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¦ Musigraphs THE' SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. T). 0., OCTOBER 26, 1924-PART 3. 5 Music of “Cyrano.” RUSSIAN SINGER HERE TOMORROW [ In the Churches A SIGNIFICANT feature In the pre- entatlon by Walter Hampden of Club and Sc bool Notes "Cyrano Bergerac” the entra- 'T'HE music at the First Oongrega- do is * act and Incidental music taken from ttonal Church today, under the x STTRON, known In Dalgleish's stndio at the Ruby Wajtcr Damxosch’s grand opera of CADE a well Hotel Roose- direction of {Smith Stahl, so- circles, hostess velt. Plans for coming prano, "Cyrano,” which the Metropolitan local muaio was tho season will be presented by the chorus at a unique musical at the Arts Club were discussed and preliminary of 60 voices and the the solo quartet 6pcra Company produced nomi- In New of Washington last Tuesday evening nations for offices prepared of which the other members are York City 12 years ago after a wert about when, following dinner, the speaker which be to and voted Goldie D. Hutchins, spectacular legal fight with the es- wfl£ added contralto: F. Ed- of the evening was Carl Engel, head upon at the first regular meeting mund Boyer, and John tate of Cross, a to- It. Mar- Samuel Kberle Chi- music Con- morrow night. Arrangements for an ville, bass. cago brought of the division of the '' real estate broker, which gressional library. Engel spoke auspicious the 11 Mr. program this year arc well At o’clock service the music ML suit for an injunction and damages on, “Jazz, a Nuisance and an Art.” on the way. will include: Prelude, "Adagio” (Du- against week Richard Mansfield on the He is an ardent supporter of the Idea Those present were Mrs. should he a memorable musical in Washington, for the bois): anthem, •’Gloria.” ground that “Cyrano dc Robert from Rostand's that jazz has a definite place in the Dalgleish. Mrs. Frank Eord, Orchestra, Stokowski, "Twelfth Mass” (Mozart); Bergerac” was a Miss Philadelphia Symphony under Leopold will tenor solo, plagiarised version development of music—pro- Frances Scherger, Bcckcr, as a Hart” (West); American Mrs. Peter a "Dike postlude, of his play—never produced and vided, course, “good” Miss Shea, Margaret make its debut for 1924-25 in concert featuring Stravinsky, and "fantasy” (Renner). At S of that it is Frances Miss TIfJS p.m.: Pre- never heard of by any one—“ The jazz. Hughes, Miss Rixcy 1 Chaliapin, bass, will give his only recital. lude, "Impromptu" (Plaglpr); anthem, Prince Tancill, Mrs. C. codor Russian # Merchant of Comvtlle.” The deaeration was done in shades R Schcrmerhorn, Ray "The Lord Is My Shepherd" Charles Delmores, sang Miss Palhin. many things (Bishoff); who the of blue to suggest the "blue music." Mrs. Bouson, Mabel Mr. Stokowski seems to have found to interest him in quartet, to Cyrano Metropolitan Sara Miss Mr- "More Dove Thee" role of in the and many titles of popular hits were Ca!ip, Miss Pauline Knocller, He has been (Speaks); in (Duncan), operatic Miss his European sojourn. quoted as saying; “There arc some "Postlude P” production, was present at painted blue discs hung between Clara Stack, Miss will be played. on Cecilc M. Sale, Mrs. the opening performance of Mr. dancing figures Gertrude interesting developments abroad in regard to the quarter-tone piano. That The vesper service, over the tablca As Russell. Mrs. Edith White, at 4:45 p.m., will Hampden In Chicago a few days ago a prelude to the Felix Mahoney Mrs. George big bo given by complimented his talk. E. Corbett, Miss Freida is the next step in music. You ask me what will be the new era in John H. Marville, bari- and illustrious con- read Carl Sandburg’s verse, “Jazz Steffen, Margaret tone, T. mm Miss Moran. Mrs. quarter- and Charles Perry, organist, frere. Fantasia” music, Tt will be when all instruments of the orchestra have the the program being: Edith G. Schilling, Mra Eucas and Baritone solos, lAter Etta Schmid played "Kitten Miss Elsie Spelling. tone.'* That surely will be revolutionary. “Honor and .Arms” (Samson), (Han- on del), the Keys” and “The Maple Deaf * and “Como Unto Him”* (Dunn). Rag.” * * 4= organ I?' Navy Estelle Wentworth, an active mem- The numbers will be; “Solemn Band Concert. ber , " of Rho vOT)AV K program the Beta Chapter of Mu I will be given the last of the promising performances by the Prelude” (Noble), “Intermezzo” (Dun- THE Friday at 8 p.m., at Another musical given at the Arts Phi Epsilon ham), “Adagio” 1* Musical Sorority, has of- Washington Symphony Orchestra, bravely started by (“New World Sym- the United States Marine Corps' Club during the past week that a so 60 local phony)” (Dvorak). “Evening -mm K, V fered scholarship for a contralto Song” ¦ \ ‘ Hall, by the aroused interest, was a an jr'. v Institute United States much cos- in behalf of Chapter. musicians, iu attempt to build up what it was hoped would prove a (Johnson), Tone Poem” miL'. Navy Band tume recital by Miss Mary Rho Beta All (Perry). “Russian Orchestra, Charles Ban- presented applications must "Postlude Marche in D” • ter, director; Karl Grimes, A. Cryder Thursday be sent to Miss permanent symphony organization for the Capital City. At the (Dunham). it mmmmmm V. guest night. L.ucy M. Wentworth's studio, Tivoli soloist, be; MacMorland, who has an 1360 Columbia will March. “The Bride exquisite road northwest, not later Theater at 2 o'clock the final free program will be given, There aro vacancies in overture, Frel- coloratura soprano voice, sang Jenny than No- under the direc- the choir to Elect” (.Sousa): “Der vember 1. The date the extent of and two (Von Weber), ballet, Eind numbers with charming style of the contest tion of Daniel Brccskin. It is true, of course, that concerts in the early four altos schutz” "Egyp- will be decided later. tenprs. Applications to fill same tian” (Luigini); "Finlandia” (.Sibe- and In tho traditional manner. Par- afternoon on Sunday arc liable to interfere with many Sunday — should bo sent to Mrs. Stahl. lius); tenor solos, ticularly delightful were “O, Had I dinners Earl V, Grimes, The Washington Choral Society, and people must at the present pharmacist mate, first United Jubai's Eyre” of Handel, Schubert's Charles Wengerd, cat. However, time, that seemed the only at tho class. director, is holding The niusio Pirst Baptist States Navy; grand from the “Du Bist' dio Huh,” and her its weekly period when all these musicians ronld he together for sueli a performance, today will Morning, fantasia encore rehearsals every Monday < hurch include: opera, “Pagllacci” (LeoncavaJlo); "In number, “My Days so Wondrous evening at 8 sacrificing time and money, they many organ prelude. “Prayer” Are o'clock at the as did in cases, in order to appear (Wagner); a Hose Garden” (Acciani); Free,” written by Francis Hopkinson, School, Thomson in the all. Therefore, it offertory. "Dike “Serenade” Twelfth and E streets north- unit at is to he regretted that the project As a Pather” (Scott), (Drdle); val.se suite, "Southern the first .American composer of note should AN. west, entrance on Twelfth street. fail for lack of patronage. Only a fair-sized audience present Harold AAhiteside, soloist; post- Nights” (Guion); excerpts and a signer of the Declaration of was each lude, "Scherzo.” from the Independence. The chorus lias a fine program ar- Sunday, and only a small percentage of from "Fifth Sonata” comedy. "Woodland” HUo also gave the ranged those who did attend seemed to (Guilmant). In the musical (I.utcrs); aria for the coming season and evening Robert finale, Star Spangled “Je Suia Titania,” “Mignon,” will manifest unusual interest in tlie movement. M. Huckman, "The Banner.” from take part in the presentation organist, will give as “The Lost. of “Who Is It is to he hoped that some may figured his Rose Summer." of Beethoven's "Ninth Symphonv,” un- method be out by which this numbers, "Ronde bVancalse” Sylvia” “Haidenroslein,” “Herdcgos- < der the direction of group of earnest musicians may yet be enabled to their Boollmann), “Sunrise” (Karg-Elert), »en” and the “Norwegian Walter Uamrosch realize commend- Echo Song.” at Poll's Theater. ablc aim. "Adagio,” from "Third Sonata” (Guil- Mrs. Her accompanist Mrs. Robert Y. HELEN FETTER. mant); Townsend’s Musical New members for all parts will be offertory solo, “Where’er Ye Barkley, played a couple of her own wc Icomc. AValk" (Handel); postlude, has Just been received from composiitons as well, (Vierne). “Maestoso" Mrs. and Miriam Lawrence Townsend, well Earking, cellist, accompanied on the The known patroness of Rubinstein Club held the first the musical arts piano by Gertrude Macßae Nash, gave rehearsal and CONCERTS Music at Calvary Methodist Church in Washington, that give business meeting of the she will three delightful selections. season in the Last symphony concert, Tivoli Theater, this morning will include a prelude, another series of morning ballroom of the New this afternoon at 2 o’clock. musicals Willard Hotel Tuesday Chaliapin, "Aorsrpiel’* (Gleason): anthem, “O, this season. The recitals will be The first Monday evening morning at Russian bass, at Roll's Theater, tomorrow Jesus, musical of 11 o clock. Claude Robeson, director, afternoon at Thou Art Standing” (Shepard); presented in Ra us Cher’s ballroom, the season given music 4:30 o'clock. offertory will bo at tho expressed his delight at the duet, “Come Unto Me” however. Instead of at a hotcL As studio of Frank A. Schoedler tomorrow uniumal attendance and work accomplished Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. National Tuesday (Wooler), and postlude, “Credo" Mrs. Townsend will bo abroad nearly night at 8 :15 o’clock.
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