The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-08
vIOLINISTS WIN
FIRST LAURELS
Youthful Pupils Of w. Fl,
Schroeder Play Well In Re
cital On Monday
Evening.
Under Mr.. Schroeder's Efficient Direc-
ton Thirty virtuosos Give Unusual
" Pleasing Renditions OF
ssL.ittle Classics.
Playing with both firmness and feel

Playing with both firmness and feel
ing, the pupils of w. FL. Schroeder APP
peared in violin recital ON Monday
evening at the Park Avenue Methodist
church. Their offerings presented
music that was melodious without be-
coming either evanescent or blatant.
Accompaniments were artistically play
ed by Mrs. w. H. Schroeder.
The concert opened and closed with
selection by the Orchestra. In perfect
time and harmony, thirty violinists,
playing under the direction of Mr..
Schroeder, gave unbelievable volume
and vivacity to stirring rendition OF
Gluck's Hymn from Opera, - Lilies
and Daisies, and "Giding Along by
Greenwald. The ensemble numbers
were noteworthy for their tonal accur-
acy, exquisite symphonic effects, and .
sincerity unusual with amateurs play
ing in aggregation.
The individual numbefs were pre-
sented with uniform excellence and
without suggestion Of stage-fright, =
thing very rare for recital in which
pupils are making, as in many IN
stances, their first public appearances.
Especially commendab1e were Zig
mund Lebensohn 9 rendition of any old
but lifting "Folk Song" Joe VOL
nays moving Interpretation of Bloch s
- Valsette, and Falkner Epstein 3
swinging presentation of a FESTIVAL
March, by Reich. Dennis Gergits
showed distinct possibilities in his
treatment Of BoroWski's Alteration ;,
and Willie Wussow proved that he
could laugh all the while and all other
times SMILE even If he was playing,
and playing well, composition as diff
ficult as Frimlas tsMazurka -
The best single number on the pro.
gram was Miss Hazel Mikkelsen 3
masterful rendering Of Wieniawski 9
6 Obertass''
The complete program for the recital
follows:
Hymn from Opera ........... Chuck
Orchestra
March .....s.......... e. Helm
Malinus Buster
Folk Song ...................
Zignund Lebensohn
FOLK song ...................
Jerome Kan1in
Parting Hour .......... Mendelssohn
Henrietta Gottfredsen, Vina Swift
olski, Hanna Hovey and
Martha Mackbart
Melody -. Bloch
Archie Sneider
Folk Song ..................
Leroy Gasser
Waltz ................ Missa
Walter KaloWkowsh
Valsette ................. Bloch
Joe Wolnay
Evening Song ................ Feune
Gerritt Van Westrinen
The Hope .................. Russarto
Sam Gitlitz
Mlnuer ................. Bach
Harry Cohn. Earl McCarron
Walter Goldberg and
Bert Schaefer
Little Prince .............. Krogman
Amy Wells
Pierrot and Pierette .... Oehmler
Robert Virgil
Festival March .............. Reich
Fallner Epstein
Andante Cantabile ........ Dancla
Irene Hams, Marcia butcher
Mayurka ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Dancla
Ralp Krogh
Folk Song ........... Sandmannchen
Dennis Gergits, Ernest Ostlund
Claude Mitchell and Mr..
Stutzka
Marionette Valsette .... Oehmler
Walter Reed
Serenade Bodine 1880. Gabriel Marie
Harry Cohn
E1egie .........-.. Massenet
Michael sovitzky
Mazurka .-....-........... Friml
Willie Wussow
Alteration .................. Borowski
Dennis Gergits
a-Guitarrero ........ Franz Drdla
I Obertass (Mazurka) 81. Wieniawski
a-Guitarrero .......-. Franz Drla
Hazel Mikkelsen
|a-Lillies and Daisies .......
b Gliding Along ........ Greenwald
Orchestra
Edward Glerum was in Zion City this
afternoon on business.