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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1920)
Monday, November 22, 1920 Teachers In Salem, .,26-27 five hundred mem- ution of Bition I . Music leacn Ores"" . , are expected in Sa- lT. hr 26 and 27. ITnWion with ittpes are as COIlix" L-di W. Good- it. . ultntH. " ; nd Mr,. F' Belle Tarter, 'if j-n P. McCrack- ' . :'.. McOuade, Port ia ',. Wi.son, Isurer, uan. ..ittws. Saiem b on " r n.,r t ip;!..; i IArraiW'"""" , ,.,..k Pros'" 1,1 ,, Luncheon Lrton, joy -, j EVret Fler. 8, Anderson. fJV.. nrneram has been F0r the entertainment of members ot me will attend the conven- i November it, : . .. ..1.' - mill SfiSPm- usic teacucio First COllKieBULlunai I. Liberty and Center bts. ro. Friday moriniiB. d'av program follows: November 2. I Opening of conven- Iports of committees, iuu- m. Discussion, High llusic and Credits. &peaK- J. A. Churchill, state lendent of public instruc- Oregon; Dr. J. J- lianas- bury, dean or music, university of Oregon; Herbert Kimbrough, dean of music, Washington State college, president ' Washington State Music Teachers' associa tion; Robert ft. Walsh, supervis or of music, Franklin high school of Portland. 11:30 a. m. Pianoforte recital, David Campbell, Ellison-White Conservatory of Music, Portland. "Jeux d'eau," (The Fountain), by Ravel. Rhapsody in F Sharp Minor, by Dohnanyi. 12:15 p. m. Luncheon, First Con gregational church, under aus pices of Salem district, O. M. T. A. Speaker: William Frederic Gaskins, director Oregon Agri cultural school of music, Music by faculty members O. A. C. school of music. Rhapsody in B Minor, Brahms; Gustav Dunkel- berger, pianist, (a) Souvenir de Posen, Wieniawski; (b) Slavonic Dance No. 1, Dvorak; Carl Gris Ben, violinist. 2:00 p. m. Analytical recital on the opera of "Boris Godounow," (Moussorgsky) by Miss Dorothea Nash, assisted by Mrs. Henry W. Metzger, vocalist. 3:30 p. m. Pianoforte and vocal recital. 1. (a)- Baracarolle, Rachmaninoff; (b) Rigaudon, "II Mio bel Soco," Benedetto Raff; Lillian Jeffrye Petri (a) Marcello (1680-1739); (b) "Idea le," Tosti; (c) "Arietta," Vidal; Paul Petri. 3. March from "Tann- hauser," Wagner-Liszt; Lillian Jeffrys Petri. 4. "The Last Home," Kramer; (b) "O Peter, Go Ring Dem Bells," negro spiri tual arranged by Burleigh; (c) "A Memory," Rudolf Ganz; (d) "The Fiddler of Dooney," Sidney Homer; Paul Petri. Evening Program. 8:30 r. m. Evening conceit un der auspices Salem district, O. M. T. A. Organ solo Impromptu No. 3rColeridge-Taylor; Thomas S. Roberts. Vocal solo Pilgrim's Song, Tschaikowslcy; E. W. Hob son. String quartet and quin tet, (a) Melody (arr. by Sites), TlM Cauttal Journal, Salem, Oregon Alex. Guilmant; (b) Andante, Heinrich Schaeffer; (c) Quintet "Minuet," L. Bocherlni. Violins, Irvin A. Wroten, Viola Ash. Vi ola, Ruth Turney. Violoncellos, John R. Sites, Henry Lee, Avery Hicks, George Barrett. Piano so lo, Prelude, G Minor, Rachman inoff; Alice Holman. Vocal solo Autumnal Gale, Grelg; Lena Belle Tartar. Trio Meditation, Meltz ke. Violin, Mary Talmadge-Head-rick. Piano, Beatrice Shelton. Organ, Thomas S. Roberts. November 27. 9:30 a. m. Organ recital under auspices Salem district, O. 11. T. A. Organist, Frederick W. Good rich. 1. Overture, "If 1 Were King," Adam. 2. (a) Intermezzo from Organ Suite, Truette. (b) Adagio from Symphony ,in B Flat, Pleyel. (c) Minuetto Anti co e Musetta, Yon. 3. Charac teristic numbers, (a) "Funeral March of a Marionette," Gounod (b) Slavonic Cradle Song, Neru da. (c) 'A Japanese Sunset," Jes sie L. Deppen. (d) "Chinese Lul laby," Bowers. 4. Alia Marcla Petrali. 10:30 a. m. First Congregational church. Discussion on "Modern Harmony." Speakers: Mrs. Jean Park McCracken; Frederick V Goodrich, instructor in harmony and Analysis, University of Ore gon. (Portland Center.) 11:15 a. m. Paper "Concert Co operation for Oregon Teachers Miss Fay Ruddock, Portland. 11:45 a m. Election of officers and concluding business. 12:15 p. m.. Luncheon under aus pices Salem district, O. M, T. A. Speaker: Mrs. Charles Heinline, president Roseburg district, O, M. T. A. Music by faculty of Mc.Minnville college. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 13, Liszt; Mrs. Vernita Claire Corbett, pianist. Song, "The Open Road," Ross; Mrs. Miles Delwin Warren. 5:30 p. m. Banquet, Marlon ho tel, Commercial and Ferry Sts. Toastniaster, Hon. George H. Burnett, president of Salem Apol lo club. Speakers: Right Rev. Walter Taylor Sumner, D. D., Bishop of Oregon; Hon. J. P. Kavanaugh, judge of the Circuit court of Oregon ; Dr. Charles Re bec, director of Extension de partment, University of Oregon. Music by faculty members Uni versity of Oregon college of muse. Interclass Cross . . . . 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