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Musical Courier 1905-06-21: Vol 50 Iss 1317, 1905
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1ATLANTA.
2ATLANTA, Ga., June 12, 1905.
4THE usual end of the season, a continual series of school and individual recitals, has been in progress here for some time. The Klindworth Conservatory of Music gave a group of six recitals—one each on May 23 and 24, two on the 25th and two on the 26th. The faculty whose pupils were heard is Kurt Mueller, Clara Mueller, piano; J. Lewis Browne, pipe organ; J. W. Marshbank, voice, and G. W. Pringnitz, violin, ensemble.
6The first recital was given by Carrie Samford and James N. Bonner, pianists. The second by Hannah Spiro, a girl of fifteen summers, whose program was so well played and pretentious for one so young, that I will reproduce it: Schumann's sonata, op. 22; Bach's French suite in E major; concerto, B flat minor, by Tchaikowsky; Chopin etude, op. 25, No. 9; Mendelssohn's "Song Without Words" and Liszt's ninth rhapsody.
8The third recital included the following pupils: Gretel Muller, Bessie Campbell, Robert Weinmeister, Hans Muller, Andromache Bailey, Edward Newill, Pearl Davis, Yedda Spiro, Mrs. J. S. Bailey, Marietta Cefalu, Marie Pappenheimer, Jack Pappenheimer and Paul Donehoo.
10The fourth recital was given by Lizzie Belle Farmer and Helen Muse, pianists, assisted by Paul Donehoo, violinist.
12Maude Foster, organist, assisted by James Bonner, gave the fifth recital, and the last recital of the series included the following pupils: Mattie Estes, Myrtle Markley, Rosina Asmus, Paul Donehoo, Nellie Kane, Lois Hunt, Agnes Harris, Marihu Peavy, Lizzie Belle Farmer, Carrie Samford, Helen Muse and Hannah Spiro. The diplomas were delivered on this occasion.
14Not long ago, at the Woman's Club rooms, piano recitals were given by the pupils of Elizabeth MacArthur. Those taking part were Elizabeth Lockhart, Minnie Greer, Robin Lockhart, Harold Aronson, Laura Belle Gilbert, Barbara Porter, Claire Bryan, Doris Collins, Clifford West, Katherine Aronson, Jessie DuBose, Vera Summer, Ernestine Randall, Edith Farlinger, Mrs. Knox, Carrie Lou Neal, Miss Johnstone, Frankie Shropshire, May Hartsock, Millie Lewis Cruselle, Lillian Bennett, Blanch Collins, Margaret Porter, assisted by Nellie Reinhardt Nix, soprano.
16The Morgan Violin School gave three successful concerts, with Erwin Muller as director of the orchestra. The first concert, with Mrs. George C. Munger as accompanist, the following pupils were heard: Ruby and Ruth Jester, Mandel Scobelow, Louise Jester, Wilbur L. Hunnicutt, Louise Fletcher, Victor Victor, Jennie Merrill, Annie Owen Thomas.
18Second concert, with Mrs. C. P. Bridewell as accompanist, included the following pupils: Nellie Munger (pupil of Jennie Merrill), Reid Weddell, Emeline Wood, Ruth Jester, Henry Powers Elliott, Ruby Cecil Jester, Annie Mae Taurman, Misses Curtis and Manger.
20The last concert, with the Morgan School popular orchestra, in which Mrs. Addie Hook Turner, a former member of the faculty, assisted, included the following pupils: Annie Munger, Edna Behre, E. M. Brown and his mother, Mrs. Edward T. Brown, Alexa Stirling, Florrie May Bridewell, Philip Green, Jr., string quartet composed of Annie Munger, Jennie Merrill, Bertha Curtis, and Francis Ingraham. The accompanists were Mrs. George C. Munger, Charles H. Behre, Mrs. Alex. Stirling, Laurie Green and Mrs. C. P. Bridewell.
22The piano class of Sarah Jackson Hanna, assisted by the pupils of the Prather Home school, gave their annual concert last month. Those taking part were Misses Sands, Childress, Sower, Louise White, Irene Van Dyke, Elizabeth Everett, Helen Prior, Claire Sower, Nittie Childress, Clodessa Sands, Jessie Haralson (pupils of J. W. Marshbank), Lizzie Green Roberts, Emma Childress, Pearl Morris, Julia Preston, Willie May Albert, Julia Starr Preston, Willie Brown (pupils of Mrs. W. S. Yeates), assisted by Mrs. Hanna and the chorus.
24Annie Langford, pianist, assisted by Dave Silverman, gave a recital at The Cable rooms on May 23.
26Mrs. A. B. Russell's song recital at Phillips & Crew's music rooms not long ago was an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Jackson was assisted by Mary Madden, pianist, and C. C. Buchanan, violinist.
28Alfredo Barili's Saturday recitals have been artistic affairs. One was given at the Barili School of Music by Louise Barili and Alice Beck, and the last by F. Ryals Connor, pianist, assisted by Louise Barili, Jennie Ponder and George MacDaniel, vocalists. It came up to the excellent standard of this school. Mr. Ryals is a pianist of unusual ability.
30Mabel McIver's music class gave a recital May 27. The students taking part were Edith McDonald, Ruth Corrigan, Mabel McConnell, Marguerite McDonald, Marion Wilson, Margaret Corrigan, Otella Ellis, Belle Gordon, Katie McGee, Miss McIver.
32Allie Seamans, a pupil of Martha Smith, gave a recital May 24.
34One of the enjoyable affairs at Cox College was a piano recital by Kate Foster.
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38PROVIDENCE.
39PROVIDENCE, June 17, 1905.
41THE closing recital of the season was given by the piano pupils of Marion Blanchard Baxter not long ago, Harold Klindt, violinist, assisting. Those taking part were Sever Gorman, Clifford King, Edith Richardson, Ethel Sweet, Isabel King, Hazel Wagensiel, Ruth S. Perry, Edith B. Thayer, Elizabeth Handy, Grace M. Spaulding, Ruth Searll, Elmira S. Willey and Marie Hass. An interesting program was rendered and the playing of the pupils reflected the capable and painstaking work of Miss Baxter during the past season.
43Friday evening, June 2, Rossini's "Stabat Mater" was given under the direction of William H. Arnold. The soloists were Elizabeth Kendall, soprano; May Herrick Nichols, contralto; George A. Freeman, tenor, and Stephen E. Hopkins, bass. The work was smoothly performed under Mr. Arnold's able leadership.
45Monday evening, June 5, an organ recital was given in St. Stephen's Church by Walter Gardener Dawley, assisted by Zoe M. B. Moss, soprano, who sang an aria from "The Woman of Samaria" and "The Penitent," by C. Whitney Coombs. Her singing added much to a delightful and artistically rendered program.
47The closing recitals of the piano pupils of Frank E. Streeter will be held in the parlors of the Mathewson Street Church, on Saturday afternoon, June 17, and Tuesday and Friday evenings, June 20 and 23.
49A piano recital was given by the pupils of Susie Pfeiffer on Friday evening, June 2, at Falstaff Hall. A large and friendly audience was present.
51Thursday evening, June 1, a piano recital was given by Annie C. Fitzpatrick in the hall of the Hans Schneider Music School. Miss Fitzpatrick, who is a pupil of the school, was also assisted by some of her own pupils, and also by Mrs. Walter C. Phelan, soprano. An interesting program was rendered.
53The Verdandi Swedish Singing Society of this city, Oscar Ekeberg conductor, will compete in the American Union of Swedish Singers Festival, to be held in Chicago, July 20, 21, 22 and 23.
55The second in a series of recitals by the pupils of Mrs. Sidney A. Sherman was held recently at Mrs. Sherman's home on Irving avenue.
57William H. Arnold will sail for Europe July 1 with a party composed principally of his pupils. They intend visiting numerous points of musical and historical interest.
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