Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

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play! Aissss Lucia Wood. Hslsl
Weed. Blanche Johnson, Helenros
Daemon, Mildred Auehmuty. Jean
netle eass. poloFes zozaya ana Airs
Flora Sears Nelson,
Miss Fonda Waldorf. a pTomlsiRl
talent OF eouneil Bluffs was pre-
ssntsd in piano recital by MF, AibsF
Beck on Thursday evening al th'
fifst Conversational church, Grea
interest Was added 10 the program
by the singing OF Harriet Clark Hell
gren. artist pupil Of Miss MUNICH
hoff, who contributed a group al
songs, Mr, Albert Sands accom-
panied,
Miss Eleanor Jane Lear presents
Refneiee Dusher In a piano recital,
assisted by wanonah Smith, Martha
Randall. Rose smead, Ruth smead
End Harriet snider dancers from
the class OF Pauline capps,, Tues
day evening. May 8, at s.is O'Clock,
a, the Schneider 4 Mueller recital
hall. Friends are cordially Invited
Frank Mach presents Miss Mufiel
Thomas OF Randolph. la, in recital
ON Tuesday evening, May ., at sii5
o'clock, At the First Christian
church, Twsnty.sisth and Harvey
streets. She viii be assisted by the
Thomas Trio aud Mr.. Gerald Me-
crsary, pupil Of John q. Jameson.
The public 10 cordially invited 10 at
tend. Admission 10 free.
Under the auspices NJ Nebraska
chapter. American Guild OF organ.
lists, and in connection with guild
day, Louise Shaddnek Iahriskie,
y, A, q, o.. assisted by Louise Jan
sen wyiie, soprano. and Edith Louise
WAGNER. pianist. will give the fol-
lowing program at the First l'resby-
terrain church at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. April 30. Admission is
free and the public IN Invited. The
program.
Grand chsuer pisiogus. ..,.,....s..su suisout
Pilgrims Chorus, ,.,.....,.,...'.''M Mssner
To the EevsninE stsr.,s,......'.,Ws wagner
A Little Winding Road, Ronald
Take joy homri,.''''''''''''''''n,s n.,,m ,se,ns,
sheep 'nd LAMBS, M,. ,'wys,i,t,.'''''''''"o w,,t, "o"''
Adssio .nd Allegro from Concerto n .
MINOR Mn. w..on.r ''''''' '''''s
The Rsils Of So. Anne Besupfs. Russell
An Eiissbsthan Idyil.. Noble
Sin.l. from Sonata In d Minor
An An especially interesting feature
OF this program will he the Gries
Concerto. Mrs. Wagner nj the pi-
ano, with orchestral parts arranged
for the organ.
A year ago one man conceived the
idea OF making Nebraska sing. to
have a choral society In every town
whose population is 1000 or over
a community chorus where every one
who wished to sing could become n
member for very small fee. This
man was TO organize these societies.
then send q capable director to re-
hearse them once every week. and
at the end of the year he had
planned . festival. a union of all
these societies, who would compete
for first place. Last Thursday night
Harvard. a town of 900, was the
scene OF q district community sing
fest. The choral societies Of Clay
Center and Fairfield Joined the Har-
ward society and gave concert
which proved that this mans faith
had not been misplaced. On the
platform in the beautiful pavilion
OF which Harvard may we'll be proud
200 men and women raised their
voices in song under their director,
Albert A. White. The societies sang
alternately: then all three societies
Joined. without rehearsal, and sang
several selections. 1t was triumph.
The Capella singing revealed to
the schooled listener all that it had
cost the leader. There will be a
state festival. in which all societies
will join. early in June, with artist
concerts. The Nebraska State
Choral association is no longer a
myth--it is a reality.
Close to 800 music lovers attended
the Schneider & Mueller synchrona
recital held Thursday night in order
to hear such artists as Miss Adelyn
Wood, Mrs. Grace Leidy Burger and
Miss Frances Wyatt.