Boston Symphony to Perform in Cincinnati Series
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Karl Muck will play at Music Hall for two Cincinnati Symphony Association concerts. Friday features classical and modern works including Mozart Schumann and Scheinpflug piano trio. A later program highlights a new Te Deum and hymn fantasia at Mt. Auburn Church.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Association
Music Hall
Genoveva
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Werthner
Gallahan
Nielsen
Wilson
Robert Alter
Glover
Boston Symphony Orchestra Impresses with Modern Works
The Boston Symphony Orchestra, praised as a premier organization, features Dr. Muck as conductor and a 98-member roster. A Cincinnati concert on January 16 showcased Schumann and Schempfing with Hans Richard and ensemble delivering masterly performances.
Special musical service at St Pauls Cathedral
A full choir of men and boys directed by Karl Otto Staps will perform selections from Mendelssohn's St Paul at St Pauls Cathedral tonight. Soloists Edwin Osler, Karl Knorr, and Gilbert Schramm will appear as soprano, tenor, and bass. Staps has improved the choir to a high level, promising a rare treat.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Karl Otto Staps
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Edwin Osler
Karl Knorr
Gilbert Schramm
Monday Musical Club Recital at Cable Hall Tomorrow Afternoon
The program at Cable Hall lists classical period selections with voices, piano, violin, and orchestra. Performers include D J Davies Susie V Poulnot Lillian Rieckelman Clara Schmidt Von Seggern Helen Larkin J S Hall Mary Holliday Glenora Zink and others.
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Cable Hall
Porge
Cherubint
D. J. Davies
Purcell
Gepelimwis
Sheikh Es Gee Upgell
Susie V. Poulnot
Fatima
Feca Anx Wea
Weber
Lillian Rieckelman
Bach
Clara, Schmidt
von Seggern
Recital Season Opens as Students Impress Audience
Pupils of Mrs. Alice Hardeman-Dulaney drew a large Bluegrass audience with varied selections. Misses Law Jenkins Hartman Cramer and Grove gave refined Bach Schumann and Mendelssohn numbers. Choirs and orchestra expand for February 18 Music Hall program under Henri Ern Louis Victor Saar. Tickets available by mail.
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Alice Hardeman-Dulaney
J. N. Hutchinson
Beethoven
Vivienne Law
Linding
Schumann
Manfred
Helen Jenkins
Bach
Mozart
Blanche Hartman
Pearl Cramer
Miss Grove
Helen Brown
Nessie, Wiley
Myrtle Groves
Helen Eaton
Dorothy Adams
Harriet Case
Richard Caldwell
College of Music
Music Hall
Henri
Ern
Haendel
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Louis Victor Saar
Saar
Mr. Saar
Hyde Park Town Hall concert features Steer Saxby program
William Steer Saxby reads with Mrs Helene Steer Saxby at Hyde Park Town Hall next Thursday evening. Due to Miss Nina Dale Parke's illness the cello part in Mendelssohn Sonata in D major is played by Emil Knoepke. Program includes readings, piano by Mrs Steer Saxby, and various musical numbers by Chopin Raff Liszt and Kipling readings.
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William Steer Saxby
Hyde Park Town Hall
Nina Dale Parke
Mendelssohn
Emil Knoepke
The
College of Music
Helene Steer Saxby
Lafcadio Hearn
Tiess Sens
Recital Participants at Conservatory on January 25
The regular Saturday afternoon recital at the Conservatory of Music listed performers Jed Rauschenberger Hazel Johns Emma Coleman Margaret Wirth Florence Evans Isabel Rosenbaum Hazel Straus Sygphia Rosenbaum Corine Loewenstein Florence Schloss Hilda Schmidt Janet Cahill.
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The
Conservatory of Music
Jed Rauschenberger
Hazel Johns
Emma
Coleman
Margaret Wirth
Florence Evans
Isabel Rosenbaum
Hazel Straus
Sygphia Rosenbaum
Coriine Loewenstein
Florence Schloss
Hilda Schmidt
Janet Cahill
Pianoforte Sonata Evening at the Conservatory
Mr Hans Richard will be heard in an evening of pianoforte sonatas at the Conservatory in February. The programme will include sonatas by Beethoven Schumann and Liszt.
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Hans Richard
Conservatory
Beethoven
Schumann
Liszt
Conservatory Dramatic Club Triumph in Two One-Act Comedies
Last Tuesday evening the Department of Elocution and Dramatic Art at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music scored a splendid triumph. Two comedies in miniature by Margaret Cameron were staged and Miss Curtis in charge earned congratulations for the artistic results. The Dramatic Club was assisted by violinist Miss Emma Norton, pupil of Signor Tirindell.
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Cincinnati Conservatory
Ef. Music
Margaret Cameron
Curtis
Emma Norton
Signor Tirindelll
De Pachmann Farewell Recitals Draw Big Boston Attendance
Eastern critics praise Vladimir de Pachmann as he prepares a February 7 farewell performance at the Lyric Theater featuring Chopin selections. The Boston audience packed the venue, signaling a strong finale in his U S tour.
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Vladimir de Pachmann
Boston
de Pachmann
Lyric Theater
Chopin
de Pachinann
Cincinnati Trio Formed For First Season Concert
The Cincinnati Trio includes Louis Victor Saar pianist Gisela L Weber violinist and Emil Knoepke cellist. They are preparing the programme for the season opener at the Woman's Club on February 27.
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Cincinnati
Louis. Victor Saar
Gisela L. Weber
Emil Knoepke
Woman’s Club
Sinfonia eta prepares burlesque operettas at the Odeon
Eta Chapter of the Sinfonia Musical Fraternity rehearses for Box and Cox and Trial By Jury at the Odeon with male casts for female roles. Former Mikado members are invited. Bach Evening by Sig Albino Gorno slated for February 21 features advanced pupils in a full Bach program.
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Eta
Sinfonia Musical Fraternity
College of Music
Odeon
The
Sig
Albino Gorno
Gorno
Bach
Sig. Gorno
Organist Presents Elaborate Gregorian Musical Programme
At Holy Trinity Church last Sunday Leo Thuls organist and choir director arranged an elaborate musical programme in honor of the golden anniversary of the Rev Fa Santen's parents. Holy Trinity early Catholic church to adopt Gregorian chant and Thuls leads a male choir with excellent results.
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Holy Trinity Church
Leo Thuls
Bae
Fa- Santen
Holy Trinity
Thuls
Pupils of Sig Lino Mattioli to perform Scenes From Opera
Pupils under Sig Mattioli and Mme Dotti present Scenes From Opera at the Odeon. Selections from Rigoletto Alda Traviata and Za Gioconda highlight the program. Mr Sidney C Durst will perform at the Church of Our Savior at 3 30 pm with a concert including Guilmant Prelude and Wesl ey music followed by Magnificat and We Have Seen His Star.
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Sig
Lino Mattioli
Mattioli
Mmeé. Dotti
Sidney C. Durst
Church of Our Savior
Cceseee Guilmant
Wesley
Roberts
Clare
Recital of piano voice organ and violin at Metropolitan College
A recital will be given at the Metropolitan College of Music on Thursday January at 8 p.m. Participants include piano players Miss Blanche I Pooley Miss Jeannette Sayre Mrs Ada McGowan Swain Miss Myra Reed and Fred Roehr, with vocal performances by others listed.
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Metropolitan College, of Music
Blanche I. Pooley
Jeannette Sayre
Ada McGowan Swain
Myra Reed
Fred Roehr
Alpha Chapter Mu Phi Epsilon prepares Saint Saens program
Miss Clara-Thomas Miss Edith Meacham and Mr Frank Lowe will perform as violinists with Miss Valentine Jackson on organ and Miss Amelia Diebel. Mrs Dr Pfau will entertain the chapter on Monday January 27. The Saint Saens program includes a paper by Miss Germania Hensel and music by Emma T Williams Seville Hoffman and Alma Massman.
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Bers
Clara- Thomas
Edith Meacham
Frank Lowe
Valentine Jackson
Amelia Diebel
Dr. Pfau
Clifton
Mu Phi Epsilon
Saint-Saens
Germania Hensel
Emma T. Williams
Seville Hoffman
Alma Massman
Alpha Chapter
Mugict Epsilon Sorority
S. Elizabeth Mathias
Ethel Lewis
Fred Fillmore
Alice Davis
Mary Pfau
Mary Fillmore
Alma
Massm
Carolyn Pollock to Give Vocal Recital at Metropolitan College
Miss Carolyn Pollock will perform a vocal recital at the Metropolitan College early in February. The event showcases her solo program and marks a local cultural addition to the winter season.
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Carolyn Pollock
The
Metropolitan College
Van Cleve honored as his adagio sustenuto heard in Dayton
Prof J S Van Cleve received an ovation in Dayton Tuesday as a string quartet performed his adagio sustenuto in G minor opus 4. The quartet included Holstein first violin Jeannette Freeman Davis second violin Fishman viola Davis cello. The work may be performed in full next season. The St Cecelia Musical Society of Lawrenceburg Indiana held its sixth recital last Thursday directed by Mrs A J Hassmer with a program of overtures four hands, symphonies papers and vocal and instrumental selections by Mrs Fisk Miss Volz Miss Menke Miss Sortwell Miss Coox Miss Hassmer and others.
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Georg Schumann
Paul Scheinpflug
Scheinpflug
Brahms
Richard
J. S. van Cleve
Dayton
van Cleve
Holstein
Jeannette Freeman Davis
Fishman
Davis
St. Cecelia Musical Society
Lawrenceburg
Ind
A. J. Hassmer
der Meistersinger
Mrs. Fisk
Dramatic Arts Readings Set By Local Institute
Miss Ethel Borden will read at the Hamilton County Farmers Institute on January 29 in Glendale Town Hall. An M E Church program on January 31 in Covington directs by the Academy of Dramatic Arts features Julia Collins Frieda Lotze and Anne McConnell. Elizabeth Bedinger returns from Chicago to teach and read as she joins a concert company. Madelaine Ritter leads Walton High School elocution with three comedy sketches and poems read by Riley Nesbit group. the entertainment pleases faculty and students.
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Ethel Borden
The
Academy of Dramatic Arts
Hamilton County Farmers’ Institute
Glendale Town Hall
M. E. Church of Covington
Julia Collins
Frieda Lotze
Anne McConnell
Elizabeth Bedinger
Chicago
Butcher's
Miss Ritter
Academy of Dramatic Arts Tdeas
Miss Ethel Piland Delivers Notable Piano Recital
Miss Ethel Piland, pupil of Mr Fre dric Shailer Evans at the Cincinnati Conservatory, gave a profound concert January 18. Her program featured Sapero Concerto in E flat, Nocturne Op 27 No 2 in D flat, Capriccioso Op 12 in B flat, Canon From Lyrical Pieces Op 38, Liebestraum No 1 in A flat, and Lis Polonaise in B flat, showcasing both technical skill and expressive depth. Piland has studied at the Conservatory for several years under Evans, one of the country’s leading pianoforte teachers, whose artistic guidance is praised alongside her notable Beethoven Emperor concerto rendition.
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Ethel Piland
Fredric Shailer Evans
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Piland
Cincinnati Conservatory Music
Evans
Miss Piland
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