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Musical Courier 1913-05-28: Vol 66 Iss 22, 1913
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1— "Boat Song" (song), sung by John Barnes Wells, First M. E. Church, Boulder, Col., April 7, 1913.
2— "Boat Song" (song), sung by Mabel Nix, St. Louis, Mo., May 2, 1913.
3— "Joy of the Morning" (song), sung by Jessie Fullington, New York, April 15, 1913.
4— "Hindu Slumber Song" (song), sung by Leonora James-Kennedy, St. John, N. B., April 15, 1913.
5— "Boat Song" (song), sung by Jane Osborn-Hannah, Opera House, Lebanon, Ohio, April 28, 1913.
6— "Hindu Slumber Song," "The Oblation," "Marguerite," "Tis Spring," "Mammy's Song" (songs), sung by Christine Miller, Carnegie Hall, New York, April 18, 1913.
7— Cantata, "Sir Olaf," sung by Bernice de Pasquali, Charles Norman Granville and chorus, Carnegie Hall, New York, April 18, 1913.
8— Cycle for two voices, "A Day in Arcady," sung by Bernice de Pasquali and Christine Miller, Carnegie Hall, New York, April 18, 1913.
9— "The Cross" (chorus), sung by Ladies' Chorus, Carnegie Hall, New York, April 18, 1913.
10Wells, John Barnes—"The Dearest Place" (song), sung by the composer, First M. E. Church, Boulder, Col., April 7, 1913.
11Whelpley, Benjamin—"Dance of the Gnomes," D minor, op. 2, No. 3 (piano), played by Hazel Kanz, Huntington Chambers Hall, Boston, Mass., February 6, 1913.
12Willis, Richard Storrs—"Shepherd's Song," F major, No. 1, op. 14; "In Autumn," A minor, No. 4, op. 14; "On Horseback," G major, No. 3, op. 14 (piano), played by Gertrude Nolan, Huntington Chambers Hall, February 6, 1913.
13Woodman, Jonathan (father of R. Huntington Woodman)—"I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord" (State Street), sung by choir and congregation, Plymouth Church, Oakland, Cal., April 20, 1913.
14Woodman, R. Huntington—"A Birthday Song" (song), sung by Estelle Frank, New York, April 14, 1913.
15— "A Song in the Night" (chorus and solo voices), sung by the Chorus Choir, Alexander Stewart, director, Plymouth Church, Oakland, Cal., April 20, 1913.
16— "I Am Thy Harp" (song), sung by Frederic Martin, Coker College Choral Art Society, College Auditorium, Hartsville, S. C., April 23, 1913.
18MUSIC IN ST. AUGUSTINE.
19St. Augustine, Fla., May 14, 1913.
20Part of the program at the penny social given by the Wesley adult bible class, at the First M. E. Church, South, some time ago, was devoted to musical numbers. The program opened with Handel's largo, played as a duet by Gladys Baker and J. Hermann Yoder. Then followed in successive order, with readings between, the following: Violin solo, intermezzo, from "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascagni), Wilbur Davis, with J. H. Yoder at the piano. Mr. Davis is a promising and talented young violinist, and was enthusiastically applauded, responding with Schumann's "Traumerei"; Elsie Clark, pianist, who gave an excellent rendition of a well selected number; then came Mesdames Peck, soprano, and Butterfield, contralto, with Mr. Yoder at the piano, in a charming vocal duet, which proved quite popular. Later R. L. Parks, pianist, gave an interesting reading of Wollenhaupt's "Whispering Wind," after which came Harry Libby in a selection on the piano. The numbers were all well rendered, and most of the performers added encores.
22An interesting pupils' recital was given at the Deaf and Blind Institute on May 8, in connection with a literary program. Piano, vocal and organ numbers were rendered.
24The orchestra of the Grace M. E. Church Sunday School gave an enjoyable concert on Friday evening last. The numbers were well performed and thoroughly enjoyed. The personnel of the orchestra is as follows: T. J. Marshall, director and violinist; Bonnie Shugart, first violin; Mr. Gumble, second violin; Roy Davis, contrabass; Eddy Hare, flute, clarinet and piccolo; Mrs. Shugart, cornet, and Rosella Martin, piano.
26The Junior St. Cecilia Club had an interesting and helpful meeting last week. Mrs. Potters, of the senior club, had charge of the meeting.
28The Crescendo Club held a profitable meeting Saturday afternoon last. Rubinstein and Tchaikowsky were the composers whose works were studied.
30Trinity Episcopal Church has been sadly afflicted through the passing away of its organist, Mrs. Farris. She was an accomplished musician and has been organist at Trinity for about ten years. The writer extends his sincere sympathy to the church and the bereaved family.
31J. HERMANN YODER.
33Ildebrand Pizzetti has composed music for d'Annunzio's "Pisanella."
35SLEZAK DRAMATIC TENOR IN AMERICA JANUARY TO JUNE 1913 Management: HAENSEL & JONES AEOLIAN HALL NEW YORK
37LEO SLEZAK
39LENA DORIA DEVINE VOCAL TEACHER Lamperti Method
41STUDIO: Metropolitan Opera House Building, 1425 Broadway New York
43Elsa Deremeaur Concert Pianist SEASON 1912-13 Management: Antonia Sawyer 1425 Broadway, New York "Steinway Piano"
45GEORGE HAMLIN Tenor, Chicago Grand Opera Co. Personal Representative (West of Chicago) Miss Alma Voedisch, 3836 Wilton Ave., Chicago
47VAN YORX THEO. Tenor 21 WEST 38th STREET, NEW YORK 3701 Murray Hill
49BISPHAM SUMMER OF 1913 IN AUSTRALIA For Terms and Dates Address: FREDERIC SHIPMAN 3835 Flournoy St., Chicago, Ill.
51MABEL BEDDOE SEASON 1912-13 Management: LOUDON CHARLTON Carnegie Hall, New York MEZZO CONTRALTO
53PAULO GRUPPE "One of the World's Few Great 'Cellists" SEASON 1913-1914 Sole Representative: A. L. HUNTER, Tilden Bldg., 105 West 40th St., New York
55FLORENCE MULFORD CONTRALTO Of the Metropolitan Opera Company HAENSEL & JONES Aeolian Hall, 29 West 42d Street NEW YORK
57Personal Address: 1104 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. Phone, 525 W-Market
59WHITEHILL BASS-BARITONE Formerly Metropolitan Opera MANAGEMENT: THE WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU 1 West 34th Street, New York
61A. CARBONE MASTER IN THE ART OF SINGING Has moved his studio from Carnegie Hall to Aeolian Hall, 27 West 42nd St., New York City Art of singing from the first rudiments to the classic "Bel Canto" Carbone's Breath Controller recommended by famous singers, teachers and physicians as unique apparatus for breathing exercises. Circular sent on application THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE HIGHEST REFERENCES
63Guilmant Organ School DR. WILLIAM C. CARL, Director Students Aided in Securing Positions 25 Now Playing in N. Y. City Send for Catalogue 44 W. 12th ST., NEW YORK
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