Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-04-22
MUSIC TEACHERS
WILL MEET SOON
Annual Convention to Be Held in
Milwaukee.
SESSIONS APRIL 20 TO u
Fifth Meeting of State Association
Will Be Under the Auspices of the
Marquette Conservatory of
Music Faculty.
SESSIONS APRIL 20 TO ~

Madison.-The Wisconsin Music
Teachers association will hold its
fifth annual convention in Milwaukee
April 20 to %, at Marquette univer-
sity, under the auspices of the Mar
Quette Conservatory of Music faculty.
The convention opens Monday aft
ernoon, April 20, at two o'clock in
Gesu hall, Thirteenth and Sycamore
streets. Mayor G. A. Bading will
make the opening address. The ad-
dress of welcome will be made by
Leborius Semmann, dean of the Mar
quette conservatory. Arthur Locke,
Madison, president, will make the re-
spending address.
The first chamber concert will be
given Monday afternoon at three
o'clock by Miss Phillips, pianist, as
sisted by Mrs. Eduard La Budde, mez-
20 soprano. Miss Phillips will render
Schumann's "Papellon," Mendelssohn's
"Audante Contabile, B major" and
'Scherzo's E minor; "Chaconne," by
Dubois; and Concert. Etude, Les
Vagues," by Moszkowski.
A reception will be held for the
delegates at six o'clock, following
which many of the members will at
tend the concert to be given by the
Thomas orchestra and Milwaukee
Musical society.
Tuesday morning a business session
viii be held, following which a con-
cert will be given by the faculty of
the Wisconsin Conversatory of Music.
At the business meeting Miss Adeline
T. Rocker will read paper on The
Relation of Musical and Technical
Training"
The concert will be given by Miss
Kathrine Clarke, contraltO; Frederick
Carberry, tenor; Frank DIN Thomp-
son, pianist; the Dvorak trio, consist
ing of Pearl Brice, violin; Grace Hill,
cello; and Winogene Hewitt, piano.
At the afternoon meeting Prof.
Peter w. Dykema of the University
of Wisconsin will read a paper on
Democracy and Music" after which
a concert will be given at $3.50 o'clock
by Elsa Kellner, soprano, and ]. Erich
Schmall, pianist.
A banquet will be held Tuesday
night at six o'clock in the Plankinton
hotel, at which concert will be given
by the Marquette conservatory faculty.
Those taking part will be Anton
Bumbalek, pianist; Louis La Vale,
baritone; Iva Bigelow Weaver, So
prano, and Ralph Rowland, violinist.
Wednesday several sectional meet
tngs will be held. In the piano Sec
ton a paper on Modern Technical
Perspectives" will be read by Jacob
MoerschI Mrs. Estelle Reade, Ripon
college, will be in charge of the vocal
section, and Mrs. Nettie Booth Wegg,
Monroe, of the violin section.
In the public school section there
will be a demonstration of the work
accomplished by classes from public
schools, under the direction of Miss
Helen Poole, supervisor of music in
the Milwaukee schools. Theodore
Winkler, Sheboygan, is chairman.
At II o'clock Wednesday morning
the Wisconsin College of Music faculty
will give a concert in Gesu hall.
Those taking part will be Hans
Bruening, piano; William Jaffee, vio-
lin; Marie Schrup, viola, and Hugo
Bach, cello.
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
a business meeting will be held. The
committee on public school credits
viii make its report and there will be
s.n election of officers. At four o'clock
a concert will be given by Pearl Van
Vlfet, piano; Mrs. James Oastler, con-
Eralto, and Albert Fink, violin.
Owing to the convention being held
in large city for the first time, a
large increase in membership is ex-
pected.