Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
.MUSICI :
BY HENRIETTA M. REES.

- the great outdoors will be
the chief interest, and the musical
season will gradually come to its Gus
tomary end. But many things are
scheduled to happen before this
comes to pass. This is not to be
season that mildly gives up to the
inevitable; rather it is going to be
one which will defy fate, and fight for
its life with all its might, and if
present indications do not fail, it will
last we'll along into the month of
May. There will be several local con-
certs which will awaken interest, and
be OF sufficient Importance to deserve
cooperation and support. There will
be one or two recitals by visiting
artists, the Menoma Chorus with the
Omaha Symphony study orchestra,
the Mendelssohn Choir May concert,
and the usual crop Of pupils recitals
which will keep the unsteady inter-
ested busy for some time to come.
The Tuesday Morning Musical club
closes its activities this week with
business meeting and students pro-
gram. This club has presented one
local concert, and numerous visiting
artists, all of whom have shown the
wisest choice and discrimination in
their selection and who reflected great
credit upon the program committee.
The Boston National Grand Opera
company has come and gone, giving
rarely beautiful performances under
ideal circumstances, but for some rea-
son financially unsuccessful.
This Sunday and more especially
next Sunday the music of the church
will lead in importance, and many OF
the great masterpieces of music writ
ten to commemorate Easter, will be
heard in the various churches. The
sincere music lover finds his greatest
inspiration from the highest type of
church music, when it is we'll pre-
sented, for there is to be found in it
nobility. grandeur, inspired lofti-
ness OF thought, and an ethereal
beauty which appeals to the best in
one, and which gives such music a
most important part in the uplifting
influence of religion.
A recital unlike any probably ever
heard in Omaha will be the harp re-
cital by Miss Loretta DeLone at the
Hotel Fontenelle this evening at 8
o'clock. There will be harp quartets'
and many interesting and novel fea-
lures, besides the novelty of harp
recital itself, which with the excep-
ton of the recital, Miss DeLone her
self gave few seasons ago, have not
taken place in many years in Omaha,
although one occasionally reads of
them elsewhere. This is Lenten
musical and Miss DeLone wishes to
announce that it will be an informal
affair. in order that all who are in
terested in the harp may conveniently
attend. A number of musical people
xviii have dinners at the Fontenelle
the concert. The following
lprogram indicates what may be ex-
lpected:
Z Miss DeLone, accompanied by Misses
i Eeas Dierks. Timms and Sheen.
brief History of Harp.
E7F7 -. Miss DeLone
EHsrp soii--ts) Meditation .....:.. Thomas
T (b) By the Waters Of Babylon. label
Miss DeLone. |
Tenor solo--(a) Hosanna to Our Kiug-Al
| (b) Meeting OF the Waters (songs with
| s. Irish harp) ....................... |
| tc) Minstrel Boy. ....................
Mr.. Lynn sackett.
Harpolosus--The FOOLS Prayer...Roland Sill
Reading. with harp accompaniment, |
| Miss DeLone.
Harp Quartet-scherso ......... .verdalie |
Miss DeLone, accompanied by Misaes
Dierks. Timms and Sheen.
|
Tenor solsn1f with All Your Heart.
L. Mr.. Lynn sackett.
Harp soii--Sal Andante Relisioso; ;pierne
| .(b) All Through the Night. Thomas |
l., Miss .DeIIone, 1-
| Harpologue---The Bravest Battle that
| Ever Was Fought. linn. Anon |
Miss DeLone |
Tenor solo-The Publican. Van de Water |
Mr.. Lynn sackett
Harp soli tby request)-(a) Melodies.
fo n nasre das SWINE, ;c;;odefro,d
| Harpologue-The Home Beyond. |
Truths Message neutrality-suspicious..
The Golden Rule. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss DeLone |
Tenor Solo--The Palms, .Faure |
Mr.. Lynn Sackett accompanied by |
four harps and plano. |
Harp ouartet-Marche Triumphale Gounod
Miss DeLone. accompanied by Misses
Dierks, Timms and Sheen.
| AL inc piano, MISS EuytuS Dleuhhcys
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The Tuesday Morning Musical
club will, hold its annual business
meeting Tuesday afternoon, April
3, at the Brandeis theater at o'clock.
| Officers for the coming year will be |
elected and revision of the constitu-
ton considered. The students pro-
gram, the last program of the season,
will begin at $3.50 and will be as fol-
lows:
Murmuring Zephyrs. Jensen Nieman |
| Margaret Bourko. |
Ml Impauence. ...'.......'..':.so hsoer,
| Gertrude Ellsworth.
Gondoliera. Sd Suite. ....Frans Ries
Flora Shukert.
The Lark's Song. ............ Tschaikowsky |
| Ellanore Baxter. |
No. I Students Concertino. Adolf Huber
1 Rose Dubnoff
Prelude. Cycle Of Life. 49,. .Landon Ronald
Mrs. Josephon Barton, jr.
Etude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Renhold |
| Dorothy AFTER.
Lusinghier, Bel Raggio. ............R ossini |
| Mabel Neatel.
Last Movement eNinth Concerto. De Bsrlot
| Clara Schneider.
\ The Cry Of Rachel. go. Mrs. Sumner Salter
| Bertha coffey.
| f. PART ii.
| Scotch Poem. .....,............ .MacDoweli
| Nancy Hulst ..
Rigaudon ........,.....M onsisny. 1737-1sl7
| Gertrude Them.
Cherry Ripe. Charles Horn
1 Eunice Conway.
i In the Woods. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Staub
i Mildred Mabery. 80. 49,.
| Spanish Dance. ....................R ehfeld
i Mabel Hinzle.
/ The Prophet: o Mon Fills. 1900. Meyerbeer
ii Ruth Gordon.
/ Noctune, n thtt.s...s ...sss.s... .Cnopin
IL Ann Axtell