Evening star., 1946-01-06
In Local
Music Circles

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Tomorrow at $3.50 pm. Rudolf
Lampel will give violin recital in
the Phillips Gallery, assisted by
Irving Owen at the piano. His pro-
gram will be Tartini's Devils Trill"
sonata, Bach's "Ciaconna," Brahms
Sonata in D Minor, op. 1O8,' and
Mendelssohn's violin concerto.
The program for the music hour
in Barker Hall, YWCA, today at
4:30 pm, will be given by Grace
| Powell, violinist, accompanied by
Elva Book, and Villa Semple, pian-
iSt. Miss Powell will play the
Dvorak "Sonatina" and works by
Debussy, Boulanger and Smetana
and Miss Semple will be heard in
Tscherepnine's "Bagatelles" and Sc
lections by Scarlatti, Debussy and
Pick Mangiagalli.
This afternoon at o'clock the
Phillips Gallery will present Paul
Chandler Hume, baritone, in a song
recital, accompanied by William H.
Rooso. The novelty of the pro-
gram, to be heard for the first time
in the United States, is the final
scene from Hindemiths Mathis der
Mailer"
Mr.. Hume will open with Critics
Two Kings Sat Together at Ork-
dal," "Phantoms" and AN Old Song
Resung"; Van Vactors "Requiescat,
Rima XXI, Rima XIII and
Rima XXI; Goossens' Dear
Heart, Why Will You Use Me Sop,
"Ah, Cool Is the Valley Now" "All
Night Long I Hear the Noise of
Waters; Colin Taylor's The Wind
MILL" BaX's The White Peace
and Warlock's Yarmouth Fair"
The January meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists will be
held on Tuesday at 8 pm. in the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets NV. William Wat
kins, A. A. G.. O., organist of the
church, will play a recital, after
which there will be a short business
session.
A new choral group is being or
ganized in connection with the choir
at the Western Presbyterian Church
George F. Ross, choirmaster and
organiSt, will hold additions at the
church, 1906 H street NV, on Tues
day of each week, beginning this
Tuesday at pm. The require
ments for membership are sight
reading of simple hymn tunes and
willingness to work. The objective
of the new organization is its par
ticipation in the church service and
appearance in one or more concerts
season.
A group of German Lieder, sung
by Zita Mcbride, soprano, and
group of modern songs, presented by
Marjorie Barnwell, soprano, will be
a feature of the Friday Morning
Music Clubs program in Barker
Hall, 11:30 am. on Friday. Annetta
Hamilton Rosser violinist, with /
Helen Campbell Williams, pianist,
will be heard in the Cesar Franck
sonata.
Guest speaker for the National
Symphony Forum on Friday, $3.50 |
p m, in Phillips Gallery will be Paul
Hume, musical director of Station
WINK, who will talk on Music in |
the Air" He will also preside over
discussion on What You Like and !
Don't Like About Radio Programs"
1t. Helen Bokina, U. S. N. R., So
prano, will sing, accompanied by
Mr.. Hume.
Lillian EVanti, internationally
known lyric soprano, will give con-
cert in Shiloh Baptist Church on
Monday, January IA, accompanied
by Arturo Papalardo.
Irene Cain Osborn, Washington
composer has given selections from
her oratorio, THE Worlds Redeemer
Cometh," in a series of Christmas
programs given during the holidays.
Her song, From Across the Sea-"
was dedicated to Mrs. Goodall, an
inmate of the Stoddard Baptist
Home, who was 104 years old on
December %.
The Sligo Music Club will hold a
meeting Tuesday in the home of
Mrs. Julius F. Holbrook, 805 Flower
avenue, Takoma Park. THE Good
Companion" sketch of the life of
Robert Schumann, will be given by
Mrs. R. r. Breise.
Charles Boyd, cellist; Mrs. Charles
Boyd, violinist, and Irene Wolgar,
pianist, gave recital at the Wash
lngton Sanitarium yesterday, and
Gilmour Mcdonald and Mrs. Nc
Donald presented the Takoma Park
Boys Choir in program of Christ
mas carols.
The Navy Band, 1t. Charles Bren-
dler, leader, will play the following
program at its concert Friday, $3.50
pm, in the Departmental Audi
torium: Bach's "Tocatta and Fugue
in D Minor" Weber's "Oberon" over
ture, Kreisler's 'Liebesleid," "SchoenI
Rosmarin" and "Liebesfreud";; AL
ford,s THE Hunt" the .waltzes from
Strauss Der Rosenkavalier" and
Tschailowsky's Caprice Italien,"
Harold Brasch, euphonium, will be
soloist, playing his own arrangement
OF Picci's Original Fantasie" and
William T. Cameron, harp, will have
the solo parts of the Serradell- -Fas-
cinato, La Golondrina," for harp
and band.