Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23

Craft. American lyric soprano. will sing
the prima donna role. "Rosamund.'' while
William Wade Hinshaw. American BARI
tone. will sing the role OF ''Corvain. %
Ralph Errolle. Albert Relss and Kath-
leen Howard will create the respective
roles Of Auburn" Robin and ''Myriel."
The music Of ''Fairyland' IL said 70
possess exquisite beauty OF an evanes-
cent and spiritual type, and Brian Hooker
has wrought delicately charming idyll.
expressing the relation of the realities
and dreams OF human existence.
-
Camille saint-saens. the most famous
composer now living, arrived at New
York, Wednesday morning. May II. via
the French steamer Rochambeau. en-
route for San Francisco. where he will
make three appearances. AT the age Of
50 he will play the piano, conduct an
orchestra and represent the government
of France One can hardly look at this
venerable musician without an emotional
thrill" writes the Musical Courier. HE
has been a contemporary OF Beriioz.
Gounod, Rossini. Verdi. Brahms. was-
ner, schumann, Mendelssohn, Rubin
stein, LIszt and a host OF other departed
men OF fame When he was a boy,
Chopin was at work. Poe was strug-
Cling journalist. and Abraham Lincoln q
rough-hewn countryman educating HIM
self as best he could"
Musical Notes.
Pupils OF Jean p. Duffield VIII be
heard this afternoon in a recital OF piano
music at the Creighton auditorium
cordial Invitation 20 be present is ex-
tended 20 all music lovers. Those par
ticulariy win be Misses airline McCreary
cara Hofmann. Wynns raiT ue,s i Rn1a
nett and Frances johnson. The program
Will embrace works from the classical
period OF Haydn and beethoven; also rep
! Fesentative modern numbers, BY Aoez.
kowski. Liszt and others. Variety viii
| be given by vocal music sung by Miss
Martha Green and Lloyd Flynn, pupils Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly. The
hour Is p. m.
A plano recital will be given By pupilI
Of August M. Borgium. assisted by Miss
Pa sTs Snpis of Mr. and nd Mrs SIT Tbonaas
| Kelly. At the Schneider & Muller audi
torium, 1913 Farnam street Saturday
evening, May 2 at S o'clock. Those tax
Eleanor Lear. Simon, Elsie Dawson. erac'
Boudo. Parker and Peterson Madame
BOrglum, accompanied, Mr.. BOrBlurn, sec
ond piano. Miss Peterson and Miss Lea
win both be heard in two numbers from
] the works OF the great composers Tn,
program contains much interest.
The pupils Of Miss Ida NJ. Morse vii
| give a piano recital at the Schneider 4
Mueller auditorium. 1873 Farnam street
Friday evening. May q, az o'clock. Th'
pupils taking part are Mrs. =. w. Saal
field, Mrs. Mae Metzler. Mise Irene Mason
| Miss Karythan Jensen. Miss Margare
Huber. Miss Clara Freinn. Miss Florenc'
Jones Miss Helen LeviBon. Miss Aiic'
Petersen Miss Eunice Nelson. Fern Nc
I Coy, Miss Mildred Klepser. Mas Lori
| Newton. Francis Murphy and Miss Ru0
Wilcox. The public 10 cordially invited.
A festival OF old songs wIn Be feature.
at the Walnut Hnl Methodist church
FOrty-first and Charles streets. Thurs
Old Songs" participated IN by the churci
choir. = chorus OF thirty voices. under. m
direction OF George w. Campbell. WI
prove & delightful treat 10 all those VIII
love such time-honored favorftes as "Oi,
Georgia Annie Laurie" "Oid Blaci
Joe" etc, The program Is divided int
three parts. war songs. including emonI
others, rpiSle Land" and We're Tent
ing Tonight" love rongs and plantation
songs and closing with America. Thos
e king part VIII BE- Mr. r. o. Redfield
Miss Mary Day, Miss Ruth osordon. Mrs
A. G. Schooner Mrs. A H Ra@AfAa- w