Evening star., 1928-03-11

LeaShY Green, vocal Etu0enJS, f1dteic
Brooks and Marie Spivey; tenor banjo,
James Lane.
Maude sewall will give a talk on the
development Of the opera Tuesday
morning before the music section OF
the Twentieth Century Club at the
Women's City Club.
Florence Howard will sing an aria
from the first opera BY Jacopa Peri,
Sono," from "The Marriage Of Figaro"
Mozart. and, to represent the modern
style, an aria, "Je leve mes regards vers
la montague" from lie Roi David" by
Arthur Honegger. and the aria Of Ael-
frida. from 1.-THE Kings Henchman,"
by Deems Taylor.
At Park View School, under auspices
Of the Park View Community Center, a
new vocal study class and glee club Is
being organized. Lawrence z. Murray,
bass baritone, will conduct this class.
Mr.. Murray studied under various mas
ter5 Of the vocal art. including z. War
rem K. Howe, leading vocal instructor
in the American Conservatory Of Mu-
sic, Chicago. and formerly an assistant
TO Jacques Bouhy in Paris.
Such matters as diaphragmatic and
costal breathing. diction. resonators.
blending of registers and the most COM
mon faults Of singers will be discussed.
The class will meet promptly at 8
o'clock in the kindergarten room each
Wednesday evening
The Midwinter party of the Tuesday
Evening Music Club will be held Tues
day night at the home Of the director,
Mrs. Frank Howard. Members Of the
club will present the following program
Of American music:
Over Hill. Over Dale. Francis Hopkinson
First American composerJ
Laura Hayes Lyie
The Robin sings in the Apple Tree"
!" ''s "'11n Virginia Woodward 'NacD0"eh
II II is ~ the Ho1r Of Dreaming" ysry ssl'ec
Ceci,s Li,tIsaeid and catherin: eto:,
winfred RoyIe.
The star: Loves on the High
Nar.aret ca..eIl:. . = rogers
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7"7 a Laurs nr Ha1es n1.a.n Lyis. Lieaiancs
Eg .Eg. I111in ILonG,y Forect ,,Fs PATHWAY .e-r..
Inc morning cecile Il Ith Iitslsasla. IefFy
"Ars You Ready: Zion. Halle,
Catherine Gros: A'ne- N-''
Minnie Hoxie, pianist. will be the
guest soloist Of the evening.
Eva whitford Lovette. rezzo-soprano.
viii be the soloist at the dedication serr-
ices Of the new BrookIand Baptist
Church this morning She will sing
Gounod's "Oh. Divine Redeemer."
Mrs. Lovette and George Dixon
Thompson. pianist, will be the soioists
at the John Burroughs psrent-Teacher
Association TO be held at the John Bur
roughs Auditorium Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lovette will sing the Samson
and Delilah" aria MY Heart at Thy
SEees SHefs, Voice v:-..r,,sis iye Been Rosmins
fBrahms). and "oh. Miss Hannah"
tDeppen). Mr. Thompson will play
Tango" fAlbeniz): Chopin waltz and
the "Rigoletto" paraphrase by Verdi
List. He also viii accompany Mrs.
LoYette.
The morning service at IL o'clock az
the Columbia Heights Christian Church
VIII be broadcast over WIFI The fol-
lowing musical program will be given
under the direction of Stewart Dickson.
organist and director:
Organ professional Dubois
Tenor solo hy Harlan Caste
Anshenl-..Roe Of ACES ........-.B Bssck
organ-M Marra Romano ......... .C;oanod
At the twilight music hour in the
fourth floor assembly Of the Y. ". c. A.
Building at Seventeenth and < streets
this afternoon. the program viii be
presented by Elizabeth Huehacher,
soprano. accompanied By William
Smith. and by Dorothy Seamars,
ytoltnist. accompanied by Mrs. Charles
! Haupt
Next Sunday. the Victor Hereer.
Ensemble VIII provide the program.
The ensemble IS composed Of z. s. Al
verson, dute; Karl Ochs., piano: Julius
Ochs, Violin. and Louis s. Bradford.
cello. They will be assisted by Ger
! trude Lyons. lyric soprano.
Obo Jan Gibson. lyric soprano. as
sisted by Elizabeth Gardner Cocmhs.
pianist, rendered program for the
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. Il,
F. A. A. NJ, Wednesday evening.
At the II o'clock service last Sunday
morning az First Presbyterian Church.
Bucks "Juhilate Deo'' and AmbrcseS
Come 10 My Heart, Lord Jesus" were
sung by a quartet composed OF Nellie
Sebastian Chailiet, Marian Arnold. Mr..
Pruna and Charles Gordon. Corneiia
Long kinSella was the ovgan:St and d3-
rector. This service was broadcast BY
WRC.
The Washington College Of Music
gave It's usual Saturday evening pro-
gram over Station wRC. using the
theater organ from the COLLEGE. with
Irene Juno playing. This week the
program will be transferred 70 the
studio OF wRC. when Mrs. Brooks
Fletcher. soprano. and Gertrude Dyrs.
pianist, viii be heard from 6.S 70 !
o'clock pm.
Wednesday evening the college
opened its own hroa6caSting studio.
using the facilities Of Station wTTF
from 10 10 IL O'Clock. This viii be
regular weekly feature. The rrcSrams
Will be made up Of hall hour plano,
v!oIIn. voice, trio and quartet numbers.
followed by q half hour Of thsa:sr
organ.
A musical prOgrarn WAS presented BE-
fore the West Virginia Society at SIS
meeting at the Washington Club, Seven
teenth and * streets. "Wednesday nighs
by Clifton A. WccCrla,. baritone. Who
sang 20, Lovely Night" by Ronald:
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal" BY
Qutiser; Give n Man \ Horse He Can
Ride" by O'Hara, and Garry Me Back
10 Old VIreinny," and Irene NJ. Chainey,
pianist, who played "EiScsettc Para
phrase" by IiSzt, Mrs Caaney also
acted as sccenaraniSt,
Irene juno. chairman Of the music
Sscttcn ~ the District League Of Arnert-
cam pen Women, Will present the fol-
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