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Musical Courier 1901-04-24: Vol 42 Iss 1100, 1901
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1Miss Fannie Trezevant, of Marietta, Ga., has made her début as a professional pianist.
3Miss Sophia Alexander, of Memphis, Tenn., must be added to the list of singers who have made débuts this season.
5John S. Crowley, a tenor from Beverly, Mass., assisted at the last pupils' concert given by Miss Gertrude Walker, of Salem, Mass.
7Miss Frances Smith, soprano, assisted by Miss Mary Willing, gave a recital on April 8 at the home of Mrs. Kent Hamilton, Toledo, Ohio.
9Miss Nellie G. Henry was assisted at her Newark, N. J., piano recital by the New York University Glee Club, Claude Trevlyn, violinist, and other artists.
11Max Heinrich and Miss Julia Heinrich were the artists who contributed the last of the Abbot Academy, Andover, Mass., musicales under fashionable auspices.
13Harry Clifford Lott, the baritone singer, gave a recital on April 17, at the Columbus (Ohio) Y. M. C. A. He was accompanied by Miss Emma Eberling, of Columbus.
15Dion Wylie Kennedy, pianist, and John C. Brownell, baritone, gave a recital on April 16 at Memorial Hall, Manchester, N. H., for the benefit of the Manchester Relief Corps.
17Ernest Bovard, a pianist, well known in Central Pennsylvania, gave a recital recently at Dunmore, a suburb of Scranton. He was assisted by his pupil, Miss Lena Gendall, of Peckville, Pa.
19S. Lewis Elmer, the organist and choirmaster of the Central M. E. Church, Bridgeton, N. J., presented "The Risen King," a sacred cantata by Schnecker, at the Easter service. The choir is composed of thirty-five voices.
21The pupils of Miss Leona Hanson gave their piano recital at the Alfred House, Alfred, Me. Miss Helen Marshall, a contralto, of Buxton, and Miss Clancey, a soprano from Springvale, assisted in presenting the program.
23George W. Andrews, of the Oberlin Conservatory, gave an organ recital at the First Congregational Church, at Toledo, Ohio, for the members of the Congregational Club. He was assisted by Bradford Mills, a local singer.
25The Swedish String Quartet, assisted by Miss Ida E. Johnson, soprano; John A. Larson, baritone; Josef Jacobson, baritone, and Henry Conrad Ostrum, pianist, recently gave a concert in Horticultural Hall, Worcester, Mass.
27Ben Franklin, tenor soloist of St. Peter's Church, and Temple Beth Emeth (Albany, N. Y.), gave a song recital at the Ten Eyck, Albany, on April 15. The singer was assisted by Robert E. Foote, violinist and Frank Sill Rogers, accompanist.
29Camilla Estelle Greene, a child pianist from Hartford, Conn., gave a concert at Union Hall, South Portland, Me., on April 15. She was assisted by her parents, the father a cornetist and mother a violinist, and George W. Hodgdon, a blind pianist.
31L. L. Zarbaugh, formerly tenor soloist in the Westminster Church choir, Toledo, Ohio, has accepted the position of choir leader at the Auburndale Presbyterian Church. Henry Van Etta will succeed Mr. Zarbaugh at the Westminster Church.
33Miss Rebecca Holmes, violinist, assisted the Harmonie Quartet, of Hartford, at a concert given at the Hartford First M. E. Church on April 18. The members of the quartet are Mrs. F. A. Smith, Mrs. V. P. Marwick, H. L. Maerchbin and E. S. Couch.
35At his last organ concert at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, William A. Watkins was assisted by Mrs. B. McCleod Smith, soprano; Mrs. Ellen Bright Ray, soprano; Miss Leta Wilbanks, violinist; E. W. Jarnegan, violinist, and W. T. Henderson, basso.
37Among the pupils who appeared at the last recital of the Wisconsin College of Music, Milwaukee, were Mrs. Lloyd-Jansen, Jennie Duemling, Minnie Hambitzer, Adelina Plein-Nemmers, Elsa Roehr, Laura Dole, Oscar Janowski, Fred Lochmer and August Ross.
39Benjamin Stanley, the director of the St. Joseph, Mo., Choral Society, announces that for next season his choristers will undertake Sullivan's "Golden Legend," César Franck's "Beatitudes" and Taylor's "Hiawatha." On April 17 the society gave its last concert for this season.
41Ernest M. Ehlers gave a musicale at Comstock Hall, Hartford, Conn., on April 11, assisted by Miss Louise Spieske, pianist; Miss Emma Spieske, violinist; Miss Bertha Spieske, viola; William H. Miller, 'cello; Miss Grace L. Weir, soprano, and William L. Porter, tenor.
43A number of singers residing in Somerset County, Me., have organized a musical association, and elected J. O. Smith, of Skowhegan, president. The new association will participate in a festival to be held at Madison during the month of May, under the direction of Llewellyn B. Cain, of Waterville.
45The music department of Chicora College, at Greenville, S. C., gave a concert recently in the chapel of the college. The piano numbers were given by the following pupils: Lucile Humphreys, Ethel King, Nettie Pack, Fannie Riley, Nora Everett, Alice McCarley, Ruby McCorkle, Grace Graham and Miss Watkins.
47The quartet choir of Trinity Lutheran Church, Albany, N. Y., composed of Miss Cordelia Reed, soprano; Mrs. Augusta Lewi-Ballin, contralto; A. Mackenzie Mattocks, tenor, and William P. Davis, baritone, gave Stainer's "Crucifixion" at the church at the South End on April 12, under the direction of Ludwig Stolz, the organist and choirmaster.
49The annual pupils' musicale at Lyndon Hall, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., was directed by Miss Crawford. Among those who contributed musical numbers were Miss Florence Vossler, Grace Burroughs, Gretchen Kirchner, Clare Southard and the Misses Marks, Mackey, Alley, Post, Hoffmann, Goring Baright, Gray, Dutton, Bell, Chichester and Crawford.
51Miss Amelia Staff and her piano pupils gave their last concert at the home of Mrs. James Porter, Middletown, Ohio. The program was contributed by these pupils: Miss Helen Lawrence, Miss Lulu McClellan, Miss Helen Porter, Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Lila Halloway, Miss Ada Judy, Miss Mildred Todhunter, Miss Elsie Sebald and Miss Hilda Katz.
53McCall Lanham, the baritone who is making a recital tour through his native State, Texas, recently gave a successful concert at the Hancock Opera House in Austin. The assisting artists included Mrs. Alonzo Millett, soprano; Edmund Ludwig, piano, and Gustave Sievers, violin. A number of prominent women acted as patrons of the affair.
55The Baker String Quartet, of Denver, Col., composed of Geneva Waters Baker, first violin; Ida Asking, second violin; Fred A. Baker, viola, and Louis Appy, violoncello, gave its recent concert at Kessler Hall, Denver, assisted by Mrs. Otis B. Spencer, soprano; Harry Raymond Baker, basso; Everett H. Steele, pianist, and Charles A. Baker, accompanist.
57The vocal department of Converse College, of Spartanburg, S. C., gave a memorial recital of songs by Ethelbert Nevin on Easter Monday. The singers were Lucy Cureton, Alma Gordon, Marie Cheatham, Mary Radford, Annie Verner, Bryte Crouse, Mrs. H. B. Carlisle, Elizabeth Simmons and Miss Matteson. A group of Nevin's piano pieces was played by Miss Law.
59Miss Olive Kinkead, violinist; Miss Clara Whitaker and Delbert Verran, vocalists, assisted the piano pupils of Mrs. Ada Hunting at their last recital held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Collins, 820 Fifteenth street, Omaha, Neb. The pupils who played included Carrie Hunting, Helen Collins, Inez Lumpkin, Jessie Gathery, Elizabeth Rigg, Nellie Willis, Myrtle Clark, Vera Conode and Mazel Skinner.
61The Central Baptist Church of Memphis, Tenn., one of the progressive churches of the South, has a fine double quartet choir, composed as follows: Sopranos, Mrs. S. J. Latta, Miss Nellie Lunn, Mrs. E. E. Whitner; altos, Miss Carrie McKnight, Mrs. J. R. Shppard; tenors, Ben Norvell, H. Johannson; bassos, Lee Cato, J. L. Richmond, Thomas McKnight, Paul Taliaferro; choir director, Mrs. S. J. Latta; organist and musical director, Mrs. Joseph Reynolds.
63A recent musicale at the home of Miss Caroline K. Fuller, of Amherst street, Milford, N. H., was attended by a large number of musical people. The program was presented by the following pupils of Miss Fuller: Alice Winters, Hazel McLane, Barbara Bartlett, Bessie Kezer, Barbara Kaley, Edith Burns, Alice Smith, Blanche Clark, Helen Wallace, Frances Herlihy, Irene Holland, Katherine O'Brien, Edna Heald, Mildred Kimball, Emilie Farnsworth and Katherine French.
65The last recital at Washburn College, Topeka, Kan., was given by Miss Maude Parker, vocalist, and Miss Lucella B. Clarke, violinist. To-night (April 24), at the second recital, the singer will be Miss Octavia Greenwood, assisted by Miss Emily Louise Thomas, pianist. The vocal department of the college is under the direction of Miss Clara M. Spencer. Miss Parker and Miss Greenwood, together with Miss Alberta Scoville and Miss Sarah McCauley, will graduate from the college next month.
67The classes in piano and 'cello at the Portsmouth (N. H.) Conservatory of Music gave a recital on April 11, in the hall of the conservatory. Charles de Fourner, violinist, and Miss Grace A. Henderson, accompanist, assisted the pupils, whose names follow: Charles Winterbourn, Miss Helen C. Drake, Miss Florence Parker, George Muller, Miss Katherine Sweetser, Miss Lena Haken, Miss Annie Canney, Miss E. Gail Willis, Miss Mary H. Robbins, Mr. Muller, Mr. Kershaw and Mr. Karney. one of two readings
68The classes in piano and 'cello at the Portsmouth (N. H.) Conservatory of Music gave a recital on April 11, in the hall of the conservatory. Charles de Fourrier, violinist, and Miss Grace A. Henderson, accompanist, assisted the pupils, whose names follow: Charles Winterbourn, Miss Helen C. Drake, Miss Florence Parker, George Muller, Miss Katherine Sweetser, Miss Lena Haken, Miss Annie Canney, Miss E. Gail Willis, Miss Mary H. Robbins, Mr. Muller, Mr. Kershaw and Mr. Karney. one of two readings
70The annual Saengerfest at Moberly, Mo., will be held at the Moberly Opera House, May 21 and 22. Johannes Goetze will again be the conductor. The list of artists engaged is as follows: Miss Clara Henley Bussing, New York, soprano; Miss Wally Heiber Vizay, Milwaukee, soprano; Miss Bertha Winslow Fitch, St. Louis, soprano; Mrs. Lawrence O. Weakley, St. Joseph, contralto; Harry Fellows, St. Louis, tenor; W. M. Porteous, St. Louis, basso cantante; Mrs. Nellie Allen Hessenbrach, St. Louis, pianist, and Miss Lillie Snyder, Moberly, violinist. In addition there will be the Moberly Festival Chorus and Children's Chorus and the orchestra. one of two readings
71The annual Saengerfest at Moberly, Mo., will be held at the Moberly Opera House, May 21 and 22. Johannes Goetz will again be the conductor. The list of artists engaged is as follows: Miss Clara Henley Bussing, New York, soprano; Miss Wally Heiber Vizay, Milwaukee, soprano; Miss Bertha Winslow Fitch, St. Louis, soprano; Mrs. Lawrence O. Weakley, St. Joseph, contralto; Harry Fellows, St. Louis, tenor; W. M. Porteous, St. Louis, basso cantante; Mrs. Nellie Allen Hessenbrach, St. Louis, pianist, and Miss Lillie Snyder, Moberly, violinist. In addition there will be the Moberly Festival Chorus and Children's Chorus and the orchestra. one of two readings
73The pupils of Miss Bessie Grove gave their last recital at the home of Mrs. Alexina Hooker, 1314 Dallas street, Selma, Ala. Papers on the "Life of Mozart" preceded the piano illustrations, the readers being R. W. Nelson, Miss Carney Rush, Miss Ruth Cleveland and Miss Edith Vaughan. The Mozart illustrations were given by Miss Leila Green, Miss Eloise Pickens, Miss Edith Rice, Miss Jennie Harrell, Miss Cleveland and Miss Gonzella Byrne. Papers on the "Life of Haydn," with illustrations, were given during the second part. Papers were read by Miss Alma Rhodes and Miss Byrne. The illustrations were played by the Misses Pickens, Rice, Wilkins, Rhodes, Byrne, Harrell and Land.
75Mrs. McLewee Sings.
77JAMES B. BRADY, of West Eighty-sixth street, gave a dinner to a limited company at his palatial home last Saturday evening, among those bidden to the feast being General and Mrs. McLewee. The singing of the latter was the musical feature of the affair, and indeed this Cappiani pupil, contralto of Dudley Buck's choir, was never in better voice. She sang among other things "The Lass with the Delicate Air," Buck's "Sunset," the Irish lullaby, "Hushen" and was obliged to sing a new song, "Violets," twice.
79Generous provision for the entertainment of those so fortunate as to be invited had been provided by Mr. Brady, and Mrs. McLewee's singing was the crowning jewel of a happy evening.
81Gerard-Thiers Lectures.
83Albert Gerard-Thiers, the eminent voice specialist, is to lecture before the Music Teachers' Association, on the "Technic of Musical Expression," at Glens Falls, June 25.
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