San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Music and
Musicians
By PENELOPE BORDEN

that will be intricately woven into all
life. Plans are being formulated and
developed that will bring beautiful mu-
ST" to every ear for the mere listening
Foremost musicians are giving their
services for evening concerts, after
noon recitals, MONDAY organ re-
citals, morning music='cs, each and all
fir, to the public. Every musical or
ganization and musician is being asked
to cooperate with the Tuesday Musical
Club and have a personal part in the
success which is already assured the
celebration.
In addition TO portions Of the pro-
gram previously announced, several
artist recitals and artist pupil pro-
grams have been appended. John M.
Steinfeldt will appear in piano recital
Monddy afternoon, February Is, at 4
o'clock, the auditorium to be announced
later. Mr.. Steinfeldt will also play a
half hour of organ music, from II to
u 80 o'clock, Tuesday, February IL,
at st. Mary's Church. A concert will
be given by the advanced pupils of Mr..
Steinfeldt, Wednesday, at IL o'clock,
at the Gunter Hotel ballroom when the
following program will be given:
<Concertstueck" ......... Weber
Miss Mary Nourse.
"Cachoucha Caprice" .......... Raft
Miss Katheryn Ball.
Concerto in b Minor, Finale. vi :,
vace" Hummel
Miss Ada Rice. .
WIS Miss 'S Virginia Majewski, pupil Of
Bertram Simon.
~ 'opcarfn in II MinOr Largo MpltO
Allegro" ............ Mcdowell
Miss Maurine Heard.
Rhapsody in G Minor" 49,. Brahms
Miss Mary Beth Conoly.
Concerto in E Minor, Rondo vi.
vace" Chopin
Miss Annie Holiday.
Orchestra Accomplishments to con-
certo movements will be played on Sec
opl piano by Mr.. Steinfeldt.
Mary Jordan, San Antonio's foremost
concert artist, heartily endorses music
week and if in the city will give her
services towards its success. Mrs. Fred
Jones will appear in recital Tuesday
afternoon, in compliment to Mrs. John
F. Lyons national president of the Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs, who will be
guest of honor at a luncheon on Tues
day, at which all unsteady interested
persons are urged to be present. A re-
ception will be rendered Mrs. Lyons
Tuesday evening, also, at the st. An
thOny Hotel.
On Friday afternoon. at o'clock,
Roy Repass, pianist, will be heard in
recital. Mr.. Repass is president of the
Music Teachers Association, as well
as he'd of the music department of
Westmoorland College, and is a thor
ough musician of progressive ideas.
David Griffin, baritone, and director
OF the Chaminade Choral Society, the
Victoria Choral Club, Cuero Choral
Club and Yoakum Choral Club. will ap-
pear in recital Saturday at 4 o'clock,
assisted by Mrs. Alfred Frobese, So
prano, of Cuero. This is one of the
assured highlights.
Miss Mildred Elgin, pianist, and
Miss Ruby Perryman Hardin. soprano,
of the music department of WestmOOr-
land College, will give joint recital
Thursday morning. Advanced pupils
s,sJulien Paul Blitz will give a pro-
gram Monday morning. Complete pro-
grams, with time and place will be an
nounced in due time.
San AntonianS are urged to pause at
MONDAY Of music week for the rest
and uplift of an hours organ music at
one of the several churches that will
open their doors at this time. Monday
has been assigned to Miss Amanda
Haak and Miss Mildred Duggan, COM
plete arrangements to be announced
Holm NJ. Steinfeldt, Tuesday, st. Mary's
Church: Wednesday. Mrs. Z. c. Van
Mess, Central Christian Church. with
soloist: Thursday, Miss Elizabeth Dean
Pickett, st. Marks Episcopal Church
E'riday, Frederick King. Mrs. Guy
Walter Durham.
Mrs. +. c. Van Ness will play the
following program of organ music at
he Central Christian Church, Wednes-
lay, from IL to 1 o'clock. Her playing
S always marked by skill and artistic
continuity:
Suite GothiQue" .... Boellmann |
Introduction. Chorale, Minuet
Gothiquc.
Andante Cantable" (Symphony No.
The Nightingale Sings" -. Hoffman
Scene Orientale" ...... Kroeger
Evening Star" .......... Wagner
The Lost Chord ...... Sullivan |
'Polonaise Op. 20" ...... Hummcl !
Gavotte in r Flat" ........ Handel |
Music week will introduce new
,rganist to San Antonio when Miss
elizabeth Dean Pickett will appear in
Recital from L. to 1 O'CLOCK. Thursday, |
february 10. at ST. Marks Episcopal
he Columbia School of Music in Chi
*ago, from which she was graduated in
&917. She has been Organist of the
idSewater Presbyterian Church. has
one chautauqua work. and was pianist
or the Schumann quintet. For three
ears she was instructor of pipe organ
nd music theory in the Carthage Col
ge at Carthage, III. During visit
~ year TO her brother, Capt. +. NJ.
'ickeet. Miss Pickett BECAME so
<harmed with San Antonio that she
emained, teaching public school muTic
Ind art in Breckenridge grammar
,hool. returning this fall to take a
ass of private pupils. Miss Pickett
Hill include some of her own compost
ncnS in her recital of February IL.
u Mrs. J.. J.. Marks. always foremost
\ artistic singing. has an admirable
Program planned for her recital of
y ednesday afternoon. February IA. at
be Gunter Hotel ballroom. A groupl
ii French songs. a group of German,
Md delightful English group is in her
Il. with the arias, Roberto tn che {
$loro" from Meyerbeer and more {
Begal in His Low Estate" from Gou-
DDS Queen of Sheba." Mrs. Lawrence
10 Meadows will act as accompanies.
The concert by the Tuesday Musical |
stet is the attractive feature of Fri s
= " evening, February 16, under the |