The Washington times., 1926-09-02
JEWISH MUSIC
ON The AIR

The impressive music Of the Jew.
ish holiday services will be avail.
able to radio listeners this evening
from two New York radio stations.
Attention il called particularly 70
| II here for the reason that there
| is little music in the world that Is
more comprehensive Of the deep
religious feeling Of the Jewish
people than that used by them IN
the Yom Kippur and Rcsh Has
ilonah services.
1t has d dramatic character Of
vital Intensity and d lyric quality
that Is especially noteworthy u
the singing Of the psalms. y
has q directness Of purpose ana
theme that never leaves the nearer
in doubt AZ to the sentiment Il
is used to express. Many Of the
basic themes used 81 the services
of the Jews today are the iasne
ais have been used for many cen.
turtles. Few OF these are known 70
the public, though students 81
music could get much better IN.
derstandfng 81 the Jewish people,
as well as Of some Of the most
ancient OF musical ideas by study
ing these compositions.
Rabbi Bernard Shicoffs cantor OF
the congregation Of Chevra Thilem
Nusach As1kenaz, Brooklyns VIII Pc
the first Of the two cantors avail.
able this evening from New Y0Tk.
His service will begin At $40, from
WIN. From WRNY. at o'clock,
Cantor David Puttern1an VIII pc
heard. Cantor Putterman is very
well known as q singer OF r1tual ia.
tic music, and has made several
photograph records.
MARINE BAND
HEADS PROGRAM
A program OF practically every
type OF music viii be played by the
United States Marine Band this
evening, at the Sylvan Theater, for
the benefit of listeners Of WRC.
VIZ, WGY, and WBz, which Ii
the chief feature OF the WRC
schedule for the evening. The band
concert win come to receivers after
they have heard the Davidson-Ia-
Prade. motion picture dialogue
based on The Strong Man." which
WIZ will send to the hitherWard.
Capt. william III. Santelmann Will
conduct the band concert again this
evening and the chief feature
thereof appears to be q flute solo,
VITA French horn accompaniment.
The piece IS called, Birds Of the
Forest" and should give the soloist
fine opportunity for all sorts Of
fII1ty twists and turns and trflls.
Principal Musician Clayton Lindsay
WIN play the solo and Musicians
AdoIph SeidIer. Cornelius O'Neil.
Thaddeus Hess and AIphonso Rag
ozzino win provide the French morn
accompaniment.
Aside from this number, the pro-
gram presents q dance by Maseagni.
the overture to The Force Of
Destiny and grande scenes from
I'll Trovator," both by Verdi. the
'sVienna Blood" Waltz by Straus,
ana grand march by Wagner.
GILES, TUPMAN
AND FIRESIDERS
Erva Giles and ri Royal Salon
Orchestra win sucr 4 the Marine
Band in the loud speakers with
the usual program Il operate and
musical comedy HI sic, interlaced
with a few dance tunes. Then
will come the Fires1de Boys and
New York end of the program:
Washington will provide dance mu.
sic for WIZ and WRC listeners
from Spencer Tupman's Mayflower
Hotel Orchestra.
In the outside world there win
be found number OF fairly inter-
esting things. The Cliquot Club
Eskimos are among the more IN
sisfonf for 11ofica with their hanios.
twanging dance music and popular
songs in a way that makes the
blood Jingle. The EslSinos play
from WEAF In the early evening.
songs and sketches will come from
An old-time minstrel meIange of
WGBS at o'clock. Eddie and
Fannie Cavanaugh perform at KYW
during the Congress Carnival be-
ginning at $50 and at 1920 there
win be the new type Of Bible read
ing from WGN.