South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
MUSIC m SOUTH BEND
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Usual merit. Maurice Poure VIII
conduct tho orchestra which the
c0r1pany carries.
While the school children OF the
city arc preparing for competing IN
the music memory contest being
sponsored b. Mss Efle Harmon. d.
rector OF music Ia the South Bend
pu5Lc schools or Jan. II, The News
Times VIII print each week the
titles OF several o. the compositions
on which the entrants VIII be ex-
amined 50 that others VINO desire
20 acqua.nt themse ives with the
best known numbers may do so.
Included in the list OF pieces
which entrants VIII be expect TO
know are Arue's Lass With the
Delicate AIR" G.eg's peer Gynt
Suite" EerG4s Anvil Chorus" from
II TrovatOre. Anenbach'5 "BaTca-
rollc' from The Tales Of Hoffman.
The Blue Danube waltz b.
Strauss. "Cav1una" by Raft and
Dance Caprice" by Grieg.
Twenty music and dramatic stu
dents OF the South Bend Conserva-
tory Will appear On a recital at the
conservatory hall Monday night.
While the majority OF the numbers
VIII 1e piano solos. violin and vocal
offerings have been 5ntcrspersed
among them so that variety is ef-
fe-ted.
To DO able to play IS one thing
and 10 do one's self justice before
an audience IS ON added accom-
Dishment which few attain. Re
cital5 in so far as they not only gem
orally result i'm encouraging words
Tor the performers but also gives
them that SEASONING or freedom
from stage-fright, are fine things
Many students progress slowly
simply because they are afraid Of
being criticised II anyone hears
them play. When a pupil has the
courage Of his or her ow@aconvic-
tions 10 play a piece as thE really
think It should be played. then they
are on the road to development.
Rec.tals should give students Cour-
age and "A desire TO improve. The
public IS invited TO attend the re-
Cital al the conservatory Monday
because Prof. Tngersoll appreciates
the fact that the more people who
attend. the greater will be the stu
dents desire TO play we'll and the
more Seasoning" viii result for the
performer.
The ballet music from la
Source by Dellbes Will be played
10y the Blackstone orchestra under
the direction of Harry Geise begin
ming today while Hans Roeder, we'll
known cellist Of the orchestra VIII
play a solo as a feature of the or
chestra's program the last half OF
the week.
Those who saw The Prisoner Of
Zeuda" at the Blackstone were
much impressed with the musical
accomplishment which Cess spent
special efforts to arrange well.
Few theater goers realize that IN
preparing his picture accompani-
ments a musical director often mas
TO remain hours after the close of
the last show at night and have the
new finn shown for his benefit and
cue natatiOns. Cess spent much
time I'm arranging the orchestra
program for The Prisoner OF
Zenda" and the fact that his efforts
were appreciated are shown by the
compliments Manager Rhodes re-
ceived for the orchestra's playing.
Best records OF the week as an
uounced by the various dealers are:
Brunswi ok Semiramde Over
ture'' by Neesella's Band. 'Stabat
Mater" by TheO Karle, "Lov!n sam"
by Margaret Young and Sweet
heart Lane" by Carl Fentons or
Chestno
Vlctor--Pauacci Lament" by
Be7iaminO Gigu. star OF the
North" b, GalU Curci. 'TTomesick"
and ''Romany Love" by Paul White
mans orch estra.
Tannhauser March"
BY the Metropolitan orchestra.
Spanish Dance" by Sascha Jacob
pI AIN MEEDT Z