Evening star., 1945-08-05
In Local Music Circles

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Robert Ruckman, organist and
choir director of Epworth Meth
odist Church will give recital on
the great organ in Washington Ca
thedral on Tuesday night at 8:l5
O'clock.
Boely's "Fantasie and Fugue In
B Flat" Kellner's What God Or
dains Alone Is Right" and "Rise Up,
o Men of God" by Bingham will
constitute the first part of Mr..
Ruckman's program, followed by
Elmore's "Air and Trio" and Canon
All OTTAWA" the march from Sow
erby's "Suite for Organ" Mulet's
"Campanile," Bonnet's "Rhapsodie
Catalane" and Liszt's Lies Prel-
udeS."
The popular "Estrellita" by the
Mexican composer, Ponce, will be
played by William IT. Cameron,
harpist, on the program to be given
by the Navy Band tomorrow, 8 pm,
at the east front of the Capitol.
For the band, the leader, 1t. Charles
Brendler, has chosen: Mendelssohn's S
overture, "Fingal's Cave" Evans
Lady of Spain" Sousa's march
Jack Tar" Ippolitov-Ivanov's suite
Caucasian Sketches" "Shostako-
vich's "Satiral Dance" from 1.-THE
Bolt" and Polka" from 1.-The Golden
Age" selections from Bizet's Car
men," Frangiser's Three Blind
Mice" Godowsky's I'm Old Vienna"
and LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody
No. a."
The program for the concert by
the Marine Band tomorrow, 8 pm,
in the Marine Barracks, will con-
sist of the following: Elgar's march,
1.-THE Crown of India" the overture
to Verdi's "The Force of Destiny"
BENEFITS Pacific Panorama" Le-
cuona's "Andalucia" and "Malag-
uena" from his Spanish suite, An
dalucia";; selections from Rom
berg's "Maytime," Wright's "Selec-
ton of Tschaikowsky Waltzes" and
Friedemann's "Slavonic Rhapsody
No. O."
On Wednesday at pm. the band
will play at the east front of the
Capitol the following program: The
march from Rimsky-Korsakoff's
"The Golden Cockerel," Liszt's SYM
phonic poem, LES Preludes," Wein-
berger's mississippi Rhapsody" Sc
lections from Romberg's THE New
Moon" Padilla's Eel Relicario,"
Octaviano's "Batuque Fantasia" and
the Ride of the Valkyries" from
Wagner's 1.-The Valkyrie."
Soloists on both programs will be
Robert De Hart, cornetist, to be
heard in Clarke's Sounds of the
Hudson" and Oliver Zinsmeister in
the xylophone arrangement of HUI
bays "Hejre Kati."
The Army Air Forces Band will
give concert in the Sylvan Thea
ter, Monument Grounds, on Tues
day at 8:l5 pm. and on the Capt.
tol steps on Friday at 8 pm.
The programs to be played by the
Soldiers Home Band, Franklin B.
Charles, bandmaster, this week in
the bandstand, are as follows:
Tuesday, $50 pm: Ives march,
Captain Mckenzie" Reynauds
overture, Jeanne Mailotte," Car
michaels Star Dust" by request;
selections from Bizet's Carmen"
two fox trots, Woods TRY Little
Tenderness" and Stothart's Sweet
heart Darlin'," Gungl's waltz, The
Reign of Venus" and Laurendeaus
Flying Colors."
Thursday, $50 pm. Hadleys
march, America to France" Weits'
overture, L'Oncle Mathurin," Balls
Down the Trail to Home Sweet
Home" Lyons THE Darkies' Holi-
day." selections from Rombers Her
Soldier Boy" De Lamater's "Loch
Lomond," Affords Merry Widow"
Earls waltz, "By the Old Ohio
Shore" by request. and Stephens
School Safety Patrol"
Saturday, $50 p.m.-Modes
march, "The Early Eighties of Co.
AAAtAbAn, Nj oCllW dlo . OFCI tuI e,
''Trumpeter Of the Fort" Sanfords
Memories" song for trombone
played by Robert E. Clark, selections
from Olcott's Garrett OMagh," !"
Komzak's polka "Adonis Liebestod," :"
Waldteufers waltz, "Estudiantina"
and De Ville's 'The Great American
Favorite."
Katharine Frost, well-known
piano teacher, left last week for
six-week vacation to be spent in
Hanover, New Hampshire and in
Canada. In the fall Mrs. Frost will
resume her duties as director of
music at Holton Arms School for
Girls and her private teaching in
her studio. TIT Twentieth street
NV.
Irma Tashoff was presented in
vocal recital at the Takoma Park