The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-10

sarIes of recitaIs given each
Ia nv the members of the faculty
IS school Of Music of Florida
s...e college are eagerly looked TOT
- 70 by the student body and
ss.nda of the college. On Thursday
ing there was very brilliant re-
~, ,ntroducing Miss Mabel DeCamp
49,, soprano, assisted by Miss Ger
-.,aa Tsidor, violinist.
~. songs were divided into three
-a,,,s one of Arias from .Mozart's
s,,o--iage Of Ffgro" and Puccinf's
.,[oaame Butterfly" one group of
r-.nch and italian songs, and the
s,,a Of modern English songs, thus
ing the audience an opportunity to
s,soa her work In various styles and
dor various demands Of voice. Miss
p,ack proved to have lyric soprano
4 great purity of tone and of delight
=, ouaIity. She did marvellous work
!, delicacy of tone in the pianissimo
,ossages. Her soft high c at the close
- @Roses in the Morning" dedicated
"a her by the composer) was charm
!, itself and delightfully."- true in pitch.
Her sustained work in the Mozart
Aria evidenced her excellent control
II her voice. Puccini's Aria gave her an
,,nortunity to show her artistry in
sonp Through the entire program Miss
Rrack proved herself not only a singer
With a lovely voice which she used
srt,sticaIly, but also a young woman
Of attractive personality and stage
peserce.
Miss Isidor played the Romance and
A Ia Zingara from Wieniawaskis Sec
cond Concerto, a colossal work for the
violin. Miss Isidor has been apprecia-
ted on so many occasions in the last
year that she was greeted with storms
Of applause upon her entrance. The
wild abandonment Of her interpreta-
ton Of the Gypsy music, together with
her technical equipment made the
number a memorable one. Her group
consisted Of the celebrated Minuet by
Beethoven, an arrangement of ''Old
Folks at Home" by Zimbalist. Cap
nee viennois by Kreisler, and an Allie
gTetto by her master, Tirindelli. This
last number was g very attractive
Caprice which called for double stops
and pizzicattis in unexpected and rapid
succession. Miss Isidor played them all
with good technique and artistic finish.
Miss Ella Schoble Opperman, direct
or of the school Of music, was the ac-
companist and aided greatly in the
success Of the evening.
The following was the program:
Arias-Porgi amor (The Marriage Of
Figaro), by Mozart. Un bel di Vedre-
mo TzFa6ap,a P-r%farP1vN nv P,,ccfpi
Concerto, No. 2, Romance, A la
Zingara, Miss Isidor.
Songs-C'est mon Ami, Old French; :
chanson Norvegienne. Fourdrafn;
Fiore che langue. RotoH: Pastorale,
Old italian, by Miss Black.
Minuet Carr. by Maud PowelD, Bee
thoven; Old Folks at Home, Zimbalist
Caprice Viennois, Kreisler; Allegretto
op. 10, Tirindel1f by Miss Isidor.
Songs-Down in the Forest, Ronald:
Roses in the Morning (Mss), dedicated
to Miss BIaclx) Gaines: In Summer
H. T. Burleigh; The Owl Courtship
Gaines; The Awakening, Spross. by
Miss Black.
Christmas Vespers at the College.
The Florida College Glee club will
present a Cantata called Christmas as
Vesper service on Sunday afternoon
December fourteenth. There are nine
ty-five college students in the chorus
and an accessory chorus of twenty
five children selected from Miss Rhoeds
Piano Normal class. The Cantata will
be conducted by Miss Emma Boyd OF
the faculty Of the school Of Music.