The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-16
GOOD MUSIC RENDERED.
At Goddard Commencement Recital to
Large Audience.

The commencement musical recital
given at Goddard seminary last eve
ming, beginning at s o'clock, proved
very entertaining event of the com
mencement week to a large body of
alumni of the school, students and
many townspeople. The people mani
Tested their keen appreciation for mu.
sical talent with hearty applause.
And there was just occasion for such,
as few programs of this kind given
at this institution hate shown results
of such careful training and instruc-
tions.
The program consisted of one vocal
number in French, another, selection
from la Traviata," given in Italian.
and three piano numbers that required
the use of two pianos to be executed
in advantage.
The skill and manner in which these
% separate numbers were executed by
the amateur musicians and songsters
was a compliment to Miss Betty
Brown, the vocal instructress, and Miss
Mary f. Lease, piano instructress,
partment of Goddard a merited repu-
whose untiring efforts in the past
year have gained for the music de-
tation that cannot soon be erased.
The music department, and especial
ly the vocal class, has extended beyond
any previous record of the school due
to the appreciation by the student
body and public of the ability of the
music instructors.
The program which follows Was Civ.
en- behind stage front respleadent
with red and white peonies and roses,
and set with deep clusters of green
ferns;
March and chorus from Tannhauser
(Wagner), piano en- semble, by Misses
Currier, Evelyn Davis; STARS Bright
ly Shining" (Brontel, vocal, by Miss
Rita Hayward; 20, for Breath of the
Moorlands" (Whelpleyl, vocal solo, by
DIR. Roscoe Avery; "Scherzo tMendels-
sohnl, piano selection, by Miss Verna
Sartelli; vocal solo, Loves in NV
Heart" (Woodman), Miss Bolton; pi-
ano selection by Miss Edith Little, "At
an Old Trysting Place" tMacDowelI)
a vocal solo by Miss Dorothy Currier,
"The Pilot" tProtheroe); piano selec-
tion by Miss Arlene Hutchins, Bar
ceuse" (Godardl; vocal numbers by
Miss Mercedes Sennett, given in
French, "To You" and "Je Sais que
vols etes jolie" piano solo by Miss
Dorothy Currier, THE Humming Bird"
{ (Kroegerl; vocal solo by Miss Alice |
"A Birthds" (Woodman); a /
piano selection with Miss Hope Leon
ard. Doris Smith. Edith Little and |
Ruth Kelton playing the "Cossack |
Dance" (Loew); vocal solos by Miss 1
Ruth Kelton, "Still Unexpressed' and |
Parting (Bondl; piano selection by
Miss Laura Genest, "Barcarolle" (God- /
lrdl; piano solo by Miss Evelyn Da-
is, "Nuit d'Ete" tBinetl; vocal mum
,ers by Miss Mildred Fitzgerald Da-
is, Thou Art the Night Wind"
.Gayl and II Know Hill' tWhelp-
eyt; piano solo by Miss Doris Bar
on. "Polonaise" Chopin; the girls
Iuartet consisting of Miss Ruth Kel-
on, Dorothy Currier, Lillian Avery
nd Rachel Bolton, sang AT Twilight"
Raft vocal numbers by Miss Ruth
Walker. Swallows Wings" (Maleyl /
nd "Leetle Bateese" tO'Haral; piano
olo by Miss Mary Allen. "Liebes-
rsum' (Litztl; a grand opera selee
ion by Miss Mildred Bombard. "Aria"
rom la Trayiata" (Verdi); piano Sc
sctions two pianos) by Misses Mary
Hen and Helen Rossi, peer Gynt
uite" tGeigl, Morning" Death of
.se," "Anitra's Dance"