Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-02

not for The wars ana turmoil IN Eu-
rope we should not have been prlVil-
eyed to hear this wonderful artist; foI
/ that no doubt was responsible for his
| booking with the National company
and making his first tour cf the Unit
ed States lie possesses personal
magnetism TO a marked degree, ana
! IL was marvellous 10 see him stand
there, SO serenely and naturally, with
out any visible effort causing those
glorious, sonorous bass tones 70 roll
out In great waves of melody.
Rodolffs program number was
Mid the Fair Throng, tQuesta o
Quella) from "Rlgoletto,A an ex-
tremely melodious number, interpre-
ted by him IN a splendid. gay man
npr Ills response 80 The nslstent de
mand of The audience was Mother
Machree." lie sang hu' one verse
of the latter, hs though ia convey tho
impression thai II they were merely
eneoring him &c be polite, nc would
not dctain them long. 'The audience,
however. knew there was another
verse and they clamored for II so EN-
phstically that he graciously again re-
sponded
iicchis program number was My
Troubled Soul from Simon Bocea-
negra, (by Verdi, and hc rendered
Y IN an altogether mastery manner,
his hig musical bass tones enthralling
his auditors.
The favorite duets Home to our
Mountains" by Miss Jarman and Sig.
Rodolfi. and "Miserere" by Miss Ray
nolds and Sig. Rodolfi, were beauti-
fully sung as were the great quartets
from Rigoletto and Lucia, and one OF
the most "seinlillatingly' lovely num-
beers OF the whole program was the
Trio from lombard by Miss Ray
nolds and signors Picchl and Rodolfl.
The difference between your
own and other peoples children
is the difference between virtue
and vice.
C0MNIisN CEMENT MUSIC.
Preparations are well under way
for the musical features Of the uni
versity commencement week. The
university festival chorus, comprising
the university choral society. the
cholrs of several city churches and a
number OF the citys best singers, will
meet thy afternoon ~ o'clock at
thehigh school auditorium to rehearsc
Win the Philharmonic orchestra in
preparation for the baccaidureate SCI
mon next sunday All singers ure
urged to cooperate In this movement
by being present m the high school
this afternoon.
Monday night May 10, at Rodev
hull, the commencement concert VIII
ne given under the dire, tion ~ Pref.
=. stanley Seder, head Of the depart
tf Ga ne
OF the best solo talent In the city will
participate, including Mrs Mabel Ste.
VEINS Himoe, pianist, and l. l.. Tello
Niolinist a quartet consisting Of
Mrs katherine Grimmcr- Bailey, So
prano Miss Louise Thorn, n STANLEY
Seder and Robert r. Sewel will give
The Persian Garden" by Liza Leh-
nann. The University orchestra and
TRUSS quartet viii take part in the
program, also the University Choral
society viii present q cantata Paul
kevere's Ride, hy Carl Busch. with
| Louis llesselden as soloist
On Tuesday morning, May II.
at luiao at the CONGREGATIONAL church,
Professor Seder viii present tho come
inenooinent organ recital with the as
sis'ance Of AIRS j. .. Schwentker. so.
pfano. Ills program viii contaiis
standard selections bN Bach. Midor'
Dvorak and Wagner The soprano
numbers Will include well known
senRs by Cadman and Landun Ronald
The musical feature az the COM
inencement program on Wednesday
morning, May 18th viii he a solo bv
Mrs, Elizabeth II Bradford the wei
Known vocal aud dramatic director of
me eitN She VIII sing Sumner" BY
| thaminade Mrs bradford win also
ht heard to the solo In Gaunnd's
'Sanctps. al the Ruccalauroate pro-
gram. The University orchestra will
furnish the halance of the music for
Tue commencement program.
Bencdfck Every man ought to
nave a salary that will enable
I HIM ia marry
Bachelor. Yes, ANA then he
| ought % have enough sense 10
stay slngle.--Iife.
THE fOitlNl6iiTtN CLUB.
The Formightly Music club has had
something doing With unusual and en-
ergetie frequency lately Most OF It's
/ efforts have been concentrate upon
The recital engagement Of Mrs. Marie
| White Longman, bat 1t has also had
anne IL heid twa meetings within one
week for the special study al TIE
COMPOSITIONS 81 Weber and Sehuhett.
! The, first OF these meetings was held
- the home Of Mrs Il. r. Pollock.
where besides the Interpretation OF
I Weber and schubert compositions by
Mrs Reid, Mrs Hughes. Miss Nichols.