Evening star., 1921-04-17
Musical Mention

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Morning-Organ Prelude. Lovely Ap-
pear over the Mountains tGounod).
tredge; offertory. The Heavens Are
Telling" (Haydn). sung by Mount
Pleasant chorus; organ postlude.
Duke Street" (Hymn Postludep.
Whiting. Evening service Organ
prelude. Evening Song" Johnston:
(Speaks). sung by Mr.. Fakler; offer
tory quartet. The Lord is My Light
Parker): organ postlude. March"
from "Lohengrin'D. Wagner.
Or. Adam Geibel. the blind com
poser-musician of Philadelphia. will
be at Ingram Congregational Church
10th and Massachusetts, avenue north
east. this evening at s. DR. Geibel
Will sing. play the violin. piano and
organ. conduct a short sing" tell a
short story of his life and work and
compose extemporaneously a piece OF
music to any set OF words which may
be given to him by the audience.
The musical numbers on the pro-
gram will all be DIR. Geihers com
positions and viii be rendered by the
adult choir. the Junior choir. Hazel
Bachschmid. soprano; Mrs. Edward
Crossman. contralto; Harry wilkins.
tenor; G. A Johnson. bass: George
Hathaway. organist: Mrs. II. H. Nc
kee. director.
Hazel Bachschmid has just re-
turned from Atlantic City and Phil
eral engagements to sing at private
musicals. Mrs. Bachschmid has been
| engaged by Mr.. Leman, the conduc-
LOT or the symphony orchestra on
Steel Pier. Atlantic City. to sing with
that body May 80. and again for a
season in midsummer.
This afternoon at S o'clock the choir
OF Ingram Church will render a pro-
gram of music to the inmates OF John
| Dickson Home Resides several
choruses by thirty-five voices. there
Will be solos by Mrs Bachschmid.
MIS- Crossman. Miss Mum. Mrs
Charles BeaH. Mr.. Timothy Quinn. Mr.
u. A. johnson, Under direction OF
Mrs. H. H. Mckee.
A subscription concert by the Choir
Glee Club will be given Wednesday
evening at Sis at the First Conere-
gational Church. when the seventy
| voices with vocal and instrumental
! soloists will be heard in the follow
ing program: Break. Break. Break
Neidlinger; The Fir-Tree," Rosen-
stein; Swing Along" Cook; Con.
! c'Nadeshda"). Thomas. Beulah Har
| per Dunwoody; Three negro spirit
uais ta) Deep River" Diton: ID,
Swing Low: Sweet Chariot" Bur
Dis Harves' Pass" Burleigh; Anvil
Piano solo. :'BaIiade In G Minor"
Chopin. Kathryn Dawson; medley.
Depuis le Jour C'Louise"D. Charpen
tier. (bl "At the Well" Hageman,
| Elizabeth w. Campanole; When
Maid Comes Knocking at Your
| Heart" Friml; "A Rondel." Macfar
lane; "a Song Of the Sea-" Stebbins
The thirty-irst public organ re
cital in the Central High School Au'
| ditorium will be held Tuesday a
sS Be- assisted Ef Dit abn ahey J. IEfans Ks fendr w
| accompanied by Mrs. Klein. an
Genevieve Crist, violinist accompa
| MED by Madeleine McGregor and a
ensemble of twenty-four cellos.
| Under the direction of Mary He.
Howe. director of vocal expressi.
at the Academy of the Blessed Sacr:
ment at Falls Church. Va, q benef
performance was presented for til
academy during the past week. Th
outstanding features were the CON
edy. The Convention of Realist
Readers" and the closing "Gyps
Scene" (VerdD. The choruses by til
/ junior and senior classes. as well a
ceived. Marie Howe Garziglia, teach
| er of piano at the academy, CAV
/ artistic support at the piano as "a
/ companist. The full program was a
follows: Piano solo. Polish Dance.
/ Scharwenka. Eileen Beattie; tn
piano solo. Told at Twilight" Smit'
, Margaret Wilson; chorus. "Serenade
Schubert. Senior Glass: the Irish Jii
! Mary and Dorothy Murray: choru
Class; piano solo. ''GaSotte." Jeffer,
Mary O'Sullivan; piano solo. I'll
Happy Farmer" Schumann; Conven
tion of Realistic Readers in whic'
the following took part: Eileen Beat
tie. Ruth McKeever. Louis Howard
Anna Hayes. Loretta Richardson. Lii
Ian Roberts. Enid Hogan. Catherina
Healy, Carol Bodmer and Margare'
Wilson: piano duet. Spanish Dance.
Moszkowski. Anna Hayes and Mar
Lasson. Cathleen Beattie: chorus. ITO
Spring." Gounod, Senior Glass; piano
duet, Military March" Schumann:
choruses, Little Rose Bud" Ingra-
ham. and April Girl" "Fairlamb. Junior
Scene" verdi-queen. Cathieen Beat.
tie; gypsies, Senior Glass.
Marie Howe Garziglia, accompanist
Mrs. Henry White has word that
Florence Steffens Scott. whose recital
here in February was a musical event
of much interest, has accepted the posi-
ton Of soloist at the First Baptist
Church Of Los Angeles, the largest in
the city. She has been very cordially
welcomed in the musical circles Of her
new home, and has recently given pro-
grams before the Browning and Shake
speare clubs. She has also been made
member Of the Los Angeles Musical
Club.
Gurle Luise Corey has recovered
from her recent illness and left for
an extended opera tour last Sunday.
Marguerite Wickersham. soprano. was
the soloist for the lobby concert. Y. NJ.
c. A. Monday, giving the following
numbers with fine effect: Aria from
LES Huguenots,' Gounod's "Serenade."
Haydn's Mermaid Song and several
encores.
The fifth recital of the season under
the auspices of the District of Columbia
Chapter Of the American Guild of Or
ganists was given Wednesday at $50
pm. in Mount Vernon NJ. f.. Church
South by Adolf Torovsky. A. A. G. o..
organ mist and choirma ster of Epiphany
p F.. Church. and Fulton B. karr, or
ganist of Emmanuel p. f. Church. Ana
csStia- This recital was in honor OF the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding
of the American Guild of Organists.
Mrs Josephine Mack -Cottrell has re-
signed her position as contralto soloist