Cincinnati Conservatory of Music - Pans Pipers Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Recital by MARION GRAY HEAD AND ROBERT BERNSTEIN PUPILS OF ROBERT PERUTZ PROGRAMME MARCH 16', 1925 Sonata, Op 2, for two violins and piano .................... Handel Andante . Allegro Largo Allegro Berceuse S ......................................................................... Godard Serenade I For two violins. Melody, A major ......................................................................... Dawes MARION HEAD Kuiawiak ........................................................................ Wieniawski ROBERT BERNSTEIN Humoreske ......................................................................... Dvorak Spanish Dance ........................................... , ................ Moszkowski For two violins. m Recital by MARION GRAY HEAD APRIL 30, 1925 Sonata in G major ................................. , ......................... Mozart Allegro Minuetto Concerto in A minor ............................................ ................. Accolay Andantino .................... ...... Martini-Kreisler Rondino ........................................................ Beethoven-Kreisler La Cinquantaine .................... .............................. . ....... G abriel-Marie Melody in A major ..... ..... Chas. Dawes Chanson Polonaise ..... .Wieniawski The Bee ...................... - ............................................................ Schubert Robert Ford, Head Accompanist Page 155

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MARION GRAY HEAD I know a little Fairy. And when she plays. the viulin. Who is just about so high' The Fairies come in hhronrzs. And she has two pretty dimples. Tu hmlr her sweet enchanting tunes, And 51 twinkle in her h-yes. Aml tn sing their Fairy songs. She is always very happy, If ynu'd look among thy Fairit-s. And she smiles Iho liv- Yuu miuhl find her if yuu try, She is Quovn uf all the She's the Fairy with two dimples, So I heard an Etfin say. And a twinkle in her eye. 777Wilbur Myers. This little poem was wri lPl'l Fur and llrrHi'IHUil to Marian Grey chuL when 5hr aDm-urt-d in H. recital February 24. 193$ at tho Cnrmvrvatnry uf Music. Cincinnati, Ohiu.

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MRS. JOSEPHINE RISSETT iNEE JOSEPHINE RATTERMAM Who knows? Perhaps sixty years from now your picture may figure in a Conservatory Annual and your name be on a program that has been preserved through the ages. We are greatly indebted to Miss Carrie Harvie, of Madisonville, for the use of the program on the following page, on which we recog- nize not only her name but that of our good friend, Dr. Robert Sattler and Mrs. Josephine Rissett inee Josephine Rattermani, whose photo- graphs of then and now appear above. In a message to Miss Bertha Baur, Miss Harvie says: Tell her I was the first pupil her Aunt had after she arrived in Cincinnati and I was with her for many years . Pan's Pipers is only too happy to give place to these faces and voices from the past.