Evening star., 1928-03-11

Schubert is a master of dynamic.
of sound. and gives the inStru.
mentS large scope for expires.
sion. His tarantelle (the last
movemenU is dainty.
The nocturne, introduced be-
tween the guitar quartet and the
string quartet, with Maltcu
Boyce at the piano, is tender. yet
majestic. It suggests some famil-
lar German folk tunes so skill
fully used by Schubert.
The second concert will be
dedicated to the compositions OF
Brahms. His delightful horn trio
with its fragrance of the woods
and pleasures of hunting, and bits
of a symphonic domeStica. as
portrayed in the double concerto
for violin and cello, will be the
numbers presented. also a piano
solos by Nation Boyce.
AT the third, Fritz Kreisler,
concert. Miss de Sayn will play
Grave Bach-Kreisler: Prelude
and Allegro Pugnani-Kreisler,
and the popular valses, Caprice
Viennois. 'Schoen Rosemarin,
Liebesfreud,' Liebesleid' and
'Tambourin Chinois.' The Fritz
Kreisler's dramatic Quartet will
be the concluding number"
THE Glee Club of the Young
l. Women's Christian Associa-
ton, comprising 38 young singers
living at the Elizabeth Somers
tthe residence of the Y. w. C. A.
in this city,, will give its first pub
lie concert under the direction of
Imogene B. Ireland, secretary for
music of the local association,
Tuesday. The assisting artist will
be Marion Holmes of New York
City, young soprano SIM Ar Of
much prominence, and no Is
connected with the work of the
National Board Of the Young
Women'S Christian ASSo lation.
The Glee Club was or ,aniZed In
1926, and, although 1t J As partici-
pated in IL programs nee its or
ganization; this viii be its first
appearance in publ recital. Its
officers are: Kat crime Erwin,
president; Alta NJ Smith, assist
ant director; Luc' ! Wheaton, Sec
retary-treasurer' Georgia Bright.
librarian; Vivie' Ae Winstead and
Edith L. Daw IN, accompanies.
Miss Alta M. smith Is acting as
chairman Of Ae committee which
has arrange Aents in charge for
the concert
Member of the Glee Club are:
Lorene + ieider, Natalie Koban,
Georgia 5right, Lucille Wheaton,
Katherj e Erwin, Imogene Ire
land, ! ia Smith, Edith Dawson,
Lois fme, Margaret Meissner.
Mary Ruth MarSton, Helen An
drw kiewicz, Nellie Waterfield,
Mo- Aa Harden, Lillian Krause,
b. nice Griffith. Eunice Wartman.
: Ee Burden, Ruby Weik. Mary
, Asteel. Bertha Oksendahl, Ger
rude Jarrard, Lillian johnson,
Miriam Huddle, Margaret Mitten-
dorf. Julia Maxwell, Lucille Mar
tin, Ethel Barnhill, Pauline Boil
ling, Alma Day, Clara ,Jeffery,
Ruth Riepe, Florence Sauer. Mar
garet Raiston. Ida Tinnin, Pauline
Myers, Madeline Brand, Jessie
Grove and Ruth Harris.
OTHER signs of Spring are no
~ .ticeable. The Navy Band
has announced the first of its
strictly band programs rather
than orchestral, and Is working
out its band schedule for the
parks for Summer. The Marine
Band for several weeks has been
presenting one band program. as
it finds that requests are nu-
merous for some good band music
on the radio, there are so many
and varied forms of the orches-
trail music provided. Also, the
Army Band Is working out its
Summer plans, and not the least
OF them has to do with inter-
American music exchange, Offer
ing the music of North, Central
and South America In increasing
quantity and variety.
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THE forerunner OF the Spring
l. vacation Is here this week.
Two different educational glee
clubs are giving two distinctly Diff
ferent, yet equally representa-
tive, programs Of glee club music.
Both of the programs are Tues
day night. At the Washington
Hotel the University OF Missouri
Glee Club will appear In a well
balanced program that ranges
from the ancient classics OF early
Italian school through the best
music written for male choruses
up 10 the present day-~the type
OF program that Or. Dawson and
his Harvard Glee Club first made
practicable and famous. The
Hiram College Glee Club, also
from the Middle West-from
Ohio--Will. on the other hand.
present the earlier, and still very
popular type OF college glee club
program. featuring deliciousiy
silly comic songs and rollicking
college campus melodies.
Pretty soon the circuses will
ride down the crocuses In vacant
lots, and then. almost simuita-
neously, the Metropolitan Opera
Co. will make It's short stop here
on It's annual Southern tour.
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Third Annual Concert OF