Evening star., 1923-05-06
Music Club and School Notes.

"schneider's Band" "Clement,nc."
"Michael Roy" My Bonnie Nicer
schaum PIPE solomon LeTi'" Good 100.
vocal selections: orchestra and organ,
"I-ntiniShed symphony" first move
ment} tSchuberD. The public is in
vitcd.
The Rebew Orchestra. under direc-
tion of II. w. Weber. viii give a pub
lie rehearsal tomorrow night in tn"
lecture room of Keller Memorial
Church. Miss Mildred Shiploy. So
prano: Miss Helen Bury, CCnt:alto.
Mr.. William p. Shannahan. tenor. and
Mr.. f. L. Weber and Mr.. y. Z. Smoot.
violinists, will he the assisting solo
lists. No admission is charged and
everybody interested in music Will be
welcome.
The Chaminade Glce Club. which
offered such delightful concert at
st. Paul's English Lutheran Church
last Thursday evening for the benefit
of the church building fund. will re-
peat its program in part at the
Arts Club of Washington this evening.
Tomorrow evening the club will sing
at the Home for Incurables.
W. j. Oates was in charge of the
student orchestra which supplied the
delightful program of incidental music
given in connection with the prcScn-
tation of Twelfth Night" by the
Shakespeare Society in the Coma ga
College Theatcr April 81. Among the
loveliest Of the selections given by
the orchestra We're the overture
"Torchlight Procession (Clark), the
overture from Martha" tFlotow) and
"killama Waltzes' Nake).
Mrs. Paul Bleyden, pianist; Mrs
Duff Lewis, violinist. and Dore Wal
ton, cellist, assisted by Miss Grace
Washburn, soprano, presented Il
charming program of music at the
! Arts Club of Washington last Sunday
evening. The features of the program
were Trio in c Major oMozarD
Sonata in + Major for Violin and
Piano" (Grieg) aud Verdi's Caro-
Nome" aria from "Rigoletto." Cui's
popular "orientale" was Il faVorite as
rendered by the trio.
Miss Novella Mayo, pianist. ot
Shreveport. La: +. Edmond Boyer.
Temple, Tex, and Miss Gladys Hill
yer all students of the Lovette School
of Music, offered the third of their
concert programs at alter Reed
Hospital last Sunday afternoon. The
audience seemed to enjoy this concert
, more than any preceding and were
particularly charmed with the songs
by Mr.. Boyer. Miss Mayo. who
| played for the first time on a large
stage, pleased with her rendition of
Moszkowski's "Liebeswaltzer" and
| "Melodie." Miss Brown gave another
Moszkowski composition, Taran-
telle," and Miss Hillyer played LISTS
Hungarian Rhapsodie" by request.
Cards have been issued for the
piano recital to be given this evening
at SIS o'clock in the ballroom or
the New Willard Hotel.
! Miss Kristen Dirk, pianist, assisted
| by Miss Clelia Fioravantl, meZZo-
| contralto, and MARCEL GreenhalGh,
! accompanist. will present a program
| at the Washington Club at $3.50
| o'clock next Friday evening, under
| the direction of Louis A. Potter.
/, Miss Dirk is a Danish girl and the
| group of Danish compositions by
Hoeberg which she will play should
/ be of special interest to those in local
music circles, as they have not been
played before in Washington.
| The program will include:
"Sonate Op. 81. No. O." allegro, ada
gio allegretto (Beethoven), Miss OIL
rik; Beau Soir" CDebussy), "Giromet-
ta' (Sibella), "A Granada (Alverez). }.
Miss Fioravanti: Rhapsody in q Mi
lnor' (Brahms), "Intermezzo in f. Flat"
! (Schlaf Sanft, mein kird( (Brahms).
"Sonatine" RaveD: excerpts from
\ "FIeurs" tHoeberD. ivy" Linden
! Tree in Bloom" Jewel Weed" Wa
ter Lily Miss Dirk; Might and the
Curtains Drawn Ferrata). Cry of
Rachel (Salter), Miss Fiorayanti,