Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-09

role considerable distinction. He looked
we'll, acted we'll and sang very we'll"
Another opportunity will be given the
New York public TO Judge of the combina-
ton of colore6 lights and music this week
when Modest Altschuler and the Russian
Symphony society. which presented scria-
bine's Poem of Fire" that way last year,
will present Liadow's Enchanted Lake"
in similar way. Mr.. Altschuler has
persevered in the idea and studied
changes in its presentation, so the out
come will be awaited with interest.
More than the usual amount of interest
is centered in the appearance of lgnace
]. Paderewski at the Auditorium next
Monday evening. Mr.. Faderewski has not
been heard in Omaha for several years.
For many years he has been acclaimed
as the worlds greatest pianist, and press
and public alike have been lavish in their
enthusiastic praise at his recitals in the
larger musical centers this season.
Nine. Louise Homer will appear at
the Boyd theater on the evening of
January 10 instead of January 16. under
the auspices of the tuesday Morning
Musicale club. Nine. Homer is one OF
the best known and weu-peloved Of great
contraltos. and her appearances at the
Metropolitan Opera in New York are al
ways Of importance. Her program for
Omaha is:
Aria: "che Faro senza Euridice."
from "orfeo ct Euridice"....."..Gluck
(a) o. vie lieblich list das Madchen....
/ S.....:................. Schumann
to( Botschalt ';:;....,'';'..,..'''''' Srahins
w. - ' III.
| (a) Sing to Me, Sing ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
(b) !, Send You Roses (new).,...........
"a The Stormy Evening. Sidney Homer
w.
Aria: Mon occur" from Samson ct
Deiiia '''''''''';Vt''''''''' saint-0aehS
(s) A Ballad of Trees and the Master
o. When Bring to You c SGoawtfk
| Toys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
! (c) Don't Care. .......,......J. A. Carpenter
! I'D Know a Maiden. Blanche Goode
S HMeinT Sna,S9 Stream OLD Irish
Mrs. Edwin Lapham at the piano.
Musical Notes.
! Mr.. Freemantel Is making arrangements
I
about February l. During his absence
from Omaha, ADr. Freemantel has been
soloist with the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra and leading musical organiza-
tons throughout the middle west. During
Mr. Freemanteps former residence here
he was for several years director OF music
| at the First CONGREGATIONAL church, and
was frequently heard in recital work.
Miss Alice v. Davis has been appointed
Omaha correspondent and business repre-
4 aantafiVa for the sfMnaiQaI Leader - n
weekly musical magazine published in
Chicago.
The weekly reeitals by pupils of Alice
Virginia Davis and Cecil W. Bergman
have been resumed at their studio. These
Glasses take place on Saturday after
moons at 1880. after which Mr.. Bergman
and Miss Davis play for the pupils. Those
interested are invited TO attend
Two student concerts will be given dur
ing the coming week, one Tuesday even
ling. January II. at s O'Clock at the Miller
| Park social center. the other at the Cas-
tellar social center at the same hour on
part at Miller PARK Social Center are:
Miss Grace Northrup. pupil OF Mr..
Thomas ]. Kelly, and the Misses Helen
aTf I ssES na PUPILS dsv Of fy M
ing at CASTELAR, Social center will be
Misses Anna Leaf and Charlotte Abrams,
members Of Mr.. Landsbergs solo p'no
class, and Messrs. Joe Herman, Fred w.
lFredericksen. Phinehas Winthrop. Mere
dith Kenyon and Miss Clara Schneider.
pupils OF Mr.. Frank Mach These con-
certs are given by the board OF recrea-
ton OF the Board OF Education, r. Y.
Graft, superintendent OF schools; c. II.
English, superintendent OF recreation.
The Emmanuel Lutheran church choir
will give its regular monthly song service
at the Emmanuel Lutheran church. Nine
teenth and Csss streets. Sunday evening
at O'Clock. The soloists I'm the anthem
will be Rudolph Helgren, Hildur wicS-
strom and Selma Jerpe. The offertory
will be a trio for violin. cello and organ
nth Psalm" Mendelssohn plavod by Miss
Olga Either. violin; IT. p. Pc yell cello
and G. w. Coolidge, organ. Mr.. Coolidge
is the organist OF the church; Berna I'd
Johnston, choirmaster, and Rev. p. NJ
Lindberg, acting pastor.
PUPILS OF Luella Aliens violin school
assisted by Miss Gaines. reader, will give
a program at Kellom school auditorium
"Wednesday evening The following will
take part: Miss Wilson, Miss beaverton
MISS Schneckenburger Joe Harding aTN
Robert Nickel.
The Omaha Conservatory OF Music. n
weekly recitals. presents pupils OF thu
expression department at the CQnserv
atory theater. Sunday, January 2. at
o'clock. The program viii be Furnished
Thy Edith Miller. Frances Baetens, Floyt
Perry. Hazel Yetzer Marjorie Skidmore
Gertrude Marks, Florence Coiterill, Bes
sic Cotterill. accompanied. The seconf
part of the program will be devoted u
a ulay, THE WorkhouFe Ward by lad
Gregory. with Rudolph Bremers. F7oyC
Perry and Hazel Yetzer In the cast