New Britain herald., 1914-11-20
FINE PROGRAM FOR
 HAR1'S RECITAL
iluCh Interest in Concert to Be
 Given Wednesday, Dec. Z.

The complete program for the concert to be given by Theron Vol colt Hart Dec. ?, at the South Con- gregational church, was given out today. The members of the Wood- ruff club, under whose auspices the concert will be given, believe that MT. Hart's entry into concert work will be greeted by large audience. He will be assisted by Miss Lillian Eubank, of the Metropolitan Opera company of New York, whose biggest number on the program will be the aria from Gounod's "The Queen of Sheba."
 MT. Hart has made his own conn., position the last on the program. Variations on a Christmas Hymn was composed especially for this re- cital and is peculiarly suited to the organ of the South church. MT. Hart's friends are greatly interested in this number.
 The program follows:
 Part I.
 Triumphal March from Aida t
 Verdi (This march occurs in the second act of Aida" and marks the triumphal entry of the Egyptian
 troops, preceded by the trum-
 peters into the city of Thebes, which has been capturedo Mir. Hart (a) Yesterday and Today ....... ...... Charles Gilbert Spross (b) Somewhere a. Voice Is Calling
  (c) Thy Beaming Eyes ........ ........... Edward Mcdowell (d), EcStaSy ItuIIlIuoll Miss Eubank. (a) Grand Choeur in B flat ............ William Faulkes (b) Intermezzo in D flat
 Alfred Hollins (Mr. Hollins is blind organist and is noted for his charming melodies. The intermezzo is especially we'll adapted to the echo organ).
 (c) Notturno in c. Edward Grieg (Grieg is the leading exponent | of the Norwegian school and his l wierd harmonies suggest the cold and barrenness of Scandinavia). (d) valse D'Amour ... Max Reger (Max Roger follows the ideas of the new French school of compo- sition. The delightful modula- tions in this number are beauti- 1 fully adapted to modern or | gans.)
 l MT. Hart. 1 Part IT. Aria-Plus grand daus son ob- l scurite, from The Queen of l Sheba" ................. Gounod
 Miss Eubank.,
 (a) Ave Maria .... Franz Schubert (This beautiful number is known
 the world over. The melody is ef- fectively played on the flute d'amour and the piccolo har-
 monique.)
 CD Idylle ..... Charles H. Maskell
 (An exquisite theme played with
 the soft solo stops and chimes.) l co Chanson SUI Soir .. H. Alexander Matthews (An evening song containing
 very tuneful melody by an
 American composer.)
 MT. Hart. (a) The Cry of Rachel ......... 1 ......... Mary Turner Salter (b). Slumber Song ....... Gilmour
 ........ R. Huntington Woodman l Miss Eubank.
 (a) A Springtime Sketch ....... | ..... Chester H. Beebe 1 (Clever and catchy.) | (b) To Wild Rose ........... ..... Edward Mcdowell (c) A Deserted Farm ........... l ...... Edward Mcdowell (MacDowell Is perhaps the most
 noted of American composers
 and his characteristic music is
 admired by all music-lovers.
 These two charming numbers are
 from his Woodland Sketches
 composed in New Hampshire.) (b) Variations on Christmas
 Hymn (Goss) Theron Wolcott Hart
 (New. Composed especially for
 this recital Theme. Var. 1, Ale-
 gretto. Var. 2, Tn the style of an
 Allemande Var. 3, Allegro
 scherzando Gin Grieg's style)
 Var. 4, March religioso. Var. 5.
 The Chimes" Var. 6, ''Fi-
 nale.")
 ..' MT. Hart.