Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

Hiss Grace NeBridG
RS~EHANz y. SoHoTd
combined seating capacity OF Aeolian
and Carnegie hall for the same night.
That Omaha has been able to fill il
as many times as ii has IN the last
year for musical events is greatly TO
the credit Of the city and speaks we'll
for the general interest that is dis
played in the highest class Of music.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Purmott
Eames were in Omaha Wednesday Of
last week. Mr. Eames is the com
poser OF the music for the Gate
City" the pageant which will be given
al Lincoln this coming week Mr.,
1 Eamcs is a pianist and lecturer and
at present the head Of the piano de-
partment Of the Cosmopolitan School
OF Music in Chicago. He was at one
time head Of the piano department Of
| the University School Of Music in
Lincoln and after a period Of several
years abroad he lived in Omaha for
some time, leaving here for Chicago
10 accept his present position. His
music for the pageant is based upon
I Omaha indian melodies and will with
out doubt be Of much interest from
a musical standpoint
Miss Grace Mcbride, who has re-
Gently returned TO Omaha to spend
the summer with her parents, will be
heard in a violin recital under the
auspices OF the Ladies society Of
the First Congregational church at
that ediiice on Nineteenth and Dav-
EXPORT streets, Tuesday evening, June
O. Miss Mcbride was known as an
accomplished player before she went
I 20 Chicago two years ago to continue
her work under Mr.. Herbert Butler,
who was also formerly from Omaha
and who has won his way to being
considered one Of the finest violin
teachers IN the great Illinois metro
polls lie thought so highly OF the
work Of Miss McBride's talent and
ability that she has held a scholarship
under him this last year, Miss Nc
Bride will return to Chicago in the
fall, where she has a class of violin
pupils, On May 10 she was soloist
at the American Conservatory Stu
dents concert at which time the mu-
steal leader said Miss Mcbride, a
very young girl, showed how well
scho0led was her violinistic talent in
! NieuNtemp's first movement oil the +
sharp minor concerto" and incident
ally praised the work of Mr. Butler
and bis orchestra
Upon her program next Tuesday
will be Tartini's Sonata in G. minor.
a group OF short numbers, Konzert
stuck A major BY Saint Saens, two
movements from the Nieuxremps
Concerto IN + sharp minor.
The festival number of the Musical
Leader brought an unusually large
/ and attractive copy Of this interesting
Chicago musical magazine exchange
TO the office of The Bee last week. 1t
is rcplete with photographs and items
/ OF musical interest, with reviews of
many large aud carefully presented
musical festivals throughout the coun-
try with pertinent editorials upon
musical subjects and is usual spicy
/ observations IN connection with the
musical world
An excellent article hy Glenn Dill
lard Gunn on "A Plan tor Granting of
Credits Tor Applied Music hy the Hiqh
| Schools OF Chicago is well worth die
careful pefusal ot any 10 whom this
subject Is of interest In the Chicago
1 schools credit is given IN theoretical
| branches 20 certain extent Mr.
Gum suggests the practical appliea.
tiou ot instrumental or vocal music
Illustrating this from pupils lh these
/ different branches al the afL
I Mt Iunn estimates thar the amount
4 0i money spent lpf music Is almost
equal iu that spent m all Die hiFh
schools % the United States iu Tie
same period lite outlines a branch uf
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mtitt hr INSTRUMENTAL aud vocal sen.
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