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Lovette Choral Club
Honors Director
On Anniversary
By Alice Ever? mo η
The concert given by the Lovette
Choral Club lut night In Barker
Hall was In celebration of the 20th
anniversary of the directorship of
" λ Whitford Lovette. *A Urge
and friendly audience applauded
the singing of the members, all
women and endowed with good
voices. They formed an attractive
r-Nvns with a
corsage of red roses on a stage
that was decorated with palms and
baskets of flowers.
The club Is aii outgrowth of an
organization formed in 1925 by the
late Thomas S. Lovette, whose
memory is commemorated In the
group's name. Also in tribute to
the founder, the present club begins
all its programs with the singing
of "The Kingdom of Our Gracious
God" from Lovette's "God's King
dom." Last night this prologue was
conducted by Mrs. Lovette. Through
her efTorte the club has occupied
an important .place in the city's
musical life and has been an active
member of the National Federation
of Music Clubs. Annual concerts
have been high lights of the organ
ization's work and many outstand
ing artists have appeared on these
programs m soloists. For the an
niversary concert, the soloist was
Joseph Henderson, pianist, who
made his local debut.
Mrs. Lovette, whose health has
prevented her from continuing the
directing of the choral group, con
ducted only the first number, .relin
quishing the post for the remainder
of the program to the associate
director. Francise Bass Wilson. The
distinguishing style that Mrs.
Lovette has attained in the group
was exemplified by a fine delivery
of Mozart's "Alleluia." The first of
three numbers of the classic period,
it was followed by a song arrange
ment of Brahms' "Waltz in A Flat,"
Orieg's "Elfin Dance," Liszt's
"Love's Dream" and Brahms'
"Around the Gypsy Fire."
Two of the programmed numbers,
R. Deane Shure's "He Walketh
Upon the Wings of the Wind" and
Boris Levenson's "Castillian Bolero"
were dedicated to the club. Mr.
Shure, who was present in the
audience, was publicly thanked for
his dedication. His white spiritual,
"The Old Boat Zion" was also
given with the incidental solo sung
by Basel Cake. Mrs. Cake was
beard again In Strause* "Song of
the Danube" in the «οίο portion
arranged by Mrs. WOaon.
Mr. Henderson displayed a pianis
tie gift of a high order in his per
formance of Liszt's "Fuaerailles"
and the Bach-Busoni "Toccata and
Fugue in D Minor." He is master
of a sonorous tone, an ample range
of dynamics and a veil grounded
technical equipment. These works
of more exacting requirement· were
eminently suited to his style which
is less, adaptable to the delicate
Imagery of Griffes' "The White
Peacock" also included in the group
he played. His success was imme
diate and to the extent of insistant
demands for encores. /
The lovely voice of Carolyn
Schulte was heard In the solo per
tiens of Lovette's "Heart of » Rose,"
the choral arrangement of which
wh made by Mn. Lovette, in
Oenee's "Italian Salad" and in
Levenson's "Castillian Bolero." dale
L. Cran mer, the club's accompanist,
gave excellent support throughout
the program.
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