The Washington herald., 1921-11-13
Music Briefs.


At the Church of the Covenant
this afternoon the double quartet
will sing for the first time this sea
son. In the evening at o'clock.
the evening choir will give the pro-
gram. Both services are under the
direction Of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son, with Harvey Murray at the or
gan and In the evening with CLAUDE
Robson at the piano. The pro-
grams follow:
Afternoon.
Organ prelude: Andante B nat,
Peace; anthem: Prepare Ye the
Way Of the Lord" Garrett; Unci-
dental solos Miss Bolln. Mr.. Back
ing and Mr.. Miller.) Baritone solo:
BLOW Ye the Trumpet in Zion"
Spross; CMIller). Anthem: Through
the Day Thy Love Has Spared Us, ;"
MAYOR; Incidental solo. Miss
Bolln). onertory anthem: Fear
Not Ye o Israel" Lansing; unci-
dental solo. Mr.. Backing) Organ
postlude in B flat, West
Evening". q,
Organ prelude; anthem: Watch
man! What of the Night" Sar-
geant-Fiel Incidental solo, Mr..
eAASAD oOpAoAlO SoAO- DlCcSCd
Are They Who Mourn" Ward
stephens. Miss BolIn; anthem: 81
Hear Thy Voice." Lang, Incidental
solo. Miss Boiin1: offertory anthem:
''Hosanna in the Highest" Stainer:
At the recent meeting OF the Ala
bama Society the musical program
81
Miss Lillian Chenoweth, Christ in
Flanders" and There is No Death"
accompa MED by DR.. Clifton p.
Clark: violin and cello duets,
Messrs. Daw and Landvoigt.
Melody in F." and "TraumerI." &C
companied by Miss Minerva Bailey.
Brilliant. daring feats Of impro-
visation, rising to emotional heights.
sinking to emotional depths" have
won the plaudits Of all England
for NJ. Marcel Dupre. who is to
make his American debut on the
night Of November Is in the Wanna
maker Auditorium in New York-an
event eagerly awaited by organIsts
and musical societies generally
since John Wanamaker first an
nounced the coming Of the noted
French organist NJ Dupre is to
appear in a series Of recitals in
New York and Philadelphia, with
Charles NJ. Courboin.
The twenty-seventh students
concert OF the Washington College
OF Music, Inc, 10 announced for
Thursday night in the auditorium Of
Central High School. Those taking
part in the program will be Miss
Dorothy Sornborger, Kenneth
Douse, Mrs. Marie c. Deal, Durward
Bowerson, Miss Stella May Bryant.
Miss Clara Young. Miss Marjorie
Davis. Miss Estella Thomas ana
Miss Sara Becker. The college or
chestra Of sixty will be under al
rection OF C. E. Christiani.
With winter galloping downIupon
us. tho National Bureau for the Ad-
vancement of Music, New York, has
issued q folder showing the result
Of q survey OF municipal Christmas
caroling in 1890 and providing In
spira ton at the coming Yuletide.
Washington was one OF the 33o
cities and towns where caroiinr
was Q feature Of the last Christi
mas celebration and no doubt will
again Join enthusiastically In the
nationwide observance Of the Ma
tivity IN song.
For the thousands OF people IN
| Greater New York who desire TO
take up grand opera, and who have
not the time or means to foster this
desire, a plan 10 on foot by which
the formation Of q grand opera
choral club Is TO be established.
Milton Aborn, the impresario, has
arranged to form an evening chorus
class which will be open TO anyone
who has the voice to qualify for
| membership. There VIII be no
charge for instruction, which VIII
be given by eminent coaches sun
der Mr.. Aborn's personal supervis-
ion.