Arizona republican., 1916-01-09
Wirh Local Musicians

WICh Local Musicians
 Ivar Skougaard teacher of voice and Frank Lloyd Stuchal teach of violin at the Arizona School of Music will appear in concert in Chandler the coming week. Daisy Motley pianist will be the accOmpanist.
 The choir of Trinity Pro- Cathedral is preparing an un usually pleasing musical program for the ritual song service of the church. The service is specially appropriate for this season of the church year. The Venite was composed by Flagler and the Te Deun by Spencer-Lloyd. Both of these numbers are sung universally in Episcopal churches at this season. The offertory was 5chnecker's an them arranged for organ violin and chorus with solo parts for soprano and baritone. Mrs. Helena Mum Redewin, soprano and Jas J. Me Bain, baritone will sustain the solo parts with Robt Pratt playing the violin Mrs. w. E. Deity, Organist and MT. Pratt will play the prelude anG the postlude. William Conrad Mills. choirmaster, is in charge of the services.
 
 ed Monday. after a weeks vacation. with an enrolment of a large num- ber of the new pupils especially in ;he French and Vocal departments. The dancing department will open a new class for High School pupils this week.
 Miss Louise Hill of Prescott re hor Gfrr dies at the Arizona School Of Music. The operatic quartette composed of four of the best known vocalists of Phoenix will render a concert at the Osborn School on Thursday night. the Thirteenth of January The con cert is to raise funds for the pur- chase of a grand piano for the school The entertainment was scheduled December 3O but was postponed on account of bad weather.
 The younger pupils of Miss Bertha Kirkland presented the following program at her studio Wednesday af- ternoon at four o'clock:
 In the Hammock ..-......... .Cadman
 Bernice OMalley
 The Word .. ....-........-..W Wing
 Emma Catherine Edwards Study-Dorothy Cook.
 Nocturne .-..-....-...-.-. Ieyback
 Louise Baptist
 Song ....-..-............ Old Irish
 S. D. LuVent
 Sonatina ............--.... DiabellI
 Mary Alice Christy
 Tuesday evening. January %. Mrs. Shirley Christy of the Arizona School of Music will present Margaret Bea- trice Falcs reader and Mary Mild red Smith pianist at the the third number of the Faculty recitaIs given at the school this year.
 The annual dance of the Musicians Mutual Protective Union. local No. 5Se of this city will take place on the evening of the eighteenth at Pat rick's Hall. An orchestra of twenty pieces will render the music through out the program and elaborate pre- paratiOns are under way. Those who have attended the unions annual dances speak very highly of it's af- fairs and certainly. from a musical standpoint, they produce four times the number of musicians usually present at other local dances.
 
 Mrs. Shirley Christy of the Arizona School of Music has been able to se- cure William Orth as a member of her faculty. MT. OTth is very tal- ented young pianist and made a num- Der of public appearances in this city in the the past two years. He is aT- ways received with enthusiastic ap- preciatiOn.
 Edith Liebenow played at one of the clubs last week and again demon strated her wonderful ability as violinist Her intonatiOn and inter pretation is marvellous for one so young. Phoenix has every reason to be proud of this young girl who is unquestionably a clever artist. She has received all her instruction from Frank Lloyd Stuchal, who is her