Evening star., 1926-04-11
MUSIGRAP

A NEW Junior music club called
"A the Young Composers Is bein3
formed.
The object Of this proposed organ
ization. as its name implies. VIII ne
to develop in children Of to II years
of age latent possibilities in the realm
of creative musical thought.
The plan is to steer 4 course Tree
from all ambiguity and dogma. pre-
senting the work in the form OF N
Journey through Tone!and. the tour
to start on the musical railroad
tracks. using the five lines OF the
standard music staff as the tracks.
No passengers will he taken on after
the special has pulled out of the sta
ton. as the Homeland Limited is
through train pure and simple.
The trip will. very likely. begin
early in May, with weekly confabs.
Assessments: Each traveller 25c per
month to cover expenses. such as the
| purchasing of note books. federation
! fees. etc Prospective tourists VIII
| kindly apply by April u to the guide.
Karl Holen, 5S03 Thirteenth street
! northwest.
Helen Colhoun has returned to
Washington after 10-veek tour of
the South. Miss COlhoun appeared in
| recitals in Suffolk. Va. and Charles
! ton, S. c.. and also visited Savannah.
Ga. where she will go next season to
| fill engagements. Miss ColhounS 5
programs consist of many interesting
| features. including dialect and dramat-
| ic readings as we'll as selections with
music accompaniment.
/ Helen Wright Wilmington. concert
] who II
! instructor in the Conservatory Of
! Music of that city. and two delightful
| young local singers. Helen Howison,
! lyric soprano. and Charlotte Harri-
| man, contralto. will give the concert
at the Congressional Country Club
/ this afternoon. beginning al 4:S0.
! George II. Wilson will be the accom-
panist. Miss Wilmington is a pupil
| of Cortot and Leopold.
| Maud G. Sewall organist and direc-
| tor at the Church of the Holy City,
| announces that the augmented Easter
| choir will sing at the services again
| today. presenting Chadwick's "Shout
| Ye High Heaven" Mrs. Ralph p.
Barnard, soloist. will sing Beethoven's
1.-THE Glory of God in Nature" The
organ prelude and postlude will be
| the choral and first movement from
| Wider's Symphonic Romano"
The Music Study Club of Herndon.
| Va. met Friday evening with Helen
Crippen. German Composers were
discussed. The program included:
Reading German Music" by Mrs.
Annie Robey Walker: instrumental
solo. German Triumpha' March
Jacob Kunken. by Helen Crippen:
vocal solo. Lullaby" tBrahms), Mrs.
William Dawson: instrumental solo,
Rustic of Spring" Christian Sinding).
by Anne Gibson: vocal solo. Who Is
Sylvia?' tSchubert. Mrs. Robinson;
vocal solo. "Fruehlingslied" Brahms),
by Mrs. Harold Hanes. and vocal solo.
calling for YOU Estelle Thompson.
Ruth Peter, formerly soprano SOLO
ist at the Church of the Covenant. is
i'm the city and will be the soloist at
this evenings service at O'Clock.
The Evening Choir 600 voices).
Claude Robeson. director: Harvey Muir
raw. organist: Mrs. Howard Blandy.
pianist, and the solo quartet. composed
of Frances Scherger. soprano; Mary
Apple contralto: Ross Farrar. tenor.
and Herman Fakler. bass, because of
numerous requests will repeat the
Easter program rendered last Sunday
evening.
The public is invited. The doors of
the church will be opened at o'clock.
The Columbian Male Quartet pre-
scented four programs last week. Mon
day night they sang at the Columbia
Heights Christian Church. assisted by
Alice Sigworth Morse, reader; Tues
day night. assisted by Bernice Ran
dali Angelica, they sang at the Chevy
Chase School. and Friday evening and
last night they appeared on programs
in New York under the direction OF
Mccall Lanham.
Meta Craig, soprano: Elizabeth
Collision Hill. pianist; Raymond G
Moore, baritone: Fred East, basso-
baritone: w. F. Raymond. tenor. and
the Elizabethan Singers will furnish a
program for the Takoma Park Ma
sonic Lodge Friday night. The
Elizabethan Singers are: Miss
Craig, first soprano: Laura Collision
Ray. second soprano; Matte c. Wal