Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25

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luins
The service flag of the orchestra
bears eight stars, highly crcditable
record, especially when It Is considered
that this represents almost 10 per cent
Of the total membership Carl Fass-
haucr, one of the second violiuists. was
attached to the Great Lakes station and
became a member of the Great Lakes
quintet which was taken abroad with
President Wilson and the other MEM
bcrs of the peace delegation. The mem
berS of the quintet were all profes-
sional musicians who entered the serv-
ice, and their musical work attracted
much attention.
A LETTER addressed 20 the Music
"A Editor Of the EvENING PrBLIc
LEDGER makes the very pertinent in
QuirE as TO why givcrs Of solo recitals
whether for voice. piano or VIOLIN do
MOI either themselves or have some ono
TO II for them, announce the names OF
IN" pieces they play as encoreS and also
announce when there are any changes
made in TN" program as printed
There seems to be no earthly reason
why tlcS" announcements should not be
made ana every reason WHY they should.
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professional musician to be familiar
with everything in the literature Of
music for an" one instrument. and II
unlu"StiUndbly lends interest 10 per-
tormance when the audience knows 70
what il is listening. AS bearing out the
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