Evening star., 1923-10-14
Music Club and School Notes.

Tho Choral Art Society, George
Harold Miller, director, held it's frs
rehearsal of the season last Wednes-
day evening, when most of the OLD
members were present and a number
Of new singers came in.
The society is preparing to give
The Creation" at Central High schoo
Thursday evening, November 8; viii
chestra accompanying.
Tho soloists will be Mrs. Clara
aoung-Brown, soprano; j. f. NJ
Bowie, tenor, and Charles T. Tit
Rehearsals are held every wednes.
day evening in the recital hall of the
Washington College of Music, ia 18th
street, at S o'clock.
Mr.. Miller extends Il cordial invi-
tation to all singers, whether they
have had experience in choral work
OF not, to join the society.
The Washington College of Music
announces the engagement of Sascha
Jacobinoff, artist and coach, to take
a limited number of pupils one day
a month during the coming season.
Mr.. Jacobinoff is we'll known in the
musical world and has an interna-
Of Leopold Auer. Sevick, Carl Flesch
and Arrigo Serato. Mr.. Jacobinoff has
appeared as soioist four times with
the Philadelphia Orchestra. with the
New York Philharmonic. the Phila-
delphia Philharmonic, st. Louis Or
"hestra. Los Angeles Symphony Or
chestra and the San Francisco Orches-
ira. He has had concert tours from
Nova Scotia, Canada, to San Fran
cisco and has conducted the Little
Symphony" Orchestra and the Adolph
Bohn Ballet on tour throughout the
south.
Mr.. Jacobinoff will be at the COL
iege Wednesday, October "a. and sub
sequent dates in this year Will be
November 81 and December 19.
The college feels that in bringing
Mr.. Jacobinoff here 1t Is offering an
unusual opportunity to musicians and
is confident that it will be appreci-
ated by the progressive violinists Of
Washington.
The Dalgleish Music Study Club
held its first meeting of the season
IN the music hall over Crandall's
evening. The meeting was devoted
to the nomination of officers and
other business. Elections will be held
at the next meeting on Monday, Octo-
ber 22.
The club will undertake this year
"A Study Course in the Understanding
of Music the four-year course of
study. adopted at the thirteenth BIZ
ennial convention of the National
Federation of Music Clubs at Ashe-
vile. N. c., in June, 1923. williams
Arms Fisher of the Oliver-Ditson
Company, Boston, has worked out the
study course in all it's details, planned
the four books. analyZed and classified
the subjects and arranged their Sc
quence.
Mrs. Dalgleish was unable to at
tend the meeting because of her abb
seuce from the city. Those present
were; Mrs. Viola Schippert Klinge.
bett, Mrs. Edith Graham Schilling,
Mrs. Frank Lord, Mrs. Albert H. Rus
sell, and Misses Mabel McCalip, Mil
dred Schippert, Zelma Tyree, Clara
Stack, Lila Smithson. Margaret Mo-
Ethel K. Wright. ,
A meeting of the program committee
last Monday opened the season of the
Friday Morning Music Club. This Is a
club with an active and associate men,
bership. 1t numbers among its active
members many of the leading solo mu-
sicians of the city, both vocal and in
strumental Programs are given by
them every Friday morning at the Cos
mos Club, starting November 16 and
continuing until May.
The first musical will be given by
Mrs. Locke, pianist, and Charles Trow-
bridge Tittlnann, bass, On November
%. ensemb e and colo numbers will be
played by Helen Gerrer, violinist, and
f>dtHeTl1e nlSSSs piSts 3NotClupci Ii
trio music will be presented by string
trio under the direction of Mrs. Ohm
stead. Hft ~ f
November 9 the annual fall business
meeting Of the entire active member
ship is scheduled in the form of a
luncheon at the Cosmos Club, during
which plans for the year will be dis
cussed. ass
The officers for the season 1924 are
us follows: President, Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes: first vice president. Mrs. Charles
Fairfax; second vice president, Mrs. Fred
True; musical director, Miss Lucy Buck
enstein assistant musical director, Mrs.
Frank Howard recording secretary.
Mrs. Hugh Brown; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Robert C. Hilldale; treas
urer, Miss Katherine Riggs: director of
chorus. Mrs. Miriam Hilton chairman
Of membership, Miss Maude Sewall !;
chairman Of reception, Mrs. Richard
Dean.
a unique program for tive pianos
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