Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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Conservatory of MUSIC Recrtal JOHN CLARK KENDEL Basso JOSEPHIIXE E. KNOWLES KENDEL Soprano M. EVA .WRIGHT Pianist QJLVIJLKVJ ' 7 LUJ9!!-IDQJJDSIJLUJ-' 7 ' ' NA ' ' 7 ' ' lXVlLUUPUlUU-lV3Ql5!l4LWAlX9ULKVJlX!ll,g f E jr College Chapel, Tuesday, December 18, 4 p. m. E 3 . . , Q 3 E 1- E 1- E 2 1- ' E Ir , C , E ju E 1- E - E ? Q o H E 5 E 5. 5 5 5 5 5. 5. Q Z 5 Q 5 5 5 5 5 Q 5 5 2 Aria-Hear lVIe Ye Winds and Waves from Scipio .... Handel MR. KENDEL The Wind on the Heath ............................... Lohr One Year CIQI4.-IQISD.. .... When ............................ ..,..........Barleigh . . . . Josephine Kendal Invictus ............................ ............ H uhn MR. KENDEL Hark Hark the laark ................ .... S chul1ert-Liszt Nocturne in F Minor ................. ........ C hopin - Miss WRIGHT Rolling 'Down to Rio ................ .... E dwarf! German Deep River .......... ............. ........ B u rle1gh Bango Song ......................... ........ H omer MR. KENDEL Prelude in C-sharp lVIinor ............... ..... R achmanino Miss WRIGHT Song C5 cle-On Jhelum River .......... Amy Woodfo1'd-Finden MR. AND MRS. KENDEL Accompanists-MRS. KENDEL, Miss WRIGHT Pipe Organ Recital MISS M. EVA WRIGHT Assisted by JOHN CLARK KENDEL, Basso College Chapel, VVednesday afternoon, 3 :3O o'clock PROGRAM Praeludium and Fuge, E. Minor, Cathedral .,........ J. S. Bach Walther's Prize Song, Meistersingers Nuremberg ........ Wagner ln Summer ...................................... Stebbins . But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming Recitative and Aria from the lVIessiah. . MR. KENDEL .....Handel Scherzo, Sonata ...................... .... G uilmant To a Wild Rose ..... Berceuse ............ Traumerei ............ a. The Two Grenadiers. . . b. Noon and Night .................. c. Me and Mah Little Banjo ......... MR. KENDEL Largo, New World Symphony ........ Toccata, Suite ............... ... McDozuell Stone . . . . Schumann ....Schumann . . . .Hawley ... .... Dichmont .....D'z10rak .. . . . Rogers P061 A-.A D01 A IYNVSS1 A biN1V8s1IYid A VMVNVMVMVKIMV A KYSYIVNMX1 A A A VNVKIVNVNVKVNMX1 A IYDGIYSCIIYA1 1 'Q 5 5 5 E 5 E 180

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- A - - - - a -,. At- - - a 7 ' 7 ' IXVJPUJPU-l ' ' IX!!! V 9314 ' 7 UU! ' UU4 ' 'i Q E A E A MUSIC 4 , C The college conservatory was organiaed at the opening of the E fall quarter 1917-1918, with J. C. Kendel as director and teacher E of public school methods, harmony, and voice, Miss M. Eva E Wright, director of piano and pipe organ, Mrs. Josephine Kendel, E associate teacher of voice, lVIrs. Nellie B. Layton, associate teacher E of piano, Miss Lucy B. Delbridge, teacher of violing Dr. H. W. ' Burnard, teacher of flute and oboe. ' That there was a demand for the conservatory is shown in the ' fact that the department has been paying its own way during the ' entire year, which is an enviable record considering the unsettled E 5 conditions of the country and the newness of the venture., The ' pipe organ, which was installed during the year, has proved a won- ' derful addition to the department and has created an unbounded E enthusiasm amongst the student body for that master instrument. E - The following programs have been presented by the musical faculty E 2 during the year: E A 5 Pipe Organ Recital 5 Thursday, Qctober 14, 1917 E Miss Wright, assisted by lVIr. Kendel Suite Gothique ..................... Introduction, Choral Priere 'a Notre Dame HI Toccata IV 3 a. Evening Star .... b. Alba ........... ............ Honor and Arms .. . ......... . . . . MR. KENDEL 5 Toccata and Fugue D lVIinor ......... Finale La Symphonic No. 6 Cljathetique a. To Lucasta . . . b. Tommy Lad . . c. Route lVIarchin MR. KENDEL Andante Cantabile . . ......... . . Finlandia ....... I .....BoeZ111fzn, 1862-1897 3 . . . .Wag1ze1', 1813-1883 . .............. Nefvm .. . .... Ifrzndel . . .B1zclz, 1685-1740 . . . . . . Tschailaowslcy 5, PVa1-ff . . llfffzrgetsofz .. . ...... Stock . . . . Tsclzzzikozvsky .. . Sibflillf, 1865 - I vvvwyvv vw'-fflvv V-vi' I I I O ' A VKIIYB1 A MVVN VNMV VNMVMV A A A APfA1ITN1AAA A A Al 179

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' WWWNHWKWWA' 'LU-IVWUJLUJT' 'LKUULWALKVJLVIJ' ' ' ' VWAWNVWALQ C K 4 E 'E MUSIC FESTIVAL 5 C The music festival which was held April 30th, May 2nd and 3rd, IQI7, was a i decided artistic success. The festival which entailed an expense of 52,900.00 was a ' decided success financially and artistically. E The first evening, the oratorio Elijah, by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, was ' given by a chorus of two hundred, assisted by the Philharmonic orchestra of forty. ' The soloists were: Soprano, Mrs. J. M. B. Petriking alto, lVIrs. Bessie Dade Hughesg ' tenor, Horace P. Wells, basso, Henri Scott. E The second evening, The Bohemian Girl, by Balfe, was offered with the follow- E ing cast: ' E Count Arnheim CGovernor of Presburgj ...... Frederic W. Clark E Thaddeus QA proscribed Poiej .......... .... lV Iatthew Auld Q Florestein QNephew of the Countj .... .... R alph English . Devilshoof CChief of the Gipsiesj .... ....... J ack Mosher . Captain of the Guard .............. ...... G eoffery Phippeny . Arline QDaughter of the Countj ..... .... I osephine K. Kendel . Buda QHer attendantj ..... ................... L ela Aultman Queen of the Gipsies ............................ Vera Gillett E The last evening, the crowning event of the festival, was a concert by the New E York Symphony Orchestra. Walter Damrosch, conductor, with Efrem Zimbalist, E violin soloist. Q The program was as follows: ' Overture- Mignon ............... . . . Thomas g Symphony in B lVIinor Q'fUnfinished D . . . .... Schubert , 1. Allegro lVIoderato , 2. Andante Con Moto 4 Concerto for Violin with Orchestra in E Minor ..... Mendelssohn 1 I. Allegro Molto Appasionate 4 2. Andante 4 3. Allegro Molto Vivace V Q EFREM ZIMBALIST a Caj Scotch ldyl 4 Cb, Gigue From Henry VIH ..... .... - .Saint-Saens . Cab Prelude to Lohengrin .......... .... W agner 0 Cbj Prize Song from Die Nleistersinger . .... Pffagnez- 4 Allegretto from Symphony No. 8 ...... .... B eethofuen 1 lllarch from Aida ............ ..... I ferdi 4 C E 4 Q 5 lh 1lh'1VB1'IH 181