Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-12
MUSIC
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Justly proud.

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Justly proud.
Pupils of Prof r. $. Roberts will be
presented in private recital at the
blind school next Friday evening. This
will be this instructor S first musical
this season, but others will follow
shortly, large and elaborate affair
being planned fG the early spring.
Rehearshals are being held for the
Sacred Cantata "The Message Of the
STAR" to be presented by chorus of
fifty voices, under the direction of
Frederick s. Mendenhall, dean of the
College of, Music, in the First Meth
odist church, Sunday evening December
20. The regular choir will be aug
mented by other musicians, and the
affair is being happily anticipated by
music lovers generally. The music
written by R. Huntington Woodmen,
foremost contemporary composer, is of
exceptional beauty. No admittanee
fee will be charged, general invita-
tion to be extended.
Under the caption "The Art of
Nine. Gluck," Felix Barowski, the re-
nowned musical critic, was responsible
for a long article appearing in the lead
ing Chicago papers shortly after the
great singers recent concert there.
$50 large was the audience re wrote,
"that gathered in Orchestra hall yes
terday in order to listen to the song
recital given there by Nine. Alma
Gluck that there can no longer be any
doubt of the pertinacity of the singer
who was quite unknown five years
ago."
Many other complimentary things
are said, leading one to conclude that
Nine. Gluck is generally considered by
those in position to know one of the
greatest of living singers
Piano pupils of Frank +. Churchill ap
peared in their first recital yesterday
evening. 1t was a studio affair, tc
which pupils were privileged to invite
their parents and one additional guest
These recitals will be given one eatl
month during the winter in preparation
for the larger public musicals to bO
given in the spring.
The program given last night follows
"Under My Loved Ones Window,
Luella Barnett
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OF Portland w whose nome WIN @ her nu
band IS IN Eastern oregon, S sang WI mo o,
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school of music Just prior to the Me
denhalls who occupy the same positio
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assisted at recital by students