The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

Steinmehl, A. W. Turner, Mrs. Ray South, Mrs. Addie Twiner, Mrs. Regina Marks, Mrs. Charles w. Stansill.
 Second violins: Oliver Chalifoux, David Wienstein, Fred Rosenbaum, Carl F. McCool. J. warren Tomanick. Miss Jes- sic Thompson
 Cello: Charles Gumprick. Michal schil- Ter, Walter Herman.
 Violas: William Kopp, Carl Burck
 Bassoon: James L. Mckenzie. G. Du- hamel
 Basses: John Kohnschlag. Hern Burck Frank Lehman.
 Clarinet; Ernest Romeo, Richard Brand Flute; Jack Link, Ewald Ham, G, G. Soeller, Ewald Haun.
 Trumpets William Nappi, Joseph Lom- bards, Irving M. Levin. Oboe: A. Rabbu, F Kelleman.-
 English horn: F. Kelleman. Horns: Albrecht, J. Ringer, o, schrick- eL H Kind.
 Tuba Ernest Motte
 Piccolo: Ewald Haun.
 Tympani: Edward Rau.
 Small drums: Charles P. Thiemorege. Xylophone: Victor Wahn.
 Glockenspiel: Edward Rau.
 Harp: Miss Bettie Gilmore. Mrs. Alice Chalifoux.
 PROGRAMME Friday, symphony Night.
 
 inand Dunkley, conductor
 Soloist: Miss Grace Kerns, soprano; Mrs. Edna Gockel-Gussen at the piano.
 1. Overture, "A Cald Sea and Prosper ous Voyage" (Mendelssohn). ?, Sym phony in c minor (Mozart), Allegro mol to. Andante, Menuetto, Allegro assai. 3. Aria, "Depuis le jour" from Louise (Charpentier), Miss Grace Kerns. 1. (aJ Ballet suite from "Rosamunde" (Schu- 'berO Andante un poco assai Andantino. ] (b) Song of India (Rimsky- K orsakoff).
 INTERMISSION
 5. Ballet of Sylphs (Berlioz). G. Songs (a) Snowflakes (Mallinson); (b) You Are The Evening Cloud qIorsman); Co Mes sa ges> (Grey); (d) Song of The Open U4a- Forge), Miss Grace Kerns '. Morris dance. Shepherds Hey (Psrcy Graing- er) Mason and Hamlin piano used. Saturday afternoon, Popular" concert. Treble Clef chorus of the Music Study club, Ferdinand Dunkley, conductor
 soloists: John Hand, tenor; Miss Re becca Bazemore, contralto; Miss Bettie l Gilmore, harpist L Overture, .'William Tell' (RossinD. P2 Cantata "A Ballad of Lorraine (W. G. Hammond). Treble Clef chorus and orchestra; Miss Rebecca Bazemore, so- loist. 3. Aria--Cieloe Mar (La Giocondaj, l CPonchiellD, John Hand. f. La Gitana" 1 (Iasselmans}, Miss Bettie Gilmore, ,. AnQdnle CdllstDltt. Op. Il NASChdlfAON sky). string orchestra. 6. (a) Ballad l David Stanley Smith tb) The Zincali 1 David Stanley smith, Treble Clef chorus and orchestra. T. Songs (a) Re- citative. 70. Loss of Sight, Aria, ''To- tai Eclipse" Samson QIandeD; (b) The l Crying of Water Campbell -Tipton); Co 1 Hymn to The Night (Campbell-Tipton); 1 (d) The Brand of the Rose (Ferdinand Dunkley), John Hand 8. March from 1 'rTannhaeu uSer'' fWagner1 1 Saturday, Choral Night.
 Soloists: Miss Grace Kerns, soprano; Mrs, c. Guy Smith. contralto; John l Hand, tenor; Forrest Dabney Carr, bass; Mrs. Edna Goclsel-Gussen at the piano. 1 Part l.
 l l. Suite, 'I' Arlesienne" (BizeD, Pas torale, Intermezzo. Menuet. Farandole, ] 2 Songs, (a) Dawn ePearl Curran); Cbl ] Robin, Robin, Sing eM Song (Spross) i Co Homing (Del Riegol; (dl~ At the Well (Iageman), Miss Grace Kerns. 3. (a) Irish Tune from County Derry iPercy Grainger) (b) Irish Reel, Molly on the 1 Shore, Percy Grainger). | Part H.
 1 Cantata, sStabat Mater fRossini), Miss Grace Kerns, soprano; Mrs. Guy c. Smith. contralto; John Hand, tenor; Forrest Dabney Carr bass. Chorus and orchestra Mason and Hamlin piano used.