Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-12

that date called forth large attend. !
ance of music lovers. This was tho
first public recital to be given by Miss I
Turner this season, previous ones being
I private at the school of music, with
which Miss Turner is affiliated. Mrs.
l. II. Galloway, vocalist aud Miss Alice
Judd, reader, lent most arSistic and
appreciated assistance. CLYDE Gardner
and William Sherwood opened the pro.
/ gram with o violin duet, the music OF
th1 two instruments blending as one,
their selection showing corefulncss and
thonght in it's preparation. Excellent
/ rsNthm characterized ;he piano solo by
Melbourne Radcliffe, who by the way
is a very young pupil TO play so well
only eleven years old Bessie Shruuk
is n promising young violimste, who
gave very creditable rendition of
krogmam number, although she has
studied but Il few months. Ross Harris
whose picture appears on today . page
Is something of prodigy, and delighted
the audience with his violin interpreta-
tons He has u good round tone aud
plays with extremely beautiful express
sion for one so young. PeGl Ostcr-
man is piano pupil, who although
out eight years old surprises by tAc
artlstlcness of her phraSing and musical
understanding. William Sherwood stu
dent of the violin played with much
success His music has O rare breadth
of tone and his work inspired an i'm
mediate response. Careful training was
; displayed IN the wC.k of Floyd Sicg.
mund whose execution Of violin mum
Der was full of beautiful expression
and lntelligehtly worked OUT in every
detail A piano composition followed
ms number given b. lconore Fnney,
She showed talent beyond her years,
and quickly gained the approval Of tho
audience. Mary FindlCy, u violin pupil
has an attractive singing tone and
showed much improvement since her
last appearance Maggie Huffman, is
ioithtul worker who gave double
tno,oueh m"nher' CONSIDERABLE musical
Soii.'s was u'houS'ra'eu py Maude
p"N"sv, WIN Hppvu'eu III u piano mum,
= W.. "1uo NuIun'r uiSo soh'luuteu
,,oi,n ~ solo, lh!erpre'ui'ng her numoer
r,'. IN uu.''S,HHu'ue ""u pecul'ar re-
I,nVlnvnV VI tone Unu expression
. aaS neS't ,,,' usonB' savS /" oflllant selection
, unu proved ,,,.,I heIsei, musician OF no
s,nam up''i'y' S.l uoou Iluse.lng ana melo'
Iy wcls outs'uhuihg ue'"l's OF Emma
rinucy ploylhg VINO contributed
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