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MUSICAL MENTION
Josh Rawboltb
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The pact week ha keen one of much
activity la musical circle in Dacota.
Ob Friday, May . Mrs. Will Owen
Joaes cave a "Twilight Recital" to a
small audience r of invited guests. I
wish to express ray hearty apprecia
tion of what was to me a novel aad
delightful function. The parlors of
Mrs. Jones house were faintly lighted,
the piano aad player betas Just vis
ible la the subdued light, aad as at
mosphere of rest and color seemed to
pervade aad prevail. In keeping with
the color scheme was the program of
piano forte compositions played by
Mrs. Jones. While the element of con
trast was not lacking, the general
character of the music was dreamy,
melancholy, tender, caressing, rather
thaa bold aad Impassioned. The piano
seemed to say, "No! those gayer airs
are for the day let us rest aad dream
a while la the twilight." I know one
tired musician at least who was rested
aad comforted by the uatheatrlcal lit
tle concert. The program comprised
the slow movements from two Bee
thoven Soaatos, a number from
Grieg's "Peer Gynt" 8ulte. the Moss
kewskt "Serenata," a Paderewski "Mel
ody" three numbers from Chopin, In
cluding the "Andante Splanato." be
sides the Wagner-Brassm "Magic
Fire Music." It Is needless to say that
Mrs. Joaes' technique was ample for
the requirement made upon it, and if
I may say so, it seemed to me that the
essentially feminine character of her
playing is better adapted to poetic
than tc Impassioned interpretation,
aad that her program was wisely
chosen. Be that as it may. I have
rarely speat an hour more pleasantly.
Ob Tuesday evening, June 2, Mr. A.
A. Hadiey gave an organ recital at
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church.
He .was assisted by Miss Marie Hoover
aad by the rarely heard Mr. Wlllam
LamprechL
Mr. Hadiey Is an organ player whose
teehala.Be Is admirably clean and ex
act, aad when I say this every organ
ist wMl realize that this Is high praise.
The organ Is not an easy Instrument
to play, but its very defects as well
as its strength make it a- deceptive
oae. The difficulty of accenting Botes
er chorda, the possibility of sustain
ing without accent much much longer
thaa Is possible oa the pianoforte,
the temptations of the swell pedal aad
of tricky registration readr it pos
sible for a mediocre player to attain
eertala effects which impress the mul
titude. Consequently the average au
dience do not always appreciate so
straightforward and artistic a per
formance as waa that of Mr. Hadiey.
The foBowtag program was presented:
Sonata la C Minor (first movement)
Oullmant
Fastoralle la F .Whiting
Meditation oa First Prelude
Bach-Gounod
Organ, Piano and Violin.
Tocatto aad Fugue In D minor... Bach
ere Bade for Piano aad Organ. .Wldor
Air of Louis XH1 Ghys-Lott
Cradle Bong Spinney
Mtauetto Boccheriat
Melody Smith-Lett
Gavotte EUeaberg-Hadley
Intermesao from "Cavallerta. Rus-
tlcaaa" Mascagai
Organ. Piano aad Violin.
March la B flat Beadel-Hadley
"Miss Hoover gave admirable assist
ance ia the accompaniments. Mr.
Lamprecht's playing was so musical
.aad of sash beauty of tone as to make
mors decided the desire to hear him
efteaer. The now somewhat hack
neyed Gounod "Meditation" on the
flrst prelude of Bach was delivered
with charming expression.
the program coasts ted of more modern
but aot less dtmcult compositions,
several of which were by our younger
American composers, MacDowell and
Nevln.
It Is only fair to" Mrs. Sutton to say
that she acquitted herself more thaa
creditably la a program of extremely
dURcult compositions. The lady Is a
pupil of Mr. Wlllard Kimball.
I heard Mrs. P.'v! M. Raymond's
chorus in oae of the final rehearsals
for the performance of Haadel's "Mes
siah" to be given next Tuesday eves
lag at the Lansing theatre. The
chorus, though aot very large, was
reasonably firm la attack aad the
maagniaceat music which sever grows
old to me was gives with precision and
energy. The solo parts are not yet
announced, although I believe that
Mr. seamark Is to sing the tenor, aad
Miss Eugenia Getaer, a sew comer is
this kind of work: the contralto solos.
Don't make up year suad oa a bicycle
before eeeisg the makes handled by
BUlsMyer Sadler, 1133 35 M street
First pabMcatloa May M.
Notice of foreclosure of chattel mort
gage by saw of mortgaged property.
Whereas, Oa the 7th day of March,
18M, C. C. Clemens executed aad de
livered to Iw MsxslmS a certain chat
tel mortgage eoaveyiag one "Tursbull"
lumbar bee: farm wagoa to secure the
payment of oae eertala promissory
aot for 1CM by C C Clemens, exe
cuted oa the 7th day of March, UN,
due May 7, IMC said mortgage being
filed of record with the county clerk
of Lancaster county, Nebraska, May
23, ISM, aad demand having bees made
and pa meal refused, notice Is hereby
rlvM that T will sell tit &bov de
scribed property at public sale to the Sfe
highest bidder, said sale to take place j
June U. IMC ' LEW MARSHALL.
June 29.
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