The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
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Ernest Prang stamm. Tulsa or
ranist Of note ard one ~ the lead
dng artists in this section pf the
country, viii begin at g. 10 o'clo Is
Sunday afternoon a scricH OF nun
lic organ rocitals 10 ho glV"l
weekly through the winter ana
spring at the FIRST Chnsthh
church.
A rare opportunity 90 hcar IA
worlds best music played h' onlY
nm accomplished musician can pl",
IS that OF Tulgans IN fhc rr'ltlI
series. as MIR St1mw e. iln 'pua
Of any orrenist who has visited
ruian on public occasions ana ar
tists OF hts rank are usually 10 ne
heard only n the larRost cities. lto'
citnls are for the entire community
and written requests FOR roWpoHl'
tlons placcd In u designated rr'"p-
tacIc in the entrance foyer OF IN"
church will be complied with by MI.
Stamm in order ana as 'NpldiS "a.
possible II Mr.. Slamm does nov
have the selection requested IN M
library Of organ compositiuhH' h'
will order II.
citala will be local and out-of-town
artists OF the piano, harp. voice. or
ohcstrn Instruments ana rV'dlhk
The programs will be OF great hti
attractive variety MIR. staHin WIu
render on the organ compositions
which have long had n place III w
music treasure house OF the wnfiu
and others lust completed ny unl'
authors At some date In the lu-
ture MIR. Stamm will play "Thc scn-
mans Song" conn oslll"h ue"
Gated to REV. Meade Dutt, pastor ot
,rsa "a N.
~ the sonE were written by MI
NUT and piyon n musical setting
iy Mr. Stnmm. Mr.. Stamm VIII
eiso nlay n composition written ana
dedicated TO him by the woIl-knoWh
california organlst, Roland Dlsgle,
Tho recitaiS will begin promptly
nj g.s0 o'clock each sunday attet
noon and will close equally prompt
ly Mt a:2O o'clock. Last year rhey
were enjoyed by hundreds OF
sans. To the interest In the music
itself rendered on the spl,t,uln :"
ran Is added pleasure In the peeu-
tifu, surroundings OF tho Chrhtinh
church. The rocitnls will continue
until June 1. AZ,
MIR. Stamm came 10 Tulsa at the
beginning OF tho present year from
81. Louis where he was promihent
IN the musical life OF the city re
~ n native OF st. Louis and tho son
OF n well known tenor soloist. lie
has studied piano II years ana OF,
gan 10 years, He studied horopa
for five years In England, ithiy unu
Germany, While In Germany ne
stuaicd under walter Fischer, one
~ the great Bach players OF the
present time, and under Xavier
schnrwenka, head of Berlin con.
servatory. lie gave n number or
organ recitals at different places
In Europe. He returned to ths
country I'm 1907 A.,
Composer as well as player, Mr..
Stnmm now has 81 compositions
vocal, organ and instrumental, IN
circulation. He also has severni IN
manuscript form which VIII be pun
lished as they are perfected
Particular interest attaches 10 the
recital sunday afternoon from the
fac. that one composition VIII De
PLAYED by Mr.. Stamm without tne
use OF his hands. lie will DC ASSIST
ca on the program by Mrs. q. o.
phaffcr soprano Boloist m the
First Christian church.
Numbers on tho program VIII ne
ma follows, % '"roccata and tngue
IN ID Minor" (John Sebastian Bach'l
one OF the great masters, known MS
the father of music born IN per
many in 1886, died In 1850. ne
practiced necessarily and perfected
himself in the art OF composition.
Ills "well tempered Clavichord'
also preludes and fuguos Tor organ
are known the world over ana u"
orpantst can homo TO be a master OF
his instrument until he has thor-
oughly familiarizcd himself win
these preludes and fugues' Thh
romposition represents one or ms
most serious and the music while
extremely classic. is nevertheless iuIi
OF color. CD "Suite Ioyeuse hol-
and Digglc. ,a) prologue tol