Evening star., 1948-11-21

recording and transcription fund.
Paul Galloway will conduct; Rich
ard Dirksen, associate organist and
choirmaster, will be at the console.
The program will feature several
works for organ and strings.
Mary Elizabeth Roberts will be
presented by the Washington Mu-
sical Institute in a song recital at
the Church of the Holy City, Six
teenth and Corcoran streets NV,
today at pm. The singer. who
is director of music and soloist at
the Columbia Baptist Church. Falls
Church, is also organist and pianist.
She will be awarded a bachelor of
music degree in voice, having ma
jored under Myron w. Whitney.
| Doda Conrad, bass. assisted by
Erich l. Kahn, pianist, will give a
song recital in the Phillips Gallery
tomorrow at $50 pm.
Charlotte Bloecher, soprano, OF
New York will be guest soloist with
kthe Washington Civic Orchestra
Tuesday night in the Roosevelt
Auditorium, Fifteenth and Allison
streets NV, at $3.50 o'clock. Hend-
rik Essers will conduct. The orches-
ira is sponsored by the District of
Columbia Recreation Department.
Thu Tv,cfif,,n nf T0Y, }.
| Arts, continuing its Tuesday series
of concerts, will present Harry Nc
Clure in a piano recital Tuesday at
$3.50 pm. This will be Mr.. Mcclure S
first program of four. dedicated to
the entire collection of Bach's we'll
tempered clavier works. He will
complete the first book on January
4 and has scheduled the second for
the spring.
The Chevy Chase Chanters, J
Horace Smithey, director. and the
music section of the Women's Club
of Chevy Chase, Hester Smithey
director, will join in a program for
the benefit of the Suburban Hospital
on Tuesday. November 30, at the
Woman's Club Auditorium. Ellinor
Benedict. cellist. will be the soloist
Ethel Matson the accompanist.
The YWCA music hour will pre-
sent the Gault Chamber Players
this afternoon in Barker Hall at
4:30 o'clock. Carole Coughlin So
~re~a. Oh borv,ood 10 Jnrotto Mo pjct
Willis M. Gault and Denny Nc
Reynolds. violinists, will be the So
loists. The 15-piece ensemble con-
sists of Irene Schweitzer. Daniel
Sharp, Mr.. McReynolds, Walter Err
skine, Paul j. Thomas, Ralph c.
Masters, Esther Heyman. Mr.. Gault.
Caroline Just, John Cornish, Edwin
Provost, James Ayres, Lorraine Sage,
L. NJ Andrus and Sherwood Cado-
rette.
The District o. Columbia Chapter
of the American Guild of Organists
will give its first program devoted to
compositions by members of the To-
cal chapter next Sunday at pm.
in the Church of the Epiphany. Sa-
cred numbers by nine composers will
be presented by different choirs and
soloists.
/ Prince Georges Symphony Or
chestra holds rehearsals Sunday aft
ernoons from to pm. in the
Greenbelt Center School. Instru-
mentalists desiring to join should
contact David Burchuk or Mrs. H.
Oring.
The Army Band. Capt Hugh
Curry. leader. will give a concert
Wednesday night in the Depart
mental Auditorium at s o'clock. The
first part of the concert will be
broadcast over the Continental net
work. A woodwind quintet and the
Army Band chorus, 1t. Samuel
Loboda, director, will take part.
The YMCA plans a series OF
concerts throughout the season on
Tuesday nights at $3.50 o'clock, be-
ginning Tuesday. Free to the pub
lie. they will be held in the lobby
lounge of the Central Branch. 1916
G. street NV. Robert Frederick
Freund will sing, accompanied by
Edna Lee Freund.
The Friday Morning Music Club
will feature Cecilia Mahoney and
Jean Heers, violinists, with Susan
nah Coleman, pianist-composer
Frances Tucker Mann, mezzo-So-
prano, Dorothy Radde Emery at
the piano, and Sally West, pianist
in a varied program, Friday at 1870
in Barker Hall.
The District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Music Clubs held its first
Junior recital of the season last
night at Burrell Hall, Calvary Bap-
tist Church. Between January and
May. 1949, the Federation plans five
Junior recitals.