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Music and Musicians
Edited By
Vincent E. Speciale
NOTE—In this department the Vbxtmok
News seeks to print everythin* of
interest to music lovers of Abseeon
Island and is glad to receive any notes
concerning orchestras, musicians or
singers. Such notes can be mailed to
the Music Editor at 8 South Troy Avc..
or phone, Neptune 1878.
HELEN BUCHNAN HITNER
SINGS AT HIGH SCHOOL
Helen Buchnan Hitner, soprano,
was the assisting artist at the
weekly recital given in the audi
torium of the Albany Ave. High
School by municipal organist
Arthur S. Brook last Thursday
evening of good music missed a
a very small audience present.
The soloist’s performance was ex
cellent in every detail and those
who stood idling home preferring
beach parties gossipping to an
even>ng of good music missed a
genuine intellectual enjoyment. 1
The singer was in splendid form
I and really surprised those who
j had occasion not long ago to dis
| agree with her performance dur
! ing the May Festival celebration.
! Miss Hitner’s group of songs in
j eluded: “Goin’ Home” (Adagio
t from the New World Symphony
of Dvorak), “Care Selve” (Come,
beloved) by Handel; “Homing,” by
Del Riego and “Christ in Fland
ers,” by Ward-Stephens. She sang
with true purity of style and much
beauty displaying an organ of
natural charm and mellowness,
even in scale and rich in tones.
Her production was admirable and
interpretation and phrasing high
ly artistic. A little Scotch ditty
which she gave as an encore was
particularly effective. She was
heartly applauded and moved the
audience to great enthusiasm.
VENTNOR PIER’S CONCERT
Carrol O’Brien, tenor, was the
soloist at the regular weekly con
certs conducted by Frederick
Wagne/ at the Ventnor Municipal
Pier last Sunday evening. He
pleased the large audience present j
with the aria “O Paradiso” from j
Meyeerbeer’s “L’Africana.” The
orchestral selections included the
overture “Zampa”; Gounods
‘Faust”; Preludio and Sicilians
from “Cavalleria Rusticana” by j
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Karins »U
Mascagni; Schubert’s “Serenade”;
Victor Herbert’s “Sweethearts”
and excerpts from Wagner’s
“Lohengrin.”
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP
ORGANISTS TO CONVENE
T.he seventeenth annual con
vention of the National Associa
tion of Organists will be held in
this city from July 29 to August 1.
The auditorium of the new High
School will be the Association’s
headquarters. A very elaborate
program has been arranged which
includes discussions of various
problems, a forum discussion on
“Unit vs. Straight Organ
Schemes,” an address on New
York choral competitions by Dr.
T. Tertius Noble, the president of
the Association, a demonstration
OPEN UNTIL 2 A. M.
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