Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 01, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page eight Winnipeg free press saturday october 1, 1938 czech symphony orchestra records Dvorak concerto by Frank Morriss. The Victor company issues one of its most satisfying lists this sep tember Dvorak Prokofieff and Debussy being represented in album sets and with a varied selection of vocal and instrumental numbers the single disc list. The czech symphony orchestra with Pablo Casals As soloist offers Prokofieff work but it is a very the Dvorak concerto in b. Minor engaging one. The orchestra is the Register. The result is not always Beautiful but Casals handles his assignment with such Superb skill that this becomes just a minor flaw. Prokofieff is represented by a suite from lieutenant Kije. The music was written for the soviet film of that name and is filled with a satirical humor. It is not a major for cello and orchestra. Here is a full bodied tuneful work played with an authority and verve that is wholly delightful. And with Casals the world s greatest the Solo role the result is a set that record fans will be eager to procure. In order doubtless to make the Solo instrument stand out against the orchestra. Dvorak has put a Good Deal of the cello in its higher in Mctish a Ltd m. See auditorium 27th season a limited number of season tickets on Sale now 11 attractions 57.00 to deferred payment plan select your seats today at Winnipeg piano co. Ltd. Cor. Edmonton and Portage pm. 88 i a new piano Lesage Memoir the is endowed with a musical eloquence quite As Delight Ful As its enchanting exterior authentically patterned in the con temporary Mode. Designed especially for those who prefer a piano smaller than the vertical grand but who demand Fine musical Quality along with big piano tone. H. Hugh Bancroft Mas. Bac. . Organist and choirmaster All saints Church tuition in piano and Organ playing singing and theoretical subjects studio at All saints Church Tonija teacher of singing Junior and senior vocal ensemble studio 7 St. James place member . A. Violin cello theoretical subjects Immerman studios Ber Iwers or advanced Grade 76 Smith Street h. Pro Roertson piano teacher Phi vat lessons interpretation and pedagogy classes studio 15 music and arts Telephone 27 ct8. . Helen Dallas Soprano Church and concert soloist teacher of singing studio 682 valour re. Pm. 72 326 Madame Chauviere announces the opening of her French studio at 379 Broadway students will be accepted for private tuition in conversation and a grammar .2r in classes. Coaching for collegiate and University examinations a Fialty. Phone 23 for appointment. John o. Nor Hagen teacher of violin Pupil of prof. Matteau Prague conservatory of music 2 highest festival honors 1938 25 music and arts bldg phone 2 t festival music v Complete Stock on hand at All times. James Croft son fel9 Garry St. Pm. 95 012 Boston symphony conducted by Serge Koussevitsky. And the record ing is excellent. Excellent too. Is the recording Given the Iberia suite of Debussy by the philharmonic orchestra of new York under John Barbirolli. Debussy spent no More than a few hours in Spain it is said but that has not kept the French master from supplying a colourful suite. Fritz Kreisler and the Philadel phia orchestra conducted by or Mandy. Play a concerto transcribed from the first movement of the d. Major concerto of Paganini. Tran scribed by or. Kreisler. It shows both orchestra and soloist in one of their happier moments. In the single discs. Marian Ander son a Winnipeg favorite sings two negro and i know lord Laid his hands on me. In the last named the Ander son voice is used with the flexibility of a coloratura and in the first the dark Chest tones Are employed with impressive effect. The choral society of the University of Pennsyl Vania is heard in a transcription of the lament from dido and Aeneas Purcell and arc Adelt s ave Maria. Elsie Macfarlane is the soloist in the Purcell number. The Bach chorale. Jesu. Joy of Man s desiring surely one of the loveliest things Ever penned and the prelude in e. Major both Tran scribed by Lucient Caillet Are Given by the Philadelphia orchestra again under Ormandy. It is indeed a record for any collector s list. M. Caillet s gift for transcription is used in a different and impudently satirical manner in pop goes the weasel played by the Boston pops orchestra. Variations on the Nursery rhyme june Are used in a work that is Likely to bring smiles and sometimes laughter to both Low brow and highbrow alike. Other records in this Fine sep tember list Are the Torcato in c. Major Schumann played by Reginald Stewart the skaters Waltz played by in e Boston pops and two Twenty third psalm and the beatitudes by Igor Gorin. Baritone. A. Mckean who will take Over his duties Sun Day As organist and choirmaster of St. James anglican Church. Or. Mckean Lias for the past two and a half years been organist at St. Patrick s anglican Church. R of two weeks ago combined with a Long period of drouth and High temperatures have brought flowering u _ us . Wig Jim Weil lift plants to a speedy end and Flower Beds and Borders today present a drab and Dusty appearance. Their Beauty for this season is at an end and no time 4u Viiu ctn. 11 u tune should be lost in tidying up the Home grounds and preparing the ground for next season. There is still time for the transplanting of shrubs and perennials and one of the most important Garden tasks in is the planting of Spring flowering bulbs. The bulbs fur Irish most of the Flowers that Blossom in gardens during the first six weeks or so of Spring. Pean male vocal monday feb. 13 Richard Tauber Tenor monday 20 Rosa Tentoni Soprano and Caspar Cassado cel list. Thursday. March 9 Bidu Sayao Soprano. Monday april 10, Minneapolis symphony orchestra Dimitri Mitropoulos conductor monday april 24. Miss Sigurdson s recital programme at her recital wednesday evening at 8.30 in first lutheran Agnes Sigurdson will be the following programme Burdson be assisted Church be heard ii miss Sig by Pear Junior musical has plans for Active season the Junior musical club plans another Busy and Active season. First on its Agenda will be its fund raising Silver Tea to be held monday afternoon october 3. At the Home of mrs. Bruce Chown East Gate the opening meeting of the season will be held october 17 at the fort Garry hotel at 4.30 p.m., with guest artists mrs. Neil Blakie and Gordon Kushner. Among its activities for the year Are two radio programmes a month two programmes a month for the delinquent girls Home do nation of a Sheffield bowl to the musical festival giving of a scholarship to first year students. Celebrity series concert dates the celebrity concert series opens at the auditorium with a song recital by John Charles Thomas. Here is the Complete list of artists and the concert dates John Charles Thomas baritone monday oct. 17 mexican Stipica orchestra and Ojeda dancers Mon Day nov. 7 Fritz Kreisler violinist tuesday nov. I 15 Richard Bonelli baritone and Mischa lev Itz Fri pianist monday nov. 28 Enid Szantho contralto monday dec. 12 Ethel Bartlett and Rae pianists monday Jan. Johnson Soprano and Palmi Palma son. Violinist with Snjolaug Sigurdson at the piano. Prelude. Fugue and Chomlek Mendelssohn sonata. Of. 10, no. 3 Beethoven Presto Largo e. Mesto minuet and trin Rondo Agnes Sigurdson. To the children Why Pearl Johnson. Norse sonata 2nd movement Mac Dowel children quarrelling at Piny Ballet of the Chicks Moussorgsky from pictures at an exhibition Agnes Sigurdson. Cradle song apes Sigurdson Palmi Palmason. Concerto Grieg adagio Allegro Marcato Agnes Sigurdson. Eva will play orchestral accompaniment on second piano. Rachmaninoff Tschai Kosslo 30 comedian harmonises euro t. To Edvell. Who has been appointed organist of St. Patrick s anglican Church succeeding w. A. Mckean. Or. Tredwell was formerly organist of St. Patrick s for almost Twenty years and Only relinquished the position in 1936 when he left Winnipeg to make his Home in the East. The bulb Garden in Tulip time. These weeks probably be late in april and during May but May be delayed if cold weather Ushers in the gardening season next year. But whenever the flowering bulbs Start to give a glorious Blaze of color to the Home Garden they will still furnish most of the Flowers that Blossom in gardens durin of Spring. The first two months in gardens where no bulbs have been planted there will be a de pressing Wrabness until june when first colourful perennials begin to Bloom while those in which bulbs have been planted in reasonably Complete fashion will present in the first Spring months a series of Lovely displays which not even the splendor of late june can surpass. The season of Garden Beauty in the Prairie West so so Short it is entirely inexcusable to neglect its first two months yet it is estimated that Only a third of All gardens a Good display of bulbs. Display at Small Cost Complete bulb planting May committee at work on convention plans to ensure the Success of their nineteenth annual convention to be held at 4he fort Garry hotel october 17 and 18, the Manitoba music teachers association Gen eral convention committee is hard at work. Miss Beryl Ferguson is chairman of the committee. To help her with the programme she has Russell standing Dorothy Greenway Myrtle Rutton. Adver Tising is in charge of or. And mrs. Harry Rowlin Luva Geddes. Mary Clark. Kathleen Robson has full charge of social and hotel. Be made at Small expense if it Well planned. It should Provic Lowers which Blossom when the ate snows melt followed by othe of increasing size and More Varie colouring until the Climax is reached in the late flowering tulips in ate May and Early june. This succession May be provide y planting these bulbs which lower in the order Here name snowdrops Scilla crocuses a hyacinths Early tulips an ate tulips. Of the Early Flowers a few i office to provide a thrill. Snow drops rising above the late melting Snow Are Small and White by precious because they have n end the bulb season Are the largest tallest and the most Beautiful of All bulb Flowers. Bred Lor gardens for thousands of years they have been developed into a greater number of colors than any other Flower family can show they cover the Rainbow except perhaps for True Blue and Corne very close to that very rare color in the Gar Den. Bulb gardens in Tulip time present a picture which no other Garden month can surpass. Be sure ing turned into the soil not less than a Down. The which have became thoroughly real however be mixed with the surface soil. Noth ing else should be mixed with the Leaf rubbish of any description. Should Worms appear in the Heap which it is desired to turn into Mould for potting they can be d discouraged by scattering thickly All Over it plenty of fresh soot. Turn the Heap of. Decaying leaves ire Quentlyn and arrange your Hea where it will be thoroughly exposed to All Weathers. It is useless Stor ing the leaves in sacks or Plain under cover. It will take Abou twelve months for the leaves to become transformed into Leaf Mould. Ivy is interesting indoor subject a. Number of readers of this requested information regarding the. Care. Of. English Ivy Ivy is a Good natured Plant by sometimes conditions Are again it doing Well. It can get along without direct Sun but Good sign s desirable and also a moderate temperature. A soil mixture o two parts Loam one part Leaf moult or peat Moss a dash of Sand ittle Bone meal is suitable. Water to roughly and often enough to keep the soil moist Kow Anc again a Little Plant food would be appreciated. Keep an Eye open for a Small Brown scale that May appear on the leaves and stems sponging with soapy solution Anc rinsing. With clean water will control these. A Fine Mist like Spray of water on the leaves once will do Good also if the soil gets caked on the surface lightly Fork to up. Ivy shoots often grow. Well in water Only and you might like t try some this Way. A Good plan is o train the a stick or Trel is so1 that it can be removed bodily com the House in summer. When he plants have been grown out doors in summer even if in a porch Fox whole plants May be lifted he roots washed and grown on in a bowl or vase. Timely hints if there is a noticeable weakness in your Peony stems a shortage f Potash in the soil is suggested. A Liberal application of Wood ashes sure into the soil in the fall you have a bulb Garden next help materially " ing. Yellow crocuses Are the brightest minor bulbs open Spring j of Early Spring bulbs. Plant a Good a Flat the Rock Garden is an excellent setting for the ports that the annual convention of the Southeastern teachers association will be held in St. Boniface. Nov. 9 and 10. Toronto sept. 30. Of the Imperial women Veteran corps in a prime minister Chamberlain great Britain offered Una Ninhia their services again for King Juja country. Minor bulbs but j fortunate As j come rivals. Blue Scilla and Crocus White. Lavender and yellow should be planted in greater num Bers. The Scilla will spread favourable locations. By the Tim the daffodils first major Flower of Spring have blossomed one i in the mood to respond to masses o color so for them and for the tulips a planting As abundant a space and Means will permit Shoul be made. There Are other bulbs which Ca be grown to Blossom with these but the ones named Are the Chie features of All bulb plantings. Late tulips which come at the two members Are in charge c finance Grace Rich and Alia Vickers. Publicity will be Handlei by Mary Clark Campaign by eve Lyn Rollins Agnes Kelsey Cecil Henderson Gertrude Newton. In Foley Scott Kathleen Robson Alma Hurley. Ronald Gibson Anc Filmer Hubble will look after entertainment. Secretary of the com Mittee is mrs. H. J. Lupton list of test pieces for 1939 festival issued he pm chosen for the 21st annual Manitoba musical Competition festival to Uera an Winnipeg Iron monday March 20. To saturday. April 1. 1p.39 atom . The adjudicators will be Benjamin of London. Pianoforte 21st annual Manitoba musical Competition festival to 20, to saturday april 1. 1939. Below is a list of two sections. Staton Chesterfield George Dodds Newcastle and Arthur d minor 1st movement with the vol. Pupil. Durand Hummel Mozart Arthur concerto i cadenza pianoforte Solo Sonatina pianoforte a Bruyerer b Scher Zino pianoforte intermezzo of. 116, no. 6 pianoforte Etc Letlon Shepherd song Grade 5 of festival group s for pianoforte the Lively tune Norman Peterkin on two tunes Lor Ian of t 5 Oxford University press Debussy Benjamin Brahms under 10 poly put the on. From Nursery _ _ Elkin Cyril Scott the old tar s song no. 4 of flights of Elkin co must be under cell Baumer Little Hob redbreast Gladys Cumberland from playtime _. Warren Phillips pianoforte pianos four andante and variations. Schumann to i any edition ts9 pianos pour sonata for two pianos Bernardo Pasquin Novello i strings concerto for violin and orchestra orchestral part to be Mendelssohn played on piano concerto in Thomas f. Dunhill no. B of the Garden music de. By Ernest Austin Novello fian Oforlea Solo preparatory competitors must be under 10 years of age on oct. 1, whittle and dub. Arthur Baynon bouncing balk. _ _ Curwen Lan Forte compositions j. S. Senior prelude and fugue in g major 15 e j. S. Standard edition Little preludes Mozart Edgar Moy St be under 12 Lullaby Midsummer night s e Lee any prelude in d major. From twelve pianoforte sonata no. 4 in c Malor first pianoforte a Peters Irish dance re Kondel and swing songs from tour Short Kowley first movement any edition violin la violin grief Griffith violin Ulgener Riga Cloon Rowley Gould Bol Tatlor y violin competitors must be under 12 Vears of age on oct. 1. Arabesque of. Id a. No. 2 competitors must be under Franz Hie Dyson. Years Mues 10 years violin age on oct. 1, rustic dance v. Associated Board Good cheer Swinstead _ associated duet for violin and sonata of. 13. G major first movement Gieir Peters duct for violin and sonata m c major k. First movement Mozart Rugener Dennett string quartet Grade a a Elmrock Quant no. 2 first , string it first violoncello Solo senior Faughner. Ca Pricio first movement Alia Herbert Murrill violoncello andante larghetto Handel Cedric Sharp e violoncello Solo by Moffat do not neglect these easiest of flowering bulbs. The Scilla. Sometimes called quills resemble violets very much As to size color and Blossom. Their tiny bulbs should be planted Only two inches deep. They will grow without much help and will last practically for Ever. Not Only do the bulbs remain Active but the Plant itself seeds and spreads its Hardy progeny All Over the Gar Den floor. The earliest variety is a very Hardy bulb next Spring when Scilla Sikirica some morning you get your first glimpse of their Royal colors you will be paid a thousand times for your foresight this fall. The Crocus follows in a few Days. The Blossom is larger and Blue purple yellow and White Are the More popular varieties. Planted in Lawn if you Plant them in the Lawn where they will Blossom in their native manner As is so often done in English gardens you must be careful that they Are not mowed Down during the flowering period or you will damage the bulbs. To must wait until the leaves hav ripened before you Cut the gras for smaller gardens it is Bette to Plant them in tiie cultivated Bor Der or in Beds. A mass of yellow and a mass of Blue make an imposing display or you can set of mixed colors if you take care tha an equal number of each variety is included. These diminutive Flowers Are better in the company of Many of their own kind to appear at their Best for they Are s Small when planted alone tha they do not show up strongly in the Garden picture if planted singly they Are astonishingly Hardy aug May also e grown indoors in pot with As much Success As in the Arden. Gladiolus corms infected with trip a number of correspondents hav written to this department complaining that their Gladiolus bulbs Are infested with trip. They ask should these Conns be destroyed or can they be saved and k your. Gladiolus corms Are in Good condition except for trip hey May be saved and Given treatment. After they have been tried and cleaned in readiness for mating away for the Winter put hem in paper bags with naphtha Ine flakes at the rate of one Arnce o each 100 bulbs. Keep the bags closed for six weeks then open up soaking the Conns for two hours in corrosive sublimate solution at the ate of one ounce to seven and a half Gallons of water the Day of planting is done for the control of Ertain diseases affecting Gladiolus and also trip. When growth tarts next year Spray every week r ten Days with a Good Contact Pray. It would also be advisable o Plant in a new location next r. Of course All affected stems trash should be immediately turned this fall to prevent the pest rpm being harboured during the voter in the decaying foliage. How to get Supply of Leaf Mould one Art the fian Diest things in the ome Garden is a pile of Leaf Mould. Curing the next week or two with from the Trees is he time to Start Leaf or would is decayed. Tree leaves. It is made in he Garden by piling a in a Heap preferably in a wire enclosure to re vent scattering by the wept up tree leaves which Are to e converted into valuable potting compost leaves of evergreens should not e used As they take a very Long me to decay. For general digging n purposes however All leave s May e collected into the Heap there to Ecay or partly decay before be Gay p1cture m crazy Spring and give a it will not germinate until the weather be comes warm next Spring. Don t let the cabbage stumps re main in the ground Over Winter. They Harbor pests. Try. Seeding Salpi glosses seed this fall if you have had difficulty with it in past Springs. Spinach planted late in the fall will produce the first crop next Spring. If you have time be sure to Spade Over your vegetable Garden this fall. When lifting your dahlias be sure the tubers Are dry before finally string them away. Cut Down All herbaceous plants As they go out of Bloom. 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