Mabel Garrison to Perform at State Saengerfest
The Met Opera Company coloratura Mabel Garrison will sing as a soloist in the State Saengerfest with two May concerts. Her rise from American training to major stages is noted, including early Boston Opera House appearances and a three year contract after auditions with major managers.
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Mabel Garrison
Metropolitan Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Garrison
New York
Baltimore
Boston Opera House
Filma
Gilda
Lucia
Antonia
Doll
Hammerstein
Metropolitan
Juliet
Gatti Gazaza
Respected pianists and local music activity enliven Boston scene
The article reviews Mme Leginska’s Boston visit praised for tone and nuance. It lists Tuesday Musical Club guests including Jules Falk and John Steinfeldt and outlines a Chopin Liszt program led by Ethel Holmgreen and others. It covers rehearsals for Haydn Creation, a choir director Barnes, and upcoming club events and benefitting concerts at the Y M C A and Central Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Falk
New York
John M. Steinfeldt
Chopin
Liszt
Winifreda Gale
Fort Sam Houston
A. C. Upleger
Waco
Upleg
Eugene Staffel
Stanley Winters
Charles George
Steinfeldt
J. M. Steinfeldt
Hugh Taylor
Venezia
London theater notes and San Antonio music events
A San Antonio program featured Leila Pyron's principal works, a Musical Composers game won by Eleanor Keller, and refreshments. Upcoming events include a St. Anthony Hotel program at 9 pm with La Dame Blanche, selections by Nell McCormick, Lucille Ruckman, and Miss Cucille Lockwood, plus a reading from Shakespeare. The Mozart Society rehearsed with Jules Falk and setup for an April 5 concert with Ethel Jeginska. The Merry Maids Club meets Wednesday at 3 pm at Mrs. Griner’s home to study Faust, and a Chicago First Presbyterian Church choir performed The Creation under Francis Moore.
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Eli Hertzberg
Beethoven Hall
Edward A. MacDowell
Hertzberg
Mary Hayman
H. L. Wagner
W. P. Romberg
J. G. Griner
T. G. Leighton
H. M. Madison
MacDowell
Edward Alexanders MacDowell
Musical America
Maurine Dyer Wilbanks
San Antonio
Foster & David
New York
Wilbanks
R. R. Patterson
J. Herbert Compton
Oscar J. Fox
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Presbyterian Church
Jules Falk
Charles Cameron Bell
Spoor Ie
Boccherini “Bird
Schumann-Auer Sorioge
Falk
Ruth Bingaman
Fred Jones
Edward Sachs
Marguerite Guinn
He Chadwick
Tosti PR Iomenance
Massenet
Buoy
Ees
Paris
London
Seveik
Bohemian Philharmonic Orchestra
Sevcik
Prague
Belgium
Ysaye
Vienna
Cozzio di Salabue
Mme
Ethel Leginska
Mozart Society
Bangor
Mme. Isvinska
Chonin
Leila Pyron
Eleanor Keller
Florence Boone
Arthur Claassen
Dvorak Allegretto
Boccherini-Kreisler
Rendine
Beethoven-Kreisler
Ethel Jeginska
Merry Maids Musical Club
Sixth Street
Henrietta Wallace
Madge Griner
Faust
Churches Offer Varied Sunday Musical Programs
Laure Heights Methodist First Presbyterian and several others present a morning and evening concert schedule with organ preludes duets solos choruses and quartets led by church musicians such as Miss Lillian Hughes Mrs. K L Carson and Frederick King among others. Performances include works by Bach Friml Woller Rheinberger Faulkes Attwood and Tschaikowsky featuring soloists Mrs. Lowe Mr. Bell Miss Eva Orv and Mr. Lee with choirs directed by Daggett and Gwinn.
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Laure, Heights Methodist Church
Harrington
Bach
Lillian Hughes
Karkes
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
Froy B. Lowe
Charlies Cameron Bell
Friml
Travis Park Methodist Church
G. E. Gwinn
Elsa Harms
Charles M. Lee
Gilbert Schramm
Sudds Mr. Lee
Fantasie
A . Tschirch
Central Christian Church
L. Ll. Daggett
Eva Orv
Carlos Boothroyd
Holden
Olive Coleman
Jesus
Huntley
Coleman
Organist and choir lead Mendelssohn piece at St. Mark’s
H W B Barnes directs the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church choir in Mendelssohn Elijah with “Now you the conductor” tale interrupting the recital. The piece “Watchman Israel” is sung by a large vested choir as organ prelude and postlude pieces accompany the service.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. W. B. Barnes
Israel
Mendelssohn
Elijah
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Teresa Carreno
Savard
Marmontel
Raff
Heymann
Darmstadt
Germany
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American Society of Musicians and Composers
Institute of Arts and Letters
Petersborough
N. H
San Antonio Music Teachers’ Association
St. Anthony Hotel
Leginska
Mme. Leginska
Philip Hale
The
Boston Herald
Roy Dale
Danny Deever
Damroschict
Upleger
Kevin Nocturne
Nth Bingaman
Ed Sachs
Thall
Ed Riache
J. M. Todd
Gardner
Edith Madison
Gale. Sachs
A. M. Fischer
W. M. Wolf
Walter Wal
McCracken
Glesecke
Music Festival Chorus
Haydn
Messiah
St. Mark's Parish House
Hannah Wright Cluck
Louis E. Saynisch
Central Congregational Church
Ev Fontenailles
Hobart
Denton Spoisrre
Wooler
IIT
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Behrens “Serephita
Mme. V. Colombati
New Haydn Mixed
Schenectady, N. Y
Henry R. Vincent
the Prodigal Son
Arthur M. Morgan
Julia
Rose Reich
Progressive Musical Club
Edith Vander Stratten
Beethoven
Blum
Blums
Jennings
Ius
Blum’s
San Sonera
Antonio
Emil Blum Co
Houston Street
Reece Boildien
St. Anthony
Nell McCormick
Susses Lehnen
Menizel Finte
Sanchez
Galindo
Miss Schott
del Riego
Lucille Ruckman
Cucille Lockwood
Madam Butterfly
Puccini
San Antonio Symphony Society
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Fifty Voices
Creation
First Presbyterian Church In
Chicago
Francis 8. Moore
Gladys Mefarland
Peggy Bliss
Maestoso
Parker
Emmett Rountree
K. Ll. Carson
Fischer
Callaerts
Solo
Johnson
Stark
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Sss Merkel
Stebbing
Pache A “Johnson
Barrell
Willie
Tieeken Putladslenia Public Ledger
Wolff & Marx Co
MR. Pizze
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