Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03
MUSIGRAPHS

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November is, when Helen Corbin Heinl.
Emily Coville and Kathryn Hill Rawls
are scheduled to take part
Ruth Farmer. director Of the Roak
Greek Church Choir, led q program given
In the parish hall october "a. The
guest soloiSts were Mrs. David L. Quinn
and H. Leroy Lewis. The audience, OF
about $50 people, showed enthusiastic
interest.
The Sherwood School Of Music an
nounces the addition TO its faculty OF
Washington as the directress of the
Virgil Piano School: also, as artist
teacher, Felicia Rybier, who was re-
Gently heard in recital at the Willard,
has joined the faculty. The Sherwood
School Of Music of Chicago is rapidly
assembling = splendid isculty OF Wen vel
the local branch, and bids fair to be
the leading school in the District. The
school Is located at l4Ol Fairmont
street. The telephone Is Adams SAGA.
Mr.. and Mrs. sophocles r. Papas
gave junior students recital at their
studio at 1921 Connecticut avenue last
Sunday afternoon
Those participating were Edgar
Saugstad Walter Howe, banjo, and
Billy Lynch, mandolin, pupils OF Mr..
Papas; Margaret Rowe, Eivina Rowe
and Caroline Cowen, piano solos and
duets, pupils Of Mrs. Papas.
Mr.. and MRS. Papas plan several Of
these recitals for Junior and advanced
students during the season.
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choir of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church this morning in their second
appearance this Fall.
| They will sing 20 Blessed Is That
Land of God" by StAiner, virginia
Turley singing the solo part.
Tamara Dmitrieff of the faculty OF
the Washington College of Music pre-
sented students in a piano recital at
the college Friday, october IS. The re-
cital hall was filled with parents and
friends.
Those participating were Harriet Lee
Burns, Harry Williams. Dorothy Stein-
brocker. Estelle Tabb. Fulton Kfupsaw,
Marion WAlberg, Howard Gossage,
1 Peggy Keyser, Mildred Steinbrocker,
Marjorie, Vesta wilkins, June Hall.
Jane Burns, Alma Schumacher. Marie
Harrington, Audrey Bosher, Lilly Pap
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Marion Rueth.
Louis Thompson, head Of the voice
department of the Washington Con-
servatofy OF Music, announces that
additions for scholarships will close this
week. There is still time for entrants,
and Mr.. Thompson expects TO be busy
all week with them.
The Conservatory Chorus, under Mr..
Thompson's direction, is rehearsinS
works OF the modern composers. In
formal lectures precede each rehearsal.
The lecture this week was on the sub
ject Opera In English"
T. Guy Lucas class In musical knowl.
edge meets each Tuesday evening. These
interesting evenings are intended for
musical amateurs as well as students.
At present the class is following the
progress of the Flemish or Dutch school,
which later invaded Venice and Lon
don The t:ial evening Is free to any
music lover interested.
The music committee Of the Epworth
M. E. Church South announces the en-
gagement Of male quartet for the sea.
son. The members are: George Good
win and b. D. Thomason, tenors. and
p. r. Fox and w. Cameron Burton
baSsos. t
Edwin Moore has been re-engaged az
organist ana director.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. basso,
with Lucy Brickenstein. pianist, pre-
sented an informal program of songs
before the members of the Tuesday
Evening Music Club last Tuesday. He
included classic and modern numbers.
Special interest centered In his inter.
probation Of the cantata for solo voice,
by Bach, 1T Is Enough"
Florence Howard, director Of the club,
states that she hopes to present other
j artists before her student singers.
George Cornwell, pianist, was guest 500
loist at an earlier meeting.
The club is now preparing special
programs of solo and ensemble music
4 to be given in December at the Arts
Club and the Women'S University Club.
Mrs. Howard announces a few vacan-
cies in the alto section. Applicants for
membership may see the director Tues
day evenings at the studio, i406 n
street northwest.
Ray Palkin, soprano, sang at Walter
Reed Hospital October ii and viii sing
at the Naval Hospital tomorrow under
auspices Of the Red Cross of the Dis
trict of Columbia. November Is Miss
Palkin sings for the Washington Gen.
tennial Chapter. o. Z. s. November %
she is to sing for the Fellowcraft Ma
sonic Club. Her selections will be CLASSIC
cal. Florence Hynson viii be the ac-
companist.
Louis Potter, pianist, and Ruby Pot
ter, soprano, with Mrs Franc Caskey
Of the Theater Arts School as reader,
will present a program at the Cleveland
Congregational Church Friday. under
auspices Of the WoinAn's Association OF
that church.
The Harmony Music Club held It's
meeting at the home Of the councillor,
Mrs. G. Carroll Burke, Tuesday after
noon, when the composer whose life
| was studied was Josef Haydn. Each
member contributed details to the story
and Mrs. Burke played some Of Haydfl's
| works.
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