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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1907

Page

18

Russian music movement profiled in Washington review

A lecture by Platon Brotnoff in 194 recounts the wartime era and the rise of modern Russian music. It surveys Tschaikowsky, Rimsky Korsakoff, Glazounoff, and Rubinstein works, notes orchestral premieres by the Russian Symphony Society, and criticizes program errors while praising audience interest in Russian art.

E¢En Washington New York City Dixey Rubinstein Tyschaikoowsky Tschaikowsky Peter Ilottch Rimsky-Korsakoff Sapellnikoff Naptavnik Mlabieff Platon Brotnoff Verstovsky Glinka Dragomirski Seroit Tschaikovsky Rimsky-Korsakof Cesar Cul Napovork Balakireit Diadeff Arensky Stachmantnoft Knoefsel Xerodine Moussorgsky Balakireff Timsky-Korsakoff

Opera to Feature 25 Musicians Under Howard Direction

An orchestra of twenty five will perform under Harry Wheaton Howard who spent years in Paris and Berlin and served as assistant director of the International Opera Company. A chorus of sixty voices trained by Mr and Mrs Greene will accompany the program. Thursday evening a refined song service was held at the home of the late Edward L Jordan of Ballston Virginia who was a music enthusiast. Norman Daly played Consolation and Woodland Sketches by MacDowell. Mme J Esputa Daly sang Jordan’s favorite songs The Rosary Lead Kindly Light Nearer My God to Thee. Mr Salker and Miss Young of Ballston also sang. Jordan’s last poem was read.

Pres Lees Glazouno Fielacleft Glazuno Youn Belacteff Thum Glazcunoff + worhs Boston Symphons Las Pittsburg Victor Herbert Raymonda Kremlin le Printemps Russian Symphony Hugene Lernstein Celeste Arius Buryone Tschaikowski Ane ‘Demon Rubinstein Campanazi Rust Tall Holt Ralph Goldsmith Mendelssohn Jessie William Hamilton Bayly Ancella B. Fisher Herndon Moses Paul Wells Peabody Institute Baltimore Fritz Mueller The Marine Band Stevenson Pepper William T. Reed Preston Miss Young Norman Daly Grand Opera Belasco Washington the Belasco Katie Wilson Greene Bizet Vevdi Vendi Opera Comique Winifred Goff Escamillo Goff Europe Tom” Greene Partien Boston Mme Helen Noldi Metropolitan Grand Opera Michaela Irvin Myers Harytone New York Gacar Saenger Count di Luna Ford Lanning Norwalk Ohio Gaspard Miser Normandy Harry’ Wheaton Howard Paris Berlin International Opera Company Edward L. Jordan Ballston Jordan MacDowell Mme. J. Esputa Daly Mr. Salker Mr. Jordan

The Cat Came Back

A Maltese cat named Billy Boy travels about 200 miles from Clarksburg to Washington then returns home. The pet, owner Mr B W Bogges of 1748 S Street NW, escapes his new quarters and is later found back in West Virginia. Neighbors note the journey across rivers and mountains without a travel pass.

Washington Billy Boy B. W. Bogses S Street Bogges Clarksburg W. Va Express Billy Bay Expressmen West Virginia Billy Cates

Still Life on the Farm and the Rural Still

The poem urges farmers to keep a still on the private sod to distill spirits for household use. It notes alcohol laws and Uncle Sam's reach, while praising self reliance and the toil of rural life. The piece cautions government limits but ends with a claim that a farmer may keep a tile still to maintain some joy.

New York Sun Sam

New York Socialite Visits Highlight Quiet Disconnect

An Indiana woman visiting New York notes the city’s aloof society scene. She describes encounters with dressmakers, salons, dining in silent restaurants, and attending lectures, while lamenting the lack of familiar faces and home comforts. The piece ends with her decision to return home and seek easier chatter with friends.

New York Indiana Washington Kate Marcel Swami China

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