The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Ing 20 be held ncxt April in Shawnee
wore made. The women were told
t0 return to their respective houcH
ana sound the need of attention 10
more sacred music being features,
especially tho uratDrl1 Hud chOruscf
mt are not only educational but
rpfuuud iu their beauty ana upliI
nd dignity Tho l1ra is 20 lnItai
the hearts or the people in th.
lto the need NJ such music. m
y ling was held 100 the home n
ra vs. g. Grimes a state office
rF Dennis H Wilson. state prcH
.uf. entertained the members %
.yhcon aud they were given 70 o..
.uo afternoon ut the home az M.
r. Tidwpll MrHdamce Wili.Ht
ffuwdpr, John Peacock, Ned 4
sboa and Mr John knuwl,
aver were present from Tulsa.
Nra Albert H. Thomas has beoi
.ppoiutod city chairman ~ musI
.utomH, the appointment bciu
do boy Noadlmea ". g. crowd
a Ned e.. Hlgaboe state chnirmu
junior contests.
The Metropolitan Opora coWp1r
lIl open nuapirluuslY lte season ..
w York ON November 10 wI.
Idume Maria IaIitZt in "ThiHH
ur Chicago opera company upr.
lo same night with Mary Gurdp.
earring.
Mr. Roy Harrison. tenor soloisf
~ Boston Avenue Methodist church
has rcqirncd his position with the
choir and Will sing this winter with
the choir ot Trinity Episcopal
church ns lta touor soloist NJ.
Edwin G.. Foisythc has resigned his
position as tenor s1loigt with tho
First Christian church and viii take
the place made vacant by Mr.. ll1rri-
ron ut Boston Avenue Methodist
church.
Mr.. Ed Kruse who has been sing
Ing at Trinity Episcopal church
leaves shortly for New York where
no will study,
A welcome addition 10 musical
circles OF Tulsa IL Mrs. Ruth Brown
Carson, organist and pianist Of un-
usual Nblllty. Mrs. Carson has Just
returned TO make Tulsa her per-
mnncnt home after three yoare'
study In Des Molner, Iowa, and kan
sas city.
Tho t'krunlan chorus made lts de-
but az Carnegie hall. Thursday oct
obor o. It's second concert was
given October Q at the Hippodrome.
They will follow its coast 10 coast
tour which will include Tulsa In its
itinerary. European critics have
said the chorus 10 the most perfect
example OF ensemble singing ever
presented to the world Of music
Robert Bolce Carson 10 in receipt
of n telegram from Max Rabinoff,
director. IN which he gives excerpts
from New YORK critics regarding the
American debut OF these a1isls
which I'm part. follow; The New YORK
sun says-"A distinct novelty In the
musical experience OF this city" w.
.. Henderson. New York Herald
The term chorus scarcely applies TO
these slngers. a great human organ
Now York Morning Telegraph
The Ukranian chorus IL rare
musical treat Il marvellous bit or SKIN
! I'm slnglng" There were many other
comments Just as appealing,
| Mme. Louise Homer. coutralto md
! IChnllapin the famous Ruesia" bosst
have been added to the roster OF the
! Chicago Opera company.
Rchearsals for the Persian garden
| are now In progress. This cycle VIII
/ be given at the new high schoo
auditorium in tho early future.
Mr.. Tenney Mckenzie, known ~
| the music world as "another John
| Mccormick" has been chosen by the
| ueyechka club os the solo artist they
/ win bring here for their annua
/ charity concert on February I.