Evening star., 1943-07-04
In Local Music Circles

Immediately following the o'clock
evenSong service in Washington
Cathedral this afternoon Pvt Paul
Galloway Of the Army Music School
of Fort Myer. Va, will give a re-
cital on the great organ of the Ca
thedral. Among modern American
works to be played are "VexilIa
Regis by Richard Purvis. and
Fantasy and Fugue," by Homer
Keller. the latter written especially
for this program and performed for
the first time this afternoon Both
Mr. Purvis and Mr.. Keller are
members of the present class at
the Army Music School, graduates
from the Curtis Institute and from
the Eastman School of Music in
Rochester, N. Y. respectively.
Included into the program will be
Cesar Franck's Piece Heroique"
and ''Chorale in E Ma jor," Bach's
"Passacaglia and Fugue in G.. Mi
nor and "ArioSo' by Leo Sowerby.
A sunset promenade concert has
been scheduled for the officers. their
families and the enlisted personnel
of the entire Capital area at Fort
Myer. Va. on Saturday. SoloiSt-
musicians from the Army Air Forces
Band-Pvt. Glenn Darwin, baritone:
Sergt. Virgil Fox. pianist, and Pfc.
Emo Valasek. violinist-will give the
program and. possibly, the entire
Air Force Band, Capt. ALT Heiberg,
conductor, if circumstances permit,
will participate. In case of incle-
ment weather this concert will be
held in the riding academy. Admis-
sion granted to men and women in
uniform.
Katharine Frost presented Gerry
Martin, l2-year-old pianist. at
her studio last Sunday in recital.
The youthful musician played COM
positions by Bach. Kuhlau. Men,
delssohn, Rolfe, Wagner, Tansman
and Heller.
Mrs. M. R. Spengler presented a
group of students in a piano recital
Monday in the Woman's City Club.
Those participating were Beverley
Replogle, Claire Sinclair, Shirley
Bourman. Martha Wells. Manuella
Adeva. Aurora Adeva. Margaret Ann
Saunders. Marilyn Trewhella. Anita
Perez, Ken Kuehn, John Dougherty
and Joel Dougherty.
Madeleine Aughinbaugh presented
her students in their annual piano
recital at Pierce Hall on June 16
and IT. The following took part:
Mary Frances Allen. Joy Abrams,
Helen Bacas. Aristotle Bacas. Kath-
crime Bartram. Harry Beuchert,
Jean Bundy. Mary Ellen Belt. Pa
tricia Belt. Dorothy Boimblatt, Bar
bara Clancy. Edward Lee Catterton,
Louise Catterton. Ruth Cohen,
Marilyn Carman, Katherine De-
dudes, Mary Diacopoulos. Jeannine
de Shazo, Jacqueline Childs, Charles
Earisman, Phyllis FiShbein, Patricia
Flanagan, Dorothy fletcher, Patricia
Flood, Gerald Flood, Conrad Grant,
Patricia Grant, Blanche Gildenhorn.
George Grive, Preston Guice. Lettie
Grimaldi. Patricia Hulse, Patricia
Happ, Helene Kennedy, Helen King,
Mary Catherine Lohr. Betty Ann
Lohr, Arelene Levine, Gary Lesnoff,
Florence Milzman, Ruth Marian
McDougald, Caroline Norris, Paul
cite Norris, Kathleen Nolan, Julius
Piver, Maurice Piver, Lawrence
Prescott, Phyllis Rosenberg, Mar
garet Shane, Shirley Sheer, Gloria
Swantner, Ann Shaw, Bettye
Thomas, Charlotte Vigneri, Bernice
Vigneri, Charlene Vierbuchen, Doris
Jean Ways. Marie Wholihan, Mary
Ann Wassmann, Lillian ZevgoliS,
Marian ZevgoliS.
The Phillips Memorial Gallery an
nounces an all-Mozart program this
afternoon at o'clock by Juanita
Carter, soprano; Joseph Collins,
c. Y, U. S. N. r., baritone: John
Yard, c. Y, U. S. N. R., baritone:
Jean Slater Appel, pianist. Theodore
Schaefer, pianist.
Glenn Darwin, baritone of the
Metropolitan Opera and of radio
and soloist at st. Bartholomew