Evening star., 1922-03-26
Musical Mention

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during the week for recital at Ash
land, Va.
Some novel features were intro
duced in the lobby concert of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Monday evening. when
the Misses Mcdowell, playing the
Hawaiian selections. among them
"Kilima Waltz" Hawaiian Twi-
light" Honolulu Hula Girl" and
Aloha De-" Miss Elizabeth Lackey,
soprano, sang "Homing" del Rieso)
| two lyrics BY Browning. "Ah. Love.
But Day" and '"rhe Years at the
Spring" frotheroe). with Mrs. Klein
accompa Miss Verna Richie,
contralto, contributed "All the World
Is in Love" tHuntington-W Woodman).
values" tVanderpooD, accompan MED
by Miss Rohrkaste. Readings were
given by Miss Ruth Glow. Robert Y.
! Barkley, baritone. was heard III "On
4! the Road to Mandal2y" (SpeaksI,
THE Banjo Song" (Homer) and "Ro-
! NANCE with Mrs. Barkley at the
piano. The program closed with an
! interesting demonstration of the
| telephone system presented by J. NJ.
Waters. and given by operators of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Teie-
| phone Company.
| Katherine Lippert, little maid of
| ten years, will be presented in recital
! this afternoon by Katherine Floeckher
Cullen. She will be assisted by Mrs.
! Fannie Shreve Heartsill. soprano. The
| little pianist will be heard in numbers
| by Bach. Mozart. Grieg, Schytte.
| Chaminade, Wollenhaupt- and Bee
| troven.
The forty-first public organ recital
| by Edith 3. Athey. civic organist
| will take place next Saturday evening
in Central High School auditorium.
; The program will include, in addition
| to Miss Athey'S organ numbers. violin
| operetta. under direction of Mrs.
Allan Davis, community secretary.
Southeast Washington. and community
singing under direction Of Helen Burk-
ert.
| Washington talent contributed to a
successful concert last Sunday even
ing for the benefit Of Patuxent Council
of the Knights of Columbus. Laurel.
Md. held at the knights of Columbus
Hall on 10th street this city. Miss
tass Mazurka" (Wieniawski), Sou
| venir' (Drdla). 'Scherzo" (Van
Goens), and for encore. "Beethoven's
Minuet in G." Mr.. Donovan played
! prelude in D fat major" 'Mszurkas.
Militarire." all by Chopin; 'Scherzo in
| E Minor" (Mendelssohn)' Linden
blossom" (Hoeberg). "Rondo Brilliant"
| (Eon Weber,. 'Minuet G, Opus IA,
No: l" PaderewskD. "Gayotte"
aGossee) Sc, Id and TO the spring,ims:n
Procession. all by Grieg; Song to the
Evening Star" from ''Tannhauser." by
| Waener-Liszt. and Hungarian Rhap-
sody." No. II by Liszt, and for en-
cores Prelude in A major" by Chopin.
letto," by Verdi. Mr.. Cantwells mum
bers included TN Take You
Home Again, Kathleen (Wester-
dorO, Where Fer You Walk" CIen-
deD, Thank God for Garden" (Dei-
! (Moore). Little Town in the Ould
County Down Monte Carlo). and
When the Dew Is Falling" (schnei-
der) for encores.
| Mr.. Christopher Tenley assisted as
accompanist.
Club enjoyed a delightful hour of
music last Sunday evening, when
Elizabeth Campanole. soprano. and
DR.: karol Leszniewski. pianist of the
Polish legation. were heard in joint
the famous classic. 20 Sleep. Why
Dost Thou Leave Me?' (HandeD, and
was followed by "Nelr' lFauri). ITO
Butterfly" CPowelll. Non Ho Pa
TsIen asieea rhe Polish Eok E1ns
mani. "At the Weir Hageman). Les
Papillons" (Chausson), In Walde-
seinsanckeit" tBrahms) and Meme
Liebe Ist Grun" (Brahms); encores.
Nightingale Lane" (BarnetD and
i,,In 1,
Campanole: "Nach,stuck" (schu-
mann), "Grillen" (Schumann), AT
Thy Feet and ITO the Spring
tGrieg). with encore. "Papillons"
(Grieg). DR.. Leszniewski.
! Gottfried H. Federlein. warden of
| the American Guild of Organists,
gave the second recital Of this years
| series under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter Of the
| any P. e. Church.
Mr.. Federlein did some excellent
| Independent part playing. The Aria
for the G String by Bach: 'tAlle-
gretto.'' by Guiinant. and 'Bergerale
Meiancholique." by Georges-Jacob. were
played in such a way that it was
difficult to realize that only one per-
former was at the instrument.
Mr.. Federlein has rare command
Of the registers of the organ. The
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color, such as the pastel painter uses.
made delightful the "Allcgretto'' and
allegro Moderate by Maurice Lenoc-
mand. as well as the .'Sche-zo in G
Minor" Of Bossi. while in Isoida S
I"Death Song one could easily imagine
was reproduced with startling reality.
The "Scena Campagnuola" show ed
that Mr. Federlein is a composer of
merit. as well as a splendid per-
qualities are needed to the utmost
to reproduce this number as it was
heard Tuesday night.
The third recital Of the 1s21-1922
| series under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter of the
given by Lynnwood Farnam on April
- at $3.50 pm. in Epiphany Church.
This is Mr.. Farnam's second appear
ance in Washington under guild aus
pices. His recital last May: before a
large audience, was startling reve-
lation of what can be done at the
organ by master organist.
program of unusual merit was
given before the Connecticut State
Society Monday evening at the Hotel
TIadleigh. Elizabeth Winston. one of
| Washington's most talented young
pianists, who is a direct descendant
Of Roger Williams Of Connecticut,
playing great brilliancy in her inter-
preta tion of the Second Rhapsody" by
Liszt": ''Scherzo in B Flat Minor" by
Chopin. and THE Blue Danube Waltz
(Strauss- ss-Schultz-Evler). and great
delicacy in her happy rendition of
"Papillons" (RosenthaD. She gave
:also "Hark, Hark! the Lark (Schu-
bert-Liszt) and "Waltz in A Flat" by
Chopin. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, So
prano, of Connecticut, gave bril-
liant program. accompanied by Miss
L Sha q