Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31
MuEicai Noten.

Musical Notes.
A great deal OF interest Is being dis
played In the recital given by Anna Leaf
and Olga Either, Tuesday, November 2,
at the Omaha Conservatory auditorium,
2S0l Harvey street. The young women
will be assisted by Miss Ruth Flynn and
Mr.. Sigmund Lands0erA A miniature
symphony orchestra selected from
Omaha's best orchestral resources will
furnish the accompaniment 20 the Mozart
plano concerto, Louis Scnnauber concert
master Mr.. Dandsberg conducting The
program is unusually interesting, pre-
senting, as 1t does, each of the little
other numbers The following Women %n "a
have taken an active interest In the sue
cess of the recital;
F.. S. Cowgirl, Nate Mantel.
r. B. Howell w, l. Harris
j. M. Metcalf, Samuel Katz,
N. p. Fell.
J. NJ. Finn, secretary Omaha Musicians
union, local 20. and the participating or
chestral members OF the association have
also interested themselves In this extraor-
dinary recital, Anna Leaf. is remembered
as the little girl who created such an i'm
Pression sco 10 before ore the be- Tuesday Morning
In recital about two years ago and her
playing is recalled by many of those who
were present as remarkable for her age.
The following program will be pre-
sented at the concert benefit Woman's
Relief Corps Memory Day association
Wednesday, November g. 1915. at o'clock
at the Young Woman's Christian asso-
citation auditorium:
PART l.
Miss Adelyn Wood, pianist.
Beulah Dale Turner. soprano.
Jessie Florence Conway, reader.
Mr. Harry Disbrow, baritone
Mr.. Charles THEM. cello; Mrs. Charles
THEM. piano; Gertrude THEM, violin.
Fine Liebensovelle-(a) Spring, Cb1
Summer, (c) Winter. Erich ]. Wolff
Miss Adelynn Wood.
Beuiiahh Dale sale Turner. Turner; AD'N''0"'
Jessie Florence ConAway.
0h f MT and amGpT %ps Charles Tb;em IL silesu
Gertrude THEM.
ta) All. L0ae But Day.................
o. Apple Hcss;o;m MTs Time n. H. A. bssea ssts1
Beulah Dale Turner.
@SS}I san1 sspaanlses Dance.'''.'......i;F Rehfield
Ss) -Four Leaf Clover..C. Whitney Coombs
II, Mr.. Harry Disbrow.
CD 'Scherzo' .:,..:...... Eugen d'Aibert
Miss Adelyn Wood
Mr.. J. e; Brill. yiollnist. will play the
play. play a solo during the service. The
Snolr uhoer the direction OF j. II. s..
Simms will sing, the setting of the Te
Deum In u by Horatio Parker, and an
anthem, Souls of the Righteous" by n
Tertius Noble.
Mr.. Jean P. Duffield has moved his
Plane Ph,IS,u studio do to rooms 3 and O. Baldrige
Mr. Duffield went to Topeka Wednesdsv
as accompanist to Mr.. George Hamiin,
in recital given by Mr.. Hamlin and Miss
Hamlin was in Omaha Tuesday.
The department Of music of Brownell
town studio for piano. and violin, open
to all whether pupils Of Brownell Hall or
not. The, faculty include Emily Weeks
piano. and Lueila Anderson, Violin The
studio Is located at SIS McCague building.
You, are cordially invited to visit the
studio.
Henry Cox announces an informal re-
cital OF chamber music and violin and
hall Of the Omaha School Of Orchestral
Instruments at Seventeenth and Farnam
streets on Monday evening, November /
at S;l5. The public is cordially invited.
Miss Luella Allen and Miss Grace Han
cock gave a pupils recital Saturday af-
ternoon at 26-H Arlington block. Mrs. r.
ID. Shotwell gave several readings The
following took part: Miss Enid Lindborg,
Miss Frances Wilson, Miss 'wenger. Miss
Irene Zitzman, Donald Rain, Richard
Barmettler, Robert Nickel, Frank Faik-
ner, Henry Zelinsky and Milton BARNET
tier.
The Colvin Plano school presents in
piano recital Evelyn Wore, aged 12 years
pupil Of j. s. Colvin, Thursday evening
November 4. at $50 p. m, at the Young
Woman's Christian association auditor
tum, Seventeenth and St Mary's avenue
The program will include numbers from
Bach. Beethoven, Sgambati Dvorak,
MacDowell and several modern compos-
ers.