Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
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the Auditorium Symphony orchestra sea-
son opened with a full house. Miss Nash
completely captivated the audience with
her brilliant reading Of the LAszt Hun
garian Fantasie." This young pianist
plays like a veteran. merging in her art
an extraordinary combination OF delicate
grace and strength. AZ the conclusion OF
her number there was a storm OF ap-
plause and the young soloist came back
and played Lisst etude
Free Press: Miss Frances Nash was
the piano soloist Of the afternoon and
scored q pronounced success in her play
Ing Of the List Hungarian Fantasie."
Miss Nash has many sterling qualities
to commend attention as an artist OF
splendid ability. She produces a tone Of
great volume. yet never permitting her
self to overstep the mark where her play
ing might become pounding Her tech
niquo is brilliant and easily met the do
mands which I4ssts grateful number
makes upon the performer. Her pianis-
sirno scale passages are limpid and there
IL q refined style about her work, to
which Is added not a little individuality.
Miss Nash was stormily appiaudsd after
her number and as an encore gave q fine
performance OF the Llszt fiat etude.
Journal; Miss Frances Nash, in Liszts
Hungarian Fantasie," showed herself an
artist OF extraordinary skill and vlgor.
altogether a pianist OF rare attainment.
She has distinctness OF execution and
clarity OF phrasing that makes a work
she is playing stand out clear IN it's full
ness. thereby adding understanding to It's
n n M
standard for the solists OF the concerts.
The Evening Wisconsin and Leader had
similar complimentary notices.
Musical Notes.
Today-sacred service by the cholrs of
All Saints church. and 81 Msrys Ave-
nue. congregational church At All gainta'
cnurch, Twenty-sixth and Dewey avenue
At p. m.
November ie-Harold Bauer in piano
recital at Boyd theeter at s:i5 D. m, pre-
sented by Tuesday Morning Musical club.
An informal recital was given at
brownell Hall Sunday evening. Novem-
beT Z by Miss Luella Anderson. viollnist.
ist. Numbers were played from TartIni,
Shopin. Frbish. Schubert, couperin and
This evening the first pupils recal
OF the season will be held at Browneii
Hall. Piano pupils OF Mrs. Emily Weeks
Dromgoole and Miss Sophie Nostitz
NRimSlsa, and violin pupils Of Miss Luella
Anderson. will take part.
November 2s-GeraIdine Farrar and as
sisting artists, In song recital. Omaha
Auditorium. presented by the Omaha Re-
tailers' association.
November 2p-David Bispham and COM
many. In tW0 small uiaVa NAdalaIdau
and the Rehearsal"
Schneider q young bohemian pupil OF
Frank Mach, November H. at Creigh-
ton auditorium. She was assisted by the
advanced ensemble class OF twenty vio-
lins.
he Colvin Piano School presents IN plano
pnnii 81 Janres s.. coivin' TRnrsdSy % even even.
Ing, November IS, at $50 o'clock, at the
Young Women's Chr stian association
numSsrs n five ePoSDs PpUSh the vii frst ntSee tnree
devoted to classic writer's.
Miss Marilla Maxwell, soprano, a voice
teacher Of Fremont, win sing a solo at
this EVENINGS service OF the HRnscom
Park Methodist church, A violin obll-
cato VIII be played by Edward smails,
MIss Alice Mackensis goes to Chicago
Mondsy evening. where she, win sing n
be assisted by a viollnst and male chorus
under the direction OF DR.. Charles Kirk.
The Omaha Conservatory OF Music will
hold q pupils recital today at the con-
servatory building, 1901 Harvey street
Numbers Of the program will be given
by the Following studenta Piano solos
by Miss Dorothy Parsons, pupil OF Mrs
Baetens; Miss Ophelia Reid, pupil OF Mrs
Baetens; Miss Myrtle Fields. pupil Of
Mrs. 6aetens; Edith Merriman,. pupil OF
Mns. Wagner, and Miss Martha Schu-
mann, pupil OF Mr.. Landsberg; reading.
Miss Sylvia Brewer pupil of Miss Wood
ruff vocal solo, Miss Marjorie skidmore,
pupil Of Mr.. o'Neil
A pupils recital will be given under tho
| direction OF Miss Helen Mackin Thurs
| day evening at s:iS o'clock in the Airing
ton block, l6llh Dodge street The plano
numbers viii consist mainly OF compost
tions from the composer Mendelssohn.
Miss Maekin will give talk on the story
OF Mendelssohn's life. Miss Helen Pres
son and Cherlss oieson, pupils OF Walter
and .Be Thou Faithful Unto Death" !"
from st. Paul.
A recital was given Thursday evening,
November II. by the pupils OF the James
Edward CArnal School OF Voice Culture
for the South Side woman's club, Among
these taking part were Louise Bratton,
| Dennis. Jeanne Lee. Marguerite Carnal,
Myrtle wyatt Margery Ghackelford,
Xerna Fowler and Walter Jenkins. Miss
Helen Sturgese. aecompanist.
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