The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
WASHINGTON MUSIC
STUDENTS TO GIVE
CONCERT TUESDAY
Program Arranged for
29th Appearance at
Central High.

uiub. n ColieCtiOn lOT IlublC Wccn
will be taken.
sohn's "Ruy Bias" as an overturs
by the college orchestra. Mis'
Edna Gilbreath then will give q
piano solo, Impromptu op. 81
(Schubert).
der two vocal selections. "A Mem.
ory" (Thomas) and Loves a Mer'
chant" (Carew). Miss Evelyn Scot
on the violin. Accompanied by tn,
orchestra. Miss Tamara Hasselblat
will render on the piano Beethov'
ems concerto. c Minor. first mvmt
Next will be two cello selections
"Cantilena" (Goltermann), anC
''Tarantelle" (Squire). Mr.. Dentor
Ledford then will sing Donizetti'i
"Spirito Gentil." The orchestrs
then will give Haydn's Symptom.
in e Major.
The second part Of the program
opens with. Lszt's Sixth Rhapsod,
on the plano by Benjamin Rather
Miss Hazel Bergstrom then viii
sing three selections. "A Road That
Lovers Know (Stoughton). "ThoI
Art the Night Wind" (Gaul) anc
The Sweet OF the Year" (Salter)
Next will be a violin solo. Concerto
No. Z. (de Beriot). by Miss Till,
Kravitz. Miss Gladys Pfirce theI
will sing PLUS Grand Dons Sol
Obscurite" from Gounods Queen o.
Sheba- Mrs. Mary w, Goldman will
play Chopin's Ballade. A Flat.
Donald CLANCY then will render
two violin selections. Cavatini
Ram and Slavish Dance (T4n
kaus). Mr.. Price, Mr.. Miller. Mr.
Paul. Mrs. Miller. Mr.. Ledford an,
Mr.. East will close the program
with the Sextette from Lucia d.
Lammermore (DonizettD.
The orchestra Is composed OF tn,
following:
C. E. Christiani. director: FRS
violin: Estella Thomas. c. B. Gray
Rena Greeneberg, Kenneth Douse
Frieda Hauf Irwin, Samuel Dessor
Tillie Kravits. Herman weihe. Ma
rie Menzel. H. Zimmerman, Davi,
Kushner. Minnie Buchalter. I. A
Denison. Robert Edwards, ]. F
Russell. Donald CLANCY. w. G
Young. Viola: Robert Stearns. c
B. Sornborger, II. c. Gauss. Harr,
W. Howard, A. c. Spencer: Cello
Spencer Prentiss. Mary Hinshaw
Hazel Benton. T. W. Menzel. Ralpl
Jonse: bass: w. F. Doyle: timpani
Elphonzo Youngs: piano: Marjori
Davis.
Second Violin: Dorothy Dick
Clyde Duvall. Mary DeLane. Flor
ence Zimmerman. Alice Meredith
Paul Ward. Mildred FIeenor. Ber
nice Shepard. Joseph Muir. Beatric
deLadurantaye. Stanislaw Gruber
Harry Mantzuranis. Ruth AlbertS
Dolores Spence, Owena Latimer
clarinet: Robert w. Carroll, Martil
Mackosh: cornet: T. A. Hollee.
N. Lockwood: oboe: c. p. Benns
bassoon: A. L. Bodwell. A. E. Jones
trombone: william E. Walker
horn: B. A. Millard, John NJ. Test
Hailed rs Tenor.
Victor r. Golibart, son of Simor
r. Golibart. 1882 Calvert stree
northwest. who, until Eve years agr
resided In this city, is being halle,
as one of Americas leading tenor
as the result OF several recent re
citals at which he appeared in New
York
Golibarts most recent appearance
in the New York Town Hall. las
month, was one of the most sigma
of his successes, according to lead
ing musical critics in this country
His recital was an artistic sue
cess. Correct style, taste, clear die
ton and a musical feeling quit
capable of producing thrills for tn
listener. He did not err in attempt
ing to force tone, but relied upol
| sound technique and authoritativ
defamation for his effects"
This Is the trend OF the criticism
written by the music critics fror
the daily newspapers and musica
publications of New York regard
ing the Town Hall recital. all tend
ing to show that Westinghouse
bids fair to reap honors in the mu
sic world in the near future.
Prior to his departure from thi
city for New York to take I'D voca
training under Wilfried GIamrott
he was a member of the st. Paul
Catholic Church choir. and appeare
in numerous local musical enter
tainments.
After completing his studies i
the public schools of this city h
entered st. Mary's College. Emmits
burg, Md.
The annual spring recital of tn
Army Music School was held Tues
day night in the Central HiEI
School tlitorium. There was
large audience in attendance {
listen to the music offered by tn
men in khaki. The program fol
lows:
l. Coronation" march. Tschaikowsk
Conducted by Mr.. Vim. c. White,
Principal OF Musicl
:. Overture to the opera The siciIisr
Conducted by Mr.. VIM. c. white,
Principal Of Music.)
8. Piano solos
tsl "Rhspsodie" op. IL. No. 8. .Dohan!
Cb) by the Sea-. .Arensk
tc) ''viennese Dance No. .. .Freidms
(Piayed by Mr.. Ralph Fl. LeopoldD
T. scherao and nnale from 'symphony Nc
T." in + Minor. Tschaikowsk
Conducted by Mr.. John s. Martin,
Assistant Principal Of Music.l
5. LES Preludes" .................Li .Lisz
Conducted by Mr.. Rocco Resta.
Instructor Army Music school)
Q. Piano solos
tal ''One More Day. Ny John. .Grainre
(bD Music Box" ................Sa .Saue
(c) ''Etude Heroique'' .Leschetizk.
tPlsyed BY Mr.. Ralph H. LeopoId.)
Grand selection from the opera "Mehs
tofele ....................- .boit
Conducted by Mr.. WIN. c. white.
Principal of Music.)
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