Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
ORGAN RECITAL CHARMS
 BIG NORWICH EHdRus

The Norwich Music assoc .ation; Mnien s IS geinE in quiet way so much for Nefwieh niusicaily, held it's Deceiil Der meeting iii the Cotnrounity house on Church street Monday evening. giv- Ing m organ recital to which the fjtib-
 nc was ifivited. A large and enthusi- astie audience foeii atvautaee of this opportunity to listen to a fleiiehtf1ii program provided by Gettfrie5 ii, ledsrleln, fellow of the American Guild Of Qrgaflistss who Is erganist at Tenn pls Nfaana- El. New York. NIT. Fedef- leiri was assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Buck. inghafl Of Jewstt City as soiuist. Dr. Joseph II. Seldefl, president of the association. iii his bfief opening address stated that hearty thanks were due the trustees of the United church hgiise without charge, and i'd Mr. Fedefleih, who genereusiy gave his services for, the evening coming from New York for the purpose.
 The following program was then presented and greatly enjeyed:
 Ahean!e con fnoto tfrom the 'Un- l finished Sympheiis''1, Schubert Bergefade MeianeholidGe,
 ts. Georges Jacob Prelude and F'ague in 4 minor, Bach I when the Land Was White. Arans 1 Mrs. Lloyd c. Buckingham.
 Mediation from Thnis. Masseues SpriflE Song, NaFtTa Fia n . Eoma1ee Sans Paroles Bonner Caprice Ifefeidtie. t5of,,,st
 songs My Mother Taught Me, Dvorak l Mrs. Buckingham
 AlleEfetf6 in B minor, r.utlma h, By the Brook, paReisdsffts
 Ar. Afratsel for ofzan bY MT. Fedefiein.
 Two Short Pieces, IeFinFf6e i,,1 | Allearett6 ---'> 1 Allegro Moderate
 Seherza ua.a, l The Aiidante( fratia Schui,a,.t,s hear.
 tifal The Unfinished syfrlphonv will It's lovely tiahissiif16 effects and nIaih. tive feitefafins ff1eleiv Was h1aref
 With KHehest appreciation and deli. l ceay. Tie peisfient iragedj, of ths BefgeFade MeiaAclelidue and Legend } reminiscent Of fairy tales aiid fascinat. , ing with it's whimsical rapid move 5 ment gave the oF@aiist a chance t, demonstrate q particular quality of fin 1 gefifg and temperament which wa ,, , most appealing. Bacf's Prelude an, F'uatie from A minor, abeunding il : light fufif1iil- hassaEes. with the noet ! ieal charm ff the prelude predominant was splehdidly done.
 The always lovely Meditation feor
 Tfais. the Snrihe Song. ana. the Rn
 iilante Sans Paroles were three esne l rialiy eharff1irs numbers. earf one in 2 ternreted. with artistic intelligence. f In marked contrast to these nictiir n nettte selections was the Capric t Hefoiuue with It's martial notes an Y stirring call fo arffis, full of briiliar !. | chords and fihiv iyaih sined }i1aas,,-e e nia+'ad ~ith ssaia"diA dramatic dt41it, r Guilnlani's Allegretto in B Mihr . was perhaps one of the most delight n ful numbers, Q miniature music dram h which showed the organs fine ton Il equipment by frequent uses of tn {, rnelodious diapasof stop.
 s By the Brook. 0 lively ripping ae
 compartment the actual melody play e Cd entirely bs the left hand, was give I with true appreciation of it's wlliins | cal nature.
 Mrs. Buekingham's songs were
 pleasing iflterlude in the instrument;
 music. Her lovely soprano voice WE E heard to finest advantage iil When tt '; Land Was White tArens) and Dvd :. Fak's chafmingly blaihtive Songs M > Mother Taught Me. both numbers be !, ing given With Richness of tone an | eleafest diction. Responding to an if :. sistetit efieore. she sang very sweetl s Tho Night Has Thousand Eyes, Et
 organ accomplishments were playe = with His usdal rare taste and abilit e by Frederick ". Lester
 The Music Association conside,
 itself. sihgalarly fortunate to have SC
 cured for this organ recital an artis of such exceptional qualities and ac # qulfeHients as Mf. Federleini Wh Ii deeply interested and engrossed hi if audience by the stimulating perfeetio n of his playing. His program selection !. we're essentially representative of ti $ best In music, giving Reener pleasur if to his hearers, who were deeply ap !. preciative of the evenings offerings.
 This is the fifth public organ reeiti
 which has been given under the aus
 pices of the association, whose prepe s ganda it is to interest the people ( Y Norwich in music, and the pleasui i, which they as an organization enjo ' The January meeting will be hel - fthe Monday following Christmas { Slater Hall Annex.
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