The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
MUSIC and MUSICIANS

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ing of music, and the neans Of the en-
Joyment thereof viii be given under ths
auEpices Of the Peabody Club OF the Y,
n. G. A. beginning Monday, january G
and extending mp until March q. This
public appreciation course" VIII be man
aged chiefly by Miss virginia Biackhead.
OF the Peabody Conservatory In Bslti-
more, . number Of artists from Balti-
more and other cities assisting. There
WIN be community singing ct the Gloss
OF each lecture. which WIN be held al
s:B o'clock Of the evening Of January
and =. February and 10. and March u.
The Saturday night program at the
Arts Club. which was to have been given
by Mss Eloise Huntington, vioiinist OF
New York. was given instead by Mr..
Henri sokotove. violinist, and Mr.. Louis
thompson. tenor. The program included
some OF Mr.. Thompson's own songs, and
the following violin numbers: .Andante
and Finale" from the Mendelssohn Con-
oerto In e minor. "Rondo Caprfcfoso, .
Saint-saens 'Iouree" Bach, Caprice
venois" Kreisler. Prize Song" from Die
Meistersinger, Wagner. and "scherzo
Tarantelle" by wieniawsld Miss Lucy
Brickenstein was the accompanist.
Miss Beatrice Seymour Goodwin will
give studio tea on Thursday, January
at 14o6 II street, from ( to 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. irving Hyatt. pianist, win play, a
group OF his own compositions, and also
accompany Mrs. Paul Ewing, soprano,
VINO VIII be heard In some Of his songs
Mrs Lillian chenowith. Accompanied by
Mrs. Maude Dunlop gave a number OF
solos at the Christmas dance, given by
the Robert e. Lee Chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. At the
Der q.
gertrude Lyons, soprano, accompsnied
oy Mrs. Charles Brooke Smith, will sing
number OF solos at the suffrage meet
January given at the headquar-
| tefs OF the National woman's sunfrare
Association, 1924 Rhode Island avenue.
SerIude Lyons. soprano, assisted by
MISS Ruth Bronson, violinist: Miss Char
lot1e Louise Hogan. interpretatiye dancer.
anu MISS Casselman, accompanist, gave
an attractive and interesting program
curing the tntermission of the Christmas
at , tL: gwen by Mrs. Regina sawyers.
at the Potomac Boat Club House. Wed
nesoay evening. The program, which was
%ehtnusiasticaly % received. consisted Of the
violin solos: ''Serenade," DrdIa. and
Pastoral Dance" Edward German: So
prano solo. with interpretative, waltz
song. Luckstone, and Sing Smile,
Siumoer' with violin obligato. by
The musical program OF the Friday
Morning Club this week was delishtfuIly
given by Miss Larkin. 'cellist; Miss Cath
crime Lee Jones, soprano; Russell Hill
pianist and Miss Church and Miss Nc
Coy. The following program was given:
Sarabande." "Menuetto l." "Menustto
1nk
Larktng; my Lovely Celia" Monro;
"Jeunes F1llettes," XVIII Century: Flor
di dolcezza," del Vale de Pas; 20 bocca
dolorosa," Sibella; "vorrei." Tosti; 'The
Arrow and the Song" coiburn, Miss
Katherine Lee Jones: Prelude and Fu-
que" minor. Bsah-Lszt: "Jota,'
Playera' Granados; 'Cspricho Criallo."
guest Of the club; lie Occur de ma mie,"
palcroze; "Duettino from Lakme,"
Delibes. Miss Church and Miss Mccoy
The board Of governors of the club in
ciude: Mrs. Knorr. Mrs Howe, Mrs. Day,
Miss Burrage, Miss Bestor and Mrs NIL
ler.
Helen Belt, the young Washington vio-
iinist, will give a recital assisted by her
sister. Marie Belt, pianist. on January S,
at Epiphany Parish Hall, for the blind.
The sacred cantata. The Star Of Beth
lehem," by F. Flaxinston Harker. will
be given by the Double ouartee of Trim
ity NJ. e. Church, New Years eve The
quartet is composed OF Mrs. B. d. shreve.
Miss Ethel Noble johnson, Mrs. Ada
Arundel Pillow. Miss Marion Mccoy.
George Calvert Bowie, Leroy Glider. J.
z. s. Kinsella, and Harry NJ. Forker.
The program will be as follows: Pre-
lude, March Of the Magi' (Dubois):
tnfr n,r axad
Light" bass solo cpropheoy of the Com
ing). Arise. jerusalem" Mr.. Kinsella:
chorus. Prepare Ye the Way Of the |
Lord incidental bass solo. Mr.. Foraker; |
advent trio. soprano, alto and tenor. |
Awake. Put on Thy Strength" Mrs. |
shreve. Mrs Pillow. Mr.. Bowie: con-
tralto solo. How Beautiful Upon the
Ctenor solo). THE Angel Gabriel was
Sent From God" Mr.. Bowie; soprano |
solo. Hail Thou That Art Highly Fa-
vored," Mrs. Shreve: contralto solo. BE |
hold, the Handmade Of the Lord" Miss |
Mccoy; chorus, "And There Were Sheph- |
erds." incidental tenor and bass solos by |
Mr.. Glider and Mr.. Forker; soprano solo.
Fear Not" Mrs. Shreve; chorus GLORY |
to God in the Highest" incidental solo, |
Mr.. Glider: chorus OF shepherds (tenors
and bassos). Let Us Now Go Even Unto |
Bethlehem" tenor solo, And They Came
with Haste" Mr.. Bowie; contraIto solo,
Virgins Lullaby from the Coming of
the King" (Buck), by request. Mrs. Pill
low; offertory. March of the Magi;"
herod ana the magi (bass solo), Now,
When Jesus was Born" Mr. Forker; trio,
(1rst and second tenors and bass),
Where Is He That Is Born King"
Messrs. Bowie. Glider. and Kinsella;
bass solo, "Gp and Search Diligently,"
Mr.. Kinsella :ttenor solo. When They
Had Heard the King," Mr.. Glider; final
chorus, GLORY to God in the Highest"
ALLEGRO Maestoso," Fifth So
nata (MendelssohD.
A musical program for tho morning
service at Trinity NJ. e. Church today
will include: Organ prelude, "Pasto-
rar Overture in c.. Faulkes; anthem,
There were Shepherds incidental So
prano solo, Mrs. shreve). Vincent; Of
fertory, lie Petit Berger" Debussy:
soprano solo. The Newborn King"
CMrs. shreve). Meyer-Helmund; post
Jude, Christmas March" MerkeL
At the Church Of the Covenant this
Afternoon the music will be given by
the Triple Quartet, and in the EVENING"
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