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Scan 57
The violinist, 1903
83 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Romance – – – – Karbulka one of two readings
2Mazurka – – – – Wieniawski one of two readings
3The Violinist one of two readings
5Romance – Karbulka one of two readings
6Mazurka – Wieniawski one of two readings
7George Apfelbach
8Cradle Song (memorized, in unison) – Brahms
9Inez Church, Robin Copelin, Jule Cushing
10Florence Horton, Irene Martin, Dorothy Robertson, Bert Bagley, Elmer Chapek, Joseph E. Chapek, John Hovorka, John Hambacher, Joseph Jaros, Robert Klausner, Edward Kapsa, Frank Kasper, Adolf Klapka, Otokar Ludvik, Geo. Maly, Ralph Moore, Edward Novotny, Frank Nedbal, Otokar Sladek, Jan Stejskal, Nels Strale Chas. Stulik, Frank Trnka, Willie Zverina.
11Andante con moto – – – Leonard one of two readings
12Andante con moto – Leonard one of two readings
13Czardas – – – – Galkin one of two readings
14Czardas – Galkin one of two readings
15Ellsworth Crocker
16Fantasie Lyrique – – – DeBeriot one of two readings
17Fantasie Lyrique – DeBeriot one of two readings
18Paul Thies
19Tarantella (in unison by class) – Gillet
20Airs Hongroise – – – Papini one of two readings
21Airs Hongroise – Papini one of two readings
22Serenade – – – – Pierne one of two readings
23Serenade – Pierne one of two readings
24Mary Schnable
25Legende – – – – Wieniawski one of two readings
26Legende – Wieniawski one of two readings
27Mandolin Capriccio – – – Chapek one of two readings
28Mandolin Capriccio – Chapek one of two readings
29Charles Trnka
30'Kde Domov Mul' – Arr. by J. H. Chapek
31Entire Violin Class
33CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE
34June 16
35Overture—Orchestra
36Bernhard Listemann, Conductor.
37Piano—Rondo, Op. 29 – – Mendelssohn one of two readings
38Piano—Rondo, Op. 29 – Mendelssohn one of two readings
39Virginia Warwick
40Violin—Ballade and Polonaise – Vieuxtemps
41Felix Weir
42Vocal—Air, "Samson soon will be in my power." – Saint-Saens
43Ellyn Marie Swanson
44Piano—Concerto, Op. 23 – MacDowell
45Iliff Curtiss Garrison
46Vocal—Air, "Qui dei contrabandir," – Bizet
47Mrs. E. Lillian Siebel Carr
48Violin—Concerto – – – Mendelssohn one of two readings
49Violin—Concerto – Mendelssohn one of two readings
50Waldemar Gelitch
51Vocal—Aira, "More Regal," – Gounod
52Maud Evelyn Woodley
53Piano—Concerto (1st movement) Tschiakowsky one of two readings
54Piano—Concerto (1st movement) – Tschiakowsky one of two readings
55Lenore L. Simon
57DRAKE ORCHESTRAL CLUB
58June 19
59Overture—Consecration of the House Beethoven one of two readings
60Overture—Consecration of the House – Beethoven one of two readings
61Rondo Capricioso – – – Saint-Saens one of two readings
62Rondo Capricioso – Saint-Saens one of two readings
63Louis Shults
64Concerto No. 2 (Romanza and Finale) Wieniawski one of two readings
65Concerto No. 2 (Romanza and Finale) – Wieniawski one of two readings
66David Rosensweet
67Vorspiel to Otho Visconti Frederick G. Gleason one of two readings
68Vorspiel to Otho Visconti – Frederick G. Gleason one of two readings
69Concerto for Two Violins – – Bach one of two readings
70Concerto for Two Violins – Bach one of two readings
71Misses Fielding and Blood
72Sacred Hymn—"Gloria Te" – Buzzia Peccia
73William A. Willett
74Concerto (Andante and Finale) – Mendelssohn
75Tracy Holbrook
76Concerto No. 2 – – – Bruch one of two readings
77Concerto No. 2 – Bruch one of two readings
78Walter Dellers
80Miss Charlotte Demuth played the Andante and Finale of Mendelssohn's Concerto at the commencement exercises of the Columbia School of Music, and musicians were delighted.
82Charles La Berge was the only violinist on the commencement program of the American Conservatory; he played the Mendelssohn Concerto.
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