Omaha daily bee., 1917-02-18
Omaha Musical Notes

Leopold Godpwsify, who will appear in a
| recital at the Brandeis theater on Tuesday
afternoon. February 20, under, the auspices
of the Tuesday Morning Musical clnb,s re-
i Gently appeared In Denver and ip Los
Angeles. The enthusiasm was so great that
he was brought from San Francisco for
the second appearance, Here in Omaha, the
outlook for a large audience on Tuesday
afternoon also is most promising as music
isns and music lovers are looking forward
with much interest to the coming of this
celebrated pianist The program will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
| Mrs. Louise Shattuck- zabriskie. violinist,
and Edith L. Wagner, pianist, will present
a novelty to Omaha audiences in their forth
coming sonata recital at the First Christian
| church, February 81. Although sonata re-
| citals are given In many other cities, 1t
just so happens that this is the first to be
presented in Omaha. Both Mrs. Zabrislde
and Mrs. Wagner are popular in musical
circles, where their talent and muscianship
have won them hosts of friends. Tickets
for this recital are now on sale at the
| music stores.
Paul Reibers tenor. who appears at the
Metropolitan Club House next Sunday after
noon, Is called the Master of Lieder, Chan
con and Folk Song" Mr.. Reimers appeared
in Omaha before the Tuesday Morning Mu-
steal club and made an instantaneous hit
last season. His programs are most enjoy
able. and the one to be given next Sunday
afternoon will be no exception.
Madam Charlotte Lund, prima donna So
prsno. comes to the Young Women's
Christian association auditorium for a con-
cert on the evening Of February Is, AL
though off Norwegian parentage, q grand
niece Of Ole Bull and a relative Of Greig.
she Is intensely loyal to America. Her re-
pertOtra Ia eYfeuSiye- coyerinE the French
as we'll the German, italian and Scan
dinavian schools. Musical America says:
THE marked applause indicated the audi
ence's approval of Miss Lund's pure voice.
her Interpretation, skill and her variety Of
style"
Marguerite Melville Liszniewska, pianist
will appear In recital at Brownell Han for
the benefit of the building fund. Saturday
evening, March .. Madame Melville Lisz-
niewska is making her second American
tour this year after many years spent
abroad. For eight years. Mime Melville Lisz-
niewska was assistant to the late Theodor
Leschetizky. She has toured Germany.
Russia, England, Scandinavia, switzerland
and Holland and appeared as soloist with
many famous orchestras. Madame Melville
Lisaniewska Us one of the few women ever
admitted into the Royal Mastsrschool for
composition in Berlin. Two Of her best
known compositions arc her sonata for
violin and piano, which was awarded
a prize in Paris by distinguished judges, and
quintet which has been played by the
celebrated Rose quartet of Vienna and Prof
Dessau of Berlin.
One OF Patrick ONeils pupils, William.
Hunt, goes to Red Oak this week to sing the
double parts, Adama and Raphael. in the
Creation" Miss Bovard, who has come
from Des Moines to study with Mr.. ONeil.
expects to make career in light opera.
Last Thursday evening pupils OF Florence
Basler- Palmer gave musical for the Ben
Hur Lodge in the Lyric building. assisted by
pupils of Miss Mackin, Mrs. kittleson and
Mr.. Brill.
This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Old
Peoples Home. 22l4 Writ street, a sacred
concert will be given by pupils of Florence
Basler- Palmer.
'"rhe serenaders." composed OF perform
ers on the mandolin, guitar, banjo and
ukelele. are planning to give a concert about
the second week In March at tho First Chris.
tian church. Francis Potter directs the Or
chestra.
party Of omahans went to Arlington,
Neb Thursday to assist local musicians in
giving the cantata of Paradise" by ]. W.
I.arman. Mr.. Elsner directed the cantata,
Mr. Carnal sang the bass parts, Howard
Steberg. tenor; Mrs. Elsuer soprano, and
Miss Parmelis Engle. contralto. Miss Mar
guerite Carnal was the accompantst Airing
ton furnished a chorus of fifty voices.
The words OF Dr. Edward A. Rumely, q
well known New York puhiicist, build up
beautiful picture of the all-powerfut In
fluence of music in the home circle; Music
In the family circles builds up the intimate
relations between parents and children. be-
tween sisters and brothers, that are the
basis Of the finest feeling in life, Sharing
in experiences such as hearing OF the great
master pieces Of music. brings the family
circle closer. Music enlarges the life Of the
individual Through music our own minds
are strengthened and clarified. We are
elevated so that We can share the expert
ences of the great human leaders. The
passions, the emotions of life, moods Of
other times and OF other people become our
own The things that can never be put into
words are communicated by music,' There
fore get music In the home In every possible
way, II you aim to make your dwelling
place the center Of happiness. Let the girls
practice playing and singing to their hearts
content; let the boys whistle around the