Evening star., 1922-12-31
Musical Mention

should they become state winners. Dis
trct winners must obligate themselves
10 enter the national contest. A ma
tional winner must promise to put him
self first under the management OF the
National Federation of Music Clubs, II
desired.
Any young artist. having placed
himself or herself under professional
management. is not eligible to enter
the competitions of the National Fed
! GRAFTON of Music Clubs.
| Each state winner shall be present
ed with an embossed official certifi-
| cate signed by the state president
and the state chairman of contests.
| Each district and national winner
shall be presented with the same en-
! bossed certificate signed by the dis
trict president and the national chair
man of contests.
Additional prizes may be offered by
| the states and districts to their win
gested that funds be raised to pay
expenses of winners to district and
| national contests.
| National priZes-National first prize
winners shall receive cash awards OF
! S150 each and national second prize
! 500 each.
. Prize Donors for 1923.
Piano-The Edward MacDowell prize
| for men. given by Mrs. Albert }.
! Ochsner. Chicago. Ill: the Teresa
Careno prize for women. given by
City, Mo. and the Everett Steele sec
ond prize for men. given by Miss
Hyla Florence Long, Oklahoma CITY,
Okla.
violin-The Francis Macmillen first
prize, given by Francis Macmillen.
New York city. and second prize.
given by Mrs. Anita Socola- Specht.
New Orleans. La.
Voice-The William l.. Whitney
prize for women. given by Mrs. Chris
the James H. Rogers prize for men.
given by Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling.
Akron Ohio and the Ella May smith
second prize for women. given by
Mrs. Charles A. Mcdonald Canton,
Ohio.
The Aeolian Company of New York
city has given in perpetuity the use
of its beautiful auditorium. Aeolfan
Hall, on West 43d street, for con-
cert to be given by the winning con-
Of Music Clubs. during the month of
April. each biennial year. There
being no rental fee for the hall. other
local expenses will be cared for and
the concert managed by the New
York state president. and the empire
ceeds of the concert will be given to
the national prize winners.
Required and reserve lists for con-
testants: All contestants must give
required numbers in their depart
ment; in addition they must be able
to give. If requested. any two or three
numbers in the reserve repertory list.
Piano: Required numbers: Sonota-
Eo Major-Opus 81. No. (first move
menD Beethoven: Concert Etude.
MacDowell.
Reserve repertory: A prelude and
modern work
Violin: Required numbers: Con-
certo-No. 2 tfrst movement. VieuX
movemenO. John Alden Carpenter.
Reserve repertory: One movement
from any of the standard concertos
the classical school. one selection rep
Voice: Required numbers: Lyric So
prano. aria. "Vor Cho Sapette"
C'Tell Me. Fair Ladies'). by Mo-
zart: Sunlight by Harriet Ware: dra-
matte soprano. aria. "Adieu Forsts."
from Jeanne dare" by Tschaikowsky
and ''The Years at the Spring" by Mrs.
II. H. a. Beach: contralto solo. aria,
Fair Springtimes Beginning" from
Samson and Della" by Saint Saens:
'The DanZa.' by Chadwick: tenor. aria.
"If With All Your Hearts, from Eli
jah.'' by Mendelssohn. and 1.-The Spirit
Flower" by Campbell Upton: baritone,
aria. ''Vision Fugitive from "Herod-
Jade by Massenet. and 1.-The Last
Song by James II. Rogers: reserve