonata Op q.
No. 2. 1st Mvt.." Beethoven. Miss Hodges;
Sonata Op. 81 1st movement" Beetho-
ven, Mr.. Thompson: "Warum." Schu-
mann, Miss Marks; ''GrIllen." Schumann.
Miss Bradley; violin solo. "Romanza An
daluza." Sarasate, Mr.. Phillips; "Medi-
tatIon." GODDARD, Miss Briggs: Chant son
Paroles Tschaikowski. Mrs Heisley;
.'Tendu Aveu." Schuett. Miss Terrett:
"Valse Caprice" Ran. Miss Latus; songs,
The Temple Bells" Woodforde-Finden.
Thoughts of YOU" Brown. Mr.. Kruger;
Variations in F minor" Hayden. Miss
Perkins; 'Nocturne in G major. Chopin,
Miss Morrell: Romance" Schumann.
Miss Becker: Theme and Variations,
Mendelssohn. Miss Gladding.
The following program will be given oy
David and Clara Names, at their sonata
recital for violin and pianO, before the
Friday Morning Music Club next Thurs
day afternoon at 40 o'clock in the ball
room OF the Raleigh Hotel: Dvorak.
Sonatina in F major, op. loo: allegro riso-
luto: Larghetto: scherZo: Motto Nivace:
finale: Allegro; WOlfFerrari. Recitativo
Adagio. from Sanata in A minor, op. 10;
SibeIius, Melisande; Debussy, En- Bateau.
Menuet: Cesar Franck, Sonata in
major: AIlegTetto ben moderate: Allegro;
Recitativo-Fantasia ben moderate; Al
legrettO POGO mosso.
Another very interesting meeting OF the
Piano Teachers Association is announced
for next Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence of Nine. Won Unschuld. 2i1 Eight
eenth street northwest. Mime. Won Tn
schuld will give a talk
Mr.. Edgar Priest. A. r NJ. c. NJ, Or
give his eighteenth organ recital, assisted
by Master Ross Farrer. soprano. at the
Bethlehem Chapel. OF the Holy Nativity.
this afternoon at O'Clock: Prelude.
Meditation, Elegie, from suite. Felix
BorowskD. Felix Borowsk was born in
England of Slavonic parentage in 1872,
ard studied at Cologne. He lived in Lon
don until 1897. when he became connected
with the Chicago Musical College. The
Of This Suife
TocCatO and "MarChe Solemnelle." hav"
been PLAYED at one Of the earliest recitals
of this series. Norspie!, "Lohengrin.'
Orchard Wagner 1sl3-lSS5l. This Vorspiel
iur preludel takes for its subject the de-
scent of the Holy Grail. and the Grail
motive is the KEY TO the whole work.
The delicious harmonies increase in
warmth and power until the sacred
mystery is revealed. and then die away
as the angels, bearing the holy vessel.
return to their celestial abode "Lohen-
grim was written at the time Wagner
was conductor Of :he Dresden Opera. II
was finished early in lS4S. and received its
first complete performance under Liszt AT
Wcimar in lS1 Soprano solo. a Eesper
Hymn. Charles GoUnOdb. Master Ross
Farrer. Funeral march. from the Piano
forte Sonata. Opus =. chopin. The pro-
found gloom of the opening of this eleGiac
composition is relI"Ved later on. in the
miodle section. trio Tin the major kew
wherein is so beautifully typified the
sleep of death" This march was per-
formed on the occasion of Chopin's
Paris. October %. 1919. Berceuse. Edwin
Lemare).
Mr. Harry Patterson Hopkins. pianist.
will graduate but one pupil from the
Washington College this seasonS~namely.
Miss Mae Millington, Of Brooklond. ID. e.
Miss Millington has prepared for her
graduating recital Schuman's "Fasching-
sschwank." MacDowelTs "Polonaise in
minor" Frime's Vale de Concert" and
Tschaikowsky's Piano Concerto in B
flat minor" with the orchestral reduc-
ton played upon a second piano by Mr.
Hopkins Having studied a large repe-
tory of piano music Miss Milington has
taken as well two years in harmony.
musical history and form. and expects
To give her concert next month.
At this evenings service in TRINITY
Episcopal Church, Third and q streets
northwest. The Passion" by \. p. Gaul
will be sung under the direction Of Mr.
Oscar Franklin Comstock. y" cards o.
admission are required.
The musical program for the blind N
next Tuesday evening will be gwen by
Miss Margaret Wilson. in pavilion seven,
at the Library Of Congress. The greater
portion OF the space is given over To- tn,
blind and their escorts. The small space
allowed for othors Will M doubt TIC fII"d
long before SIS O'Clock. tho hour set for
tho opening OF the song recital, AS all
Will hc anxious to hear the daughter uf
President and Mrs. Wilson.
The Rcbcw Orchestra, II. W. Weber
conductor will give its annual public
concert ON the evening of April - in odd
Fellows Hall. Among the soloists will
he Mrs. Arthur u. Dunn, soprano, ami
Miss Lillian Chcnoweth. conrraIto. A
feature of the program will be a trom-
bone concerto to be played by W, IL.
Walton of the orchestra.
The orchestra will play from manu-
script an original composition OF Georr.
ii. Weber, written for the occasion and
not yet published or named. Each year
the orchestra gives an original work OF
member of the orchestra, encouraging
composition and study.
The Rebew is the only strictly amateur
orchestra in the city. They give only
one public concert each season, but do
much for charity and for church affairs.
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