Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
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| THE Choir Invisible VIII give a
memorial program over radio
| Tuesday night, at o'clock, under the
| direction of the new leader. Dr. Alex
| ander Henneman, director of the de-
partment of music at the Sisters Col
| iege, Catholic University. The pro
| gram will be in honor of Joseph
! Pache, who. until his death recently,
! was director of the choir. The sing
| ers in the choir are soloists at St.
| Marearet's: Christ Church. George
! town, and Christ Church, Alexandra,
Va. The instrumental accompani-
ments will be played by Katherine
| Seeley Wallace on the piano.
/ The feature number will be a clio
ria" composed for and dedicated to
| the Choir Invisible by Mr.. Pache. 1t
| will be sung a capella.
| DR.. Hennemann studied at the Con
| servatory of Music. Munich, Germany,
| under the same instructors who
| taught Mr.. Pache. He has the same
traditions and training. Both direc-
! tors were taught choral music and
| conducting by Hieber, favorite mu-
| stefan with Wagner.
| The other selections will be:
blessed Are the. Men Mendelsso h
.Hnnpx and s Rss, Are They Mendeissohn
| Grant Them Rest Eternal" Verdi
| Cast Thy Burden ...-.''' Meii''e'sSoi'''
| Beulah Beverley Chambers presented
a number of young students In a piano
recital last Sunday afternoon at BeN'
| erly Court, assisted by Edith Hoitz-
| claw Gawler. who sang charmingiy
| two groups of English songs.
| The program included compositlois
of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schu'
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| Those taking part were Jane Schu-
bert, CYNTHIA Brookes. Paul keyes,
Josephine Kaufman, Jane Cunning
ham, Mary Brookes. Christine Hand
BY. Sarah Tolman, Helen Rosenberg.
| Ann Ruth Collier, Elizabeth Taylor
and Frances Pope.
| After the program Miss Chambers
played compositions of Chopin and
List.
| Serge Rachmaninoff. Russian plan
| list, will give his only concert this sea
| son in Washington under the dlrec'
| ton of Mrs. Wilson-Greene at Polls
| Theater Monday, February 81. at 4:3O
| O'Clock, as the third attraction In the
| Philharmonic course.
| March 4, 1927. Is not inauguration
| day in Washington this year, but it
1 promises 10 DS III 81 dSAN''i
| sense owing to the appearance at
! Polls Theater that afternoon of Nine.
| Jeritza. famous Metropolitan soprano.
| The second of a series of organ re-
| citals will be given by Jean r. Phillips
at the Washington Cathedral, Mount
| St. Alban, Tuesday evening, at $40
! O'Clock.
The program will be:
A Andanfe e can Il from strnss a1,,
P 1emers Symphonic si.,:,1 Y !saSPiS;
"fHs sut" in 6 minor j S, Bach
'Passa eastH in f Minor Josef RheinberseT
| Helen Belt. violinist. and Rawley c.
| Donohue. baritone, with Karl Holer,
| accompanist, will be guest soloists at
| the fourth annual banquet of the
Chaminade Glee Club Tuesday: Both
! artists will feature original compost
! tons of Karl Holer. Miss Belt will
| play Caprice" and Romance" Mr..
| Donohue will sing Ghosts"
I DIR. George T. Warren will talk on
| "Gamboling on the Green"
| The banquet committee, Margaret
| Mccormick, chairman; Katherine
Holer, Mrs. Hendrickson, Florence
| Human. Elizabeth Rice, Jennie Lind
| Lillian Anderson, Mrs. Parsons, Eliza
beth Black, Mrs. Ruth letters Saun
ders. Esther Linkins. promises some
original novel features in the orig1na
poem and song by Florence Hinman
club poet Mrs. Helen T. Murray, club
| accompanist.
Tickets may be purchased from
Mrs. Dora Parsons, 1860 Irving street
northwest. Adams 8000W.
The fourth of a series of talks on
musical instruments given before the
music section OF. the Twentieth Cen
1 fury Club, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes, chair
man, was presented by Florence How
ard last Tuesday when she talked on
THE Voice as an Instrument" Mrs
1 Howard traced the use of the human
voice as an instrument from early
Greek and Hebrew times through the
| medieval period until the thirteenth
| century.
/ TO illustrate, Mrs. Howard sang
some early Gregorian chants. an old
| Hebrew melody, trOubadour song
| of has and several old English and
| Italian airs. Margaret Allison, So
| prano, and Helen Newmeyer. con
| tralto, gave two old English duets,
| and the old round Summer Is Acorn
| in In" Crete Lorleberg Won Bayer
| was Ut the piano
| The Friday Morning Music Club will
| present a song recital by Arthur
| Kraft. tenor. of New York City. next
Friday morning. katherine Flicker
| Cullen will be the pianist on the pro-
gram and Miss Buckenstein will play
| Mr. Kraft's Accomplishments.
| The musical services of the Gun
| ton Temple Memorial Presbyterian
! Church will be snder the direction of
John George Klein, with Mrs. Klein
| at the organ.
At the IL o'clock services the choir
will sing THE Lord Is My Rock, "
Woodman Florence Sindell, soprano,
| will sing. This afternoon, at the
twilight services. beginning at 4:30,
| Mr.. Klein and Mrs. Sindell, the reg
F., ular soloists, will be assisted by New
ton Hammer tenor soloist of st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Mr.. Ham
mer will sing THE Ninety and Nine, a"
F.! Campion, Mr. Klein and Mrs. Sindell
| will sing God Is Love-" Jerome.
| Marianne Genet, who is coming to
! Washington to take part in the pro-
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