Evening star., 1923-02-25


~ Trowbridge Tittman, basso, and
| artists presented in a concert at the
Second Baptist Church Tuesday even
ing Mt Sis o'clock.
The program includes:
Organ-"Marche Relisieuse"; Guilman
Soprano-"Batti Bstti, o Bel
.CFrom the opera Don Gtiovanni.'9
Organ-Oyerture. "Oberon". Weber
Bass-"strike, o Long Expected
Hour" Bach
organ-"Turkish March from ";rhe
The Ruins of Athens"
| Two Mexican songs.
Observation-Disclosures
hStrellita ........:.. Ponce
gLa Golondrina" .......... .Serradell
Soprano-(a) "TalIo Ho.". .Leoni
! tb) Charity. ....Ha geman
!c) The Open Road" Ross
! Organ-"Gavotte in A. from the
opera 'Jphigenia in Aulis,''
! Gluck Brahms
/ March of the Little Lead Soldiers
Pierne
| Bass-ta) Londonderry air.
| Arranged by Bibb
tbl "LittIe Irish Girl. 80. Lohr
tc> Hard Trials 49,. Burleigh
Orsan-"E'en as the Flower Of
Calvary the passion fower).
Logan
"Coronatioh March from the opera !
"The Prophet"
Soprano--Recitative Our Duty We
Have Now Performer and
Bass-"Graceful Consort.' from the
Oratorfo THE Creation" Hayden
The first Lenten organ recital at
b Epiphany Church was given on We'd
nesday. February 21st. at 4:45 pm, !
with Louis Potter. organist and choir
master al Calvary baptist Church. as
the soloist.
The other four Lenten recitals on
the following Wednesdays will be
given by Harry Edward Mueller.
and Edgar Priest. all we'll known Or
ganists of Washington. J.
Miss Florence Brewer, violinist
Miss Mabel Duncan, cellist. and Mr..
Adolf Torovsky. pianist, gave trio
recital in the Parish Hall Of the
Epiphany Church Friday night.
Esther. a cantafa arranged by
Lewis Atwater from the sacred music |
Of Massenet, will have it's first rem
dition next Friday night at the S
o'clock service of the Eighth Street
organ, and the quartet which con-
sists of Mrs. Ethel Cawlar. soprano. |
Mrs. Flora Bryiawskf contralto.
Louis Thompson. tenor, and George
Miller, DdSt, 1NliI De dSS1SleU ny -IFS. |
Herman Shapiro. soprano. Warren
Terry. tenor. Miss Elsa Raner, violin
list and Richard Lorleberg. cellist. The
public is cordially invited.
Elsa Raner, violinist, will play az
this mornings service of All Souls
Unitarian Church. which IS held in
3. F. Keith's Theater. Miss Raner
Auer, air By Bach and nelodie by
i Gluck-kreisler. Charles Trowbridge
Tittman will sing 20 God. Light OF
All" by Clark and Draw Nigh to
Cod by Bartlett. Lwis Atwster Will
be at the piano.
This afternoon. at 4:io o'clock. in
the Mount Pleasant Congrega tional
Church the Mount Pleasant Chorus
and Solo Quartet, composed of Miss
Scandland, contralto: William P.
Shanahan, tenor, and Herman Fakler,
bass, under the direction OF Norton
NJ. Little, with Mrs. Charles l.. Bliss
at the piano. and Claude Robeson at
the organ. and full orchestra ac-
| compartment furnished by Herman
"Messe SollennelIe" (st. Cecelia).
The public is cordially invited.
This evening at the Church of the
Coveaant. beginning at 1:4O o'clock.
the February musical service will be
given. The evening choir of 100
voices, Claude Robson, director;
ard Blandly, pianist, and the solo
| quartet, composed of Miss Ruth Peter.
| soprano: Miss Richie Mclean. con-
| tralto; Ross Farrar. tenor and Her,
| man Fakler. bass, will render
choruses from the Russian liturgy
| The choir will be assisted by an ad-
ditional solo quartet. composed of
Miss'f'rances Scherger. soprano: Miss
Cleo Scandland. contralto; William p
| Shanahan, tenor. and Raymond Moore.
bass. Mr.. Murray Will play a pre-
service organ program. beginning at
7:40 O'Clock. of Russian compositions
The following is the program: Pre-
service organ program-"Fantaisie
"Orientale" (CuD, "Melodie in e.
(Tschaikowskyl. Choruses-"Cheru-
| BIN Song, No. :" (Rortpyniasky),
"Sanctus and Benedictus" (Tschai
kowskyl, We Praise Thee" IAren-
tGretchaninoff). Christ When a Child
a Garden Made tTschatkowskyp.
| The doors of the church Will be
! open at O'Clock for this service. For
SIS O'Clock the music viii be in
charge of Harvey Murray, the organ
list OF the church. The soloists Will
be: Miss Raner. violinist: Mr.. Lorle-
berg. cellist. and Mr.. Tittmann. bass
1 - --Ine NUMBERS Will De. SellO SOLO,
| "Pra eludium'' (Corelli): violin solo,
| "Air' (Bach); bass solos. Clouds and
Darkness" (Dvorak). Lord, Thou Art
My Refuge (Dvorak) and with cello
obligato) Hymn of Trust" (Bcach);
offertory trio (violin. cello and or
gan), "Adagio" (Beethoven; organ
poStlude.
| Edythe Marmion Brosius. harpist,
| will be assisting soloist at the second
i in the series of public Lenten organ
recitals by Henry III. Freeman at old
st. ,Paul's Episcopal Church. on Rock
Creek Church road northwest, this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The resumption of these Lenten re-
citals was greeted by an audience last
! Sunday that packed the church to
overfowing, and it was. necessary to
seat people in the chancel choir stalls
, An outstanding feature of these re-
citals is the high stapdard Of excel
lence in organ music literature. This
has been maintained without. inter-
ruption and at conSi derable expense
Much interest was attached TO the
| opening recital last Sunday on ac-
count of the new organ, the first i'm
ported instrument of it's kind in the
city of Washington. Its splendid re-
sources and refinement Of voicing
| brought forth many remarks of COM
| mendable praise from. those welr in
; formed in the art of organ building
1 The program today will be: Organ