The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-04-22
MUSIC and MUSICIANS


The Motel Choral Society. Otto T.
Simon, director, will give it's final con-
cert Of the season Wednesday evening,
May 2, at s:45 o'clock in the New Will
lard ballroom.
In addition to a choral program the
Organization will continue its expert
ments in color music. Three such
choruses will be given in combination
with changing, mobile color, thrown on
screen.
These selections are Springs En-
ehantment" CBantock); Sorrow" Fin
nish song. (Palmgren); ITO Zante,
words by Edgar Allan Poe, (Hol-
brooke).
George Davis will have charge of the
color manipulation. Miss Caroline Cur
tiss, of New York, will be the soprano
soIoist, and will sing arias by Mozart
and Massenet
The accompanies will be George H.
Wilson and Miss Lenore Baker. Miss
Jean c. sitter, S23s r street northwest,
is the secretary of the society.
Piano and violin students OF the pre-
paratory school affiliated with the Won
Unschuld University Of Music, gave
recital last Saturday at the Raleigh
Hotel. They were assisted by Miss
Ethel Coffin and Miss Constance Fine
KEEL, assistants of Nine. Won Unschuld'
and by Miss Marion Watson, of the
Piano Teachers Training Course, each
Of them giving a brilliant number.
The program follows: Mazurka
(Chopin), Miss Muller; Valse, la bien
aimee (Schuett), Master Lassagne; Noe
turne (Field). Miss Varela; the Wild
Horseman (Schumann). Miss Merrill;
Song without words CMendellssohn),
Miss Schneider; The Merry Farmer"
(Schumann). Miss Hargrove; AN
dante" (Gluck), Miss Varela and Mas
ter wilpan; 'Etude" CHeller), Miss
Mckee; Love Song Giszt). Miss God
dar; 'Bagatelle" (Beethoven). Miss
Schwartz; Prelude (Rachmaninon)
Miss Beatty; Turkish March" CMozar)'
Miss Hugueley; "Menuet' Schubert
Miss Leibel; Sonata CHayden). Miss ".
Price; Romance" (Rubinstein), Miss
Hammerle; sanata CBeethoven), Miss
Noetzel; 'Menuet" (Beethoven). Miss
Colt; Rondeau brilliant CWeber-LiszO'
Madeleine Lazard-von Unschuld; Grieg'
Concerto A Minor, Miss Coffin; "Scher-
20" CChopin). Miss Constance Ftnckel;
military March" (Schubert-Tausig),
Miss Watson.
Mrs. Huron Lawson returned last
wednesday from giving song recitals at
New Windsor, Nd. and Shepherdstown'
w. Va, where she has been asked to
return next season.
The annual dinner of the Washington
chapter of the American Guild of Or
ganists was held Monday evening, when
speeches were made by Dr. F. Ward
Denys. o. F. Comstock, and the dean OF
the chapter, Harry Wheaton Howard
who was elected to serve in this capacity
for the second year.
The members present were L. c. At
water Miss ]. Glennan, A. Gumprecht'
Miss NJ l. Sewell. Mrs. G. Warfield. J.
A. W. Harmed, DR., William Stansfield,
Miss F. Frost, Miss I. B. Adamson' and
Mrs. c. n. Sylvester.
Guests present were Miss May s.
Brown. Mrs. NJ. G. Humphrey, G. n.
Owen. Miss Jessie MacBride, Mrs. Will
liam Stansheld, Mrs. A. w. Harmed, c.
n. Sylvester, H. G. Wilbur, Miss Ruth
Gerlach, S. Lerch. and c. w. OConnor
Estena Neuhaus, pianiste. and ]. Howe
Clifford. reader will give their second
recital at the New Willard Hotel to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
The program follows:
Sonata, in minor (Chopin), Allegro
maestoso, scherzo. largo. presto non
tanto; reading, "Cymbeline,' part of act
V CShakespeare): adaGio BACH. ''Une
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in A minor CRubinstein), The Night
ingale," melodie russo (Alabieff-LiszU {:
etude de concert QisZt, and Hungarian
rhapsodie Q4isZD.
Piano pupils Of Mime. Won Unschuld
and vocal pupils of Mrs Stacey Will
Jams, Of the Won Unschuld University Of
Music, rendered a selected program last
Monday at the Y. NJ. c. A. Enthusi-
astIc applause and recalls rewarded the
brilliant and artistic performance of the
musicians.
The program follows: Concerto. A
minor CGrieg). Miss Ethel Coffin; Love
Song" 0.iszt Miss Virginia Schwab;
The Lindebaum" (Schubert and Valse),
Mrs ]. J. Stahl; nocturne Chopin, Miss
Dorothy Roberts. and Scherzo Chopin,
Miss Constance Finckel
Sydney Lloyd wrightson will present
his pupils at his annual spring recital in
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