Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
In Local
Music Circles

MUSIC AlfClcS
The third concert of the series
entertainment, Please" will be pre-
sented at Central Auditorium, Thir-
tenth and Clifton streets NV, on
Wednesday at $3.50 pm. A cham
/ Der music group from the Navy
School of Music consisting of Jesse
Tryon. violinist; Robert Noonan,
pianist and Angelo Borghi, clari-
netist, will present the program.
which is given under the auspices of
the District of Columbia Recreation
Department in cooperation with
Recreation Services, Inc. There is
no admission charge.
The National Gallery of Art will
present David Soyer, violoncellist
of the Navy Band. this evening at
8 pm. The soloist will have the
assistance of Earl Wild, pianist. in
Handel's Sonata in G Minor, /,
Strauss Sonata in F ajor, OPP. g."
Boccherini's Concerto in B Flat
Major" and group of short num-
berS: Cascades "Requiebros," Minis
'Montonesa" and "Tonada Muir
ciana," aganini-Kreisler's Caprice
No. 20 in B Minor" Franchomme' s
Caprice No, in B Minor" (unac-
companiedJ and Wieniawski- Kreis-
ler's Caprice in A Minor"
+ The Marine Band Symphony Or
chestra under the leadership of
Captain William F. Santelmann
will be heard in a concert at the
Band Auditorium, Marine Barracks,
Wednesday at 8:15 pm. Kenneth
Douse, saxophonist. will be the solo,
list and will play Saverino's Con-
certo" for saxophone John Pow
ellis "Natchez on the Hill is one
of the features of the program which
will include Debussy's "L'Apres Midi
dun Faune," ber-Weingartner
Invitation to the Dance" Overture
to Mendelssohn's "Ruy Bias" and
Prokofleff's Peter and the Wolf" a
musical fairy-tale the narrative part
OF which will be presented by Dale
Harpham
4 The Navy Band Symphony has
announced its program for Friday
c;;30 pm, to be given at the Depart.
mental Auditorium on Constitution
a avenhe and Thirteenth Street NV
which will include Beethoven,
{ SYMPHONY No. ] in c Major, on
ri; Granville Enghsh:s AN Island
:. Festival ballet suite in three
movements, Dvorak's "Carniya
, Overture and d'Albert's Concerto
In c Major. Op. 90" for cello ane
orchestra, with the solo part plsyee
by David Soyer.
The Lovette Choral Club. Eve
Whltiort Lovette. director. will re.
sumo rehearsals for its 18th sprine
concert tomorrow night at 8 pm
THOMPSON Community Center
Twelfth and L streets NV. Unusua,
circumstances l1eve deprived the
club Of the needed number of altos
f'or that reason IN ilvitotion will
BE e,.t"'1ded by the club to several
altos to become guest members for
the remainder of the season
+ Recovered from severe illness
Mccall Lanham, vocal teacher of
New York and Washington has re-
Sumed his instructions at his studio
at 1911 Connecticut avenue NV
Appointments for interviews on
Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday of
any week may be made by telephone
Mnna Nlemann, pianist. gave a
recital on December 10 in the KEEL
logg Building for the nursing school
OF Garfield Hospital.
| Mark Hoffman dean of the school
OF music at Greensboro Col,ege,
North Carolina. will be presented in
concert by the WASHINGTON CHAPTER
of the Greensboro College Alun1nae
Association at defense stamp tea
to be piven Sun iav afternoon. Jqr-
uary Is. from to at 246O Six
tenth street NV.
Charles Dana Beaschler. minister
OF music at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. has resumed
his musical duties after a trip to
the West. The Sunday night must
Gales for servicemen will be con-
tinued beginning tonight at 9 pm.
The chclr and chorus of ITS voices
under Mr. Seaschler's direction are
preparing to present four oratorios.
| tie first scheduled for February %.
Gala m''sicalcs will be given each
month beginning January 26.
On Fridov at 1880 o'clock, Barker
Hall. YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. the FRIDAY Morning
Music Club will pyesent the follow
ing: Norma Simonson, mezzo-
soprano; Helen Campbell Williams.
pianist: Virginia Houghton. lyric
soprano. Miss Simonson will pre-
sent "Vignettes of Italy," song
cycle by Winter Watts.
The All-States Chorus will resume
rehearsals Wednesday evening at
Central High School, Thirteenth
and Clifton streets NV, at pm.
There are still few vacancies in
each section and interested singers
are invited to enroll.
Pfc. Fred Katz. before joining the
armed forces cellist with the Ma
tional Symphony, was heard in a
cello recital Friday evening at 1912
Eighteenth street NV. He was as
sisted by Thelma Stein, former pu-
lpil of Egon Petri at the piano A
first performance was given to a
work by his brother. Abe Katz, en-
titled Israel" 0ther numbers pro-
grammed were sonatas by Valentino,
and Beethoven, Senaille,s Allegro, !"
Paradis' "Sicilienne" and Cascades
Dance of the Green Devils"
The program to be presented at
the concert of recorded music in
the National Archives auditorium
tomorrow night at 7:45 pm. will
include Wagner's Faust Over
ture." d'Indy's Symphony No. q"
y