Performing Arts Events' announcements

t Gavens a and Students &

> Who appreciate entertainments of this char-
acter have an opportunity of spend-
ing an hour with the beau-
tiful in

1 Sradfey Auditorium,

TO-NIGHT, ae

iz stzstz siz stz sez A
9

A
e

I da

By

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
ZLAZZLVO

N
Y
EN
i
7
he
3:
x
rz
w
%
+

Stereopticon Views.
1. THE HEROIC-AGE.
The same shown at the Homeric Debaie.
u. HISTORIC SITESIN GREECE, TEMPLES,Erc.
mut. VIEWS OF GREEK COSTUME AND HOME ;
LIFE:
RESERVED SEATS, 10 CENTS.
At Goodrichs and at the Door.
ZS WS DS LYS LYS BS AS AIS AIS AS AIS AS AS AS ZK

aed

Why she whiz shy

Bates otet* [ate etelabslats|abel= alee] eel abel sts [=e tabs [ate Tae labels
goede dry ede Lede abet de [oa ede

-CONCERT-

eeaea eae bs {eh ache] echa) apes as abe ate aT RAS AAR panes Lad ey)
Hsp rae ate PEE EEE ate Be Toi | sepie f seis J epee f= [see sie Dede Pedi [ee J re Je ich a a

ae a ae a ne ae mene ae EE Re OS a wm

| HAYDNS THIRD
(IMPERIAL)

MASS IN D,

WILL BE RENDERD BY |

THE MOZART SOCIETY

CONSISTING OF 40 MEMBERS,

OF FISK UNIVERSITY,

IN THE OHAPEL OF

LIVINGSTONE HALL

Friday, March 15, 1889,

BEGINNING AT 7:45 P.M.

ADMISSION, . . 26 CENTS

Proceeds to Organ Fund and Music for Society.
ae te mle old nlacele: (lls <<. 5.

e

}

GRAND CONCERT

PUBILE ER: SONGS
| Fisk [0emorial Cihapel,

The Mozart Sociely of Fisk University,

ISIS IS SIS ISS SSIS OS ISS RSS SSS SS SSS

ae
Saas

Prides Pick dane Zou, SSS,

pe aid
7 Ca

raS) 7

Me cee KR
ye 2
q iv
4 Concert Begins Promptly at 8 O'clock. 33
ie Se ae .
4

r, fF
) This Concert is the first reproduction of a genuine Jubilee Concert which has been attempted in {-
4 Nashville for many years. In preparing and presenting the Jubilee Songs the Mozart k

Society is under the direction of Mrs. ELLA SHEPPARD Moore, who was the Pianist
4 and Assistant of Pror. G. L. WuHIreE during the whole of the wonderful
4 compaign of the Original Jubilee Singers in the interest of Fisk
University, which brought to its support $150,000 in
y PP

Pee money besides valuable paintings and apparatus.
4 GC. A. & H. H. HATCH, PRINTERS, NASHVILLE, TENN
A i =
Fe I I Ga

|
|
'

os

ale se Abe ne Abe nb sb nb ne abe ab he le Se Ae Se sb oY AL a Ae be be Se eb Se Ae oe le be ne be wb

Or gf

\

a

we
git

SP rogrammel&

PART T:

tr. Steal Away to Jesuswith the Lords Prayer.

My Lord calls me,
He calls me by the thunder ;
The trumpet sounds it in my soul;
I have not long to stay here.

z. O, Brethren! Rise and Shine.

Q, brethren rise and shine,
And give God the glory, glory,
For the year of Jubilee.

ce Theres a Meeting Here To Night.

Camp-meeting down in the wilderness,
I know tis among the Methedists.

4. Been a-listening All the Night Long.

Some say that John the Baptist

I

a I a

Noes ve 7 Was nothing but a Jew, x
or : But the Holy Bible tells us oe
He was a preacher, too. ye

"2

rE ree Weatt RIVEN Soci as ace gohes eden tencere, cc aeg ie seeen ..Miss Vassar *
.

; F

6 < Roll: Jorn Roll. t
c-

OQ, sinners you ought to have been there; "ae

Yes, my Lord, a sitting in the kingdom, b

To hear Jordan roli. P

7. They Led My Lord Away. Fe
"2

"2

Bis GHoe Ue He Watching Over Isreal, . 4, ....142) from Mendeissohns Ehijah. i
s

rd

ye nbs se abe we we ne whe we Se ne we Se ke ne she oe we ole se ie nde le ne ne nde le adele le ole

sl

PART Il.

Fi HOR PS HNellie Was a Ladi. .n0.- onacnevnes Retirees paneer .... Glee Club

Gideons Band.

N

Qh, the band of Gideon, band of Gideon,
Band of Gideon over in Jordan .
Band of Gideon, band of Gideon,
How I long to see that day.

i ae a ede ae

3. *Hold the Wind, Dont Let it Blow.

Oh, it looks like thunder and it looks like rain.
Hold the wind dont let it blow.

4

Cee ee

4. *Boccherini Minuetto,Violins and Cello,

5. *Bright Sparkles.

Bright sparkles in the church yard,
Give light unto the tomb,
Bright summer, springs over,

Sweet flowers in their bloom.

*

Theres a Great Camp-Meeting in the Promised Land.

Were You There ?

a a a ee ol
re gs ee aR Rs BE TOG ig I ABI ec sg 2)

Were you there when they ecuied my Lord ? Le

}

:
3)
in

7 ee

Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble.

oe

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

*I looked over yonder and what did I see,
Coming for to carry me home?
A band of angels coming after me,
Coming for to carry me home.

s

CHORUS Hallelujah 1? ........-0s: stage ee ceeee ceeen ee From Handels Messiah.

G@SOn the first rendering of the Hallelujah chorus the audience, following the example of the

ab we A AN AL A nd

4 King, spontaneously arose'and remained standing till its close; this custom has been observed univer-
| sally since then, whenever the chorus is. being sung,

Fa ie Ss i

rex Tn 25 we AM aa a AN li cl aac i aM as a ame Cae Pa ia 7

aa gE sank wai a Ro ssmumenste eo:
7 :
4
+
=
-
4
+
r |
= zi
S
+
4 :
3
4
4 a
4
+ ie
: a
4 .
: 4 <
s
4 K :
+ K
: = he oe. e
FISK MEMORIAL CHAPELFISK UNIVERSITY. i
i a i SS ISSR AS SS OS SS OS SS SS IS he

Mozart's Twelfth Mass, .

DEIR 2S Ee -Qseseess

This Celebrated musical composition
will be rendered by the

. Mozart: Society :

HSK UNIVERSITY,

With a Chorus of 70 voices and
Instrumental Accompaniment,
in the Chapel of

LIVINGSTON Hall,
Friday, January lst,

Beginning at 7.30 oclock P. M.
ADMISSION 265 cents. _

GRAY & SON, JOB PRINTERS.

uo cnet

BY THE

THE MOST POPULAR ORATORIO IN THE WORLD,

> FRIDAY, APR. 22, 50PI
MAINE Salurday AN. M3, h 50 PM

his Oratorio has been rendered by the Handel and

ADMISSION, - - 25 CENTS.
essrvad Seats, 50 cents, at Duckworths.

University Press, NASHVILLE, TENN.

flaydns Oratorio.
The CREATION,

Rendered by the

[Nozart Society

foo meg ee age
TOE Loree ee

Jana ee

LIVINGSTONE +. HALL,

SaFisKk + UNIVERSITY. Ke

4
:
:

ii
BA
se

\
j

eo

alls

On Friday, April 4th, 1890.
FOR THE wade FUND.

Chorus of 7o Voices f

With accompaniment of Organ, Pianos,
and Violins.

AD MISS LlOom 2S Clk Te.

Doors Open at 6.30 P. M.

:
:
|

Concert Begins at 7.30.

FISK UNIVERSITY

Department of Music

RECITAL

y
Members of the Class in Composition
John Harold Brown
Annie Marie Davis
Lydia Elizabeth Mason
Margaret Louise Spaulding
Aldena Lydia Windham

Fisk Memorial Chapel
Friday, March 28, 1923
at Eight OClock

Program

Piano Sketches .. .
Prelude
Scherzo
I Sat on the River of ee

Go, Tell it on the Mountain.
J. HAROLD BROWN

ieee a. ee ae ~ .- Davis
*Blessings . Spaulding
* (With Company Wiceunt anil Without i
MYRTLE E. WIGGINS

it jedan, Boll 3 2.2. Goes ss ee
MARGARET L. SPAULDING

Guatterhy ... . . it Ry es ee ee eee

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ; . . @ Wfason
MARGUERITE PENNYBACKER |

Nobody Knows the Trouble I See . & i.) Wieden
ANNA GOODWIN

Im So Glad Troubles Dont Last Alway . . Mason
VIOLIN SOLO BY VIOLET Y CRUTCHLEY

Somebodys Knocking at Your Door (Piano) . . . . . Windham

*Jaybird (Voice) . . adhe . . Davis

Petes Con me rem Pelle... wk gs iw es . Davis
A. MARIE DAVIS

*Frog Went A-Courting cinis tes crus Mason

{Words by Prof. J. W. Work in Folk Song of the American Negro.

*From Negro Folk Rhymes by Prof. T. W. Talley.

Mrs. Laubenstein and the Composition Class wish to thank all those who assisted in
giving this program.

Annual Concerts.

BY: THE

Salle ANS ipo

{ f Mapel af Pe g (

Friday Night, April 6th, 1888,

Beginning at 7.40 o'clock,

Prof. A. K. SPENCE, Conductor.

Miss Mary CHAMBERLAIN,

Miss MARY BENNETT,. . .

Mr. W. R. Morris...
Mr. C. K. CHASE,
Mr. C. H. DODGE,

eee

22 Piano
. iano
. awl
. . Violin

. Horn
e

wea ee eee

Miss NARCISSA Dorsey, .
Miss ALICE VASSAR, .
Miss J. A. ROBINSON, .
My. WH. .7 STOKES, ..
Mr. T.. W. TALLEY,

Seloists.

. Soprano
. Soprano
foe ALLO
. Tenor
. Bass

LADIES.

Leonora Aray.
Carrie Beckwith.
Leonora Bowers.
Arvilla Bryant.
E. M. Clapp.
Mary Coffin.
Charity Coleman.
Nettie Crump.
Jennie Hanmer.
Louise Harris.
Minnie Harris.
Ella Hubbell.
Lizzie Jones.
Joyce Lindsey.
Olive Lischey.
Mattie Nichols.
Lettie Nolen.

Fannie Snow.

Chorus.
GENTLEMEN.

N. J. Anderson.
J. H., Anthony.

J. L. Barbour.
W: L: Blake;

T. J. Calloway.
B. F. Darrell. =
W. E. B. DuBois.
. S. Fitzpatrick.
.<C, Garrett,

, ee Eearyiss

. J. Holloway.
. B. Jowett.

A. Lester.

. McClellan.
ets Wen Lere
_b. Moore:

. Lo. Murray.

. H.. Nichols.
fF. Stevens:
L. J. Watkins.
H. H. Wright.

Se ae ee 0 dO. >

os

Tou ull op parr Te iia
ee Ee ee ee eet ae
Se a

Sea i Ti

ECT age TTT ge TT ng Tr Tae TTT
it iin a
TCC ne I tt I

Tit
Se

Tih it

i a i cin

"

Ga a tenis

OF THE

MUSICAL + DEPARTMENT

OF

Ble, .JINIVERGER,

meee tence he et ed eae A cette ee

_MIVINGSTONE HALL, MAY 12, 1893.

Exercises Begin Promptly at 7:30 O Clock.

, R. & H. H. HATCH, PRINTERS, NASUVILLE, TENN

Duet Polonaise, Op. 104, No. 3....... .. pple Ce ew RE SPE Seer ace EMS Sot Jadassohn.
Misses Pauline and Annie Sumner.
SongMorning Prayer, from Oratorio of Eli..............0.cc0s.ceseeseseeees Costa.
Miss Mayo.
SViSy ROHAO \. sss sce Se A Haydn.
Biles Wright.
Tete OG Gorse ni ecueeas sed Seo PVE ERT SAS ON hata Mapa dams anegue Meov ent 505. Beethoven.
Misses McGann and Keeble.
Song-The Green Hill ...... Ta Soo BA ASS RNG Ue a at nt pra Roar Gounod.
Mr leas itera
SHVENHGNS, NOS. 8 ANG. eco ee Bach.
Miss Bennett.
Sonate On. 26, schereo, [rid and Runeral: Maren: .icceciccps ab we Beethoven.
Mr. Mason.
One Phe Dreamy cei cenye. caeacontenecs hens istsreenyttapenens: anevenerense Rubinstein.
Miss Sadgwar.
PRS Aer Te AI Bs Si os yi vote (eae ican cuss eo aoac ie ayia Low.
Misses Carney and Stockdale.
WM eR as ya ee a hose ekccce cee eee Chopin.
Miss Woodard.
ROR eT NTR OCHE ig ois vc. Sapa pawac rp eaas cy se ex hoe Nano nea ece wn Coe Schubert.
Miss Noll
Prelude and Fugue, No. 2 ..... Pha hacen eenekwakya 0K vas ca eae Wee se repee 2's
Miss Butler.
Pieter er mpnatiy, ANCETO saree ie ek coders eas se ev runnaeres Mozart.
Misses Stickel and Noll.
SongThe ee Sy AU Nibdecoeel > Sb Gedia lasers CORDA oa hcnaa ac ccs et Rea aan Pinsutt,
es Calloway.
Song of ee BARGE ie iain tetas hee a a RR OLN es Philipp.
Willie Harris.
NE PIANO AIP RO Ese s catan cs soe oeegatues acu neds puma eeOrenes se Scharwenka.
Miss Winter. ei
Song ~Angels Serenade, with Violth Obligato......0 0... ce 6 ced seeceees Braga.
Miss Benson, Violin, Miss Stickel.
RpeeNe Aer Wen, ea NO! Sink etp ah ie sande ecans 4h db Rise Kullak.
Miss Wright.
Diu, Rone (rece OR. Ea ois. .basceaedetyecedneee: ciues) Mendelssohn.

Messrs. Mason and Lawson.

Chorus = *Protect Us: Through te:Coming Night...... ..0.5.62 52.5... Curschman.
Sopranos Misses Weaver, Williams and Chapman.
Altos Misses Snow, Blackmore and Postell.
TenorsMessrs. Brown, Holloway and Calloway.

SIXTH ANNUAL
| TOUR |
| SUNNY SOUTH
| STUDENTS

1A GREAT COLORED
SHOW

| Credle Girls, Dancers |
| sand Comedians

_PRESENTING

: Celebratin Day In
Tennesee

E See Qur Minstrel First Part

| Hear ur Famous Juble Singers
Prot. T.L. P. H. Davis

The Eminent Baritone

i Lila - Moore & Parker - Irene @

A Refined Sister Act Par Excellence

Anderson & Holmes~#-

Two Jolly Henming Bugs

r E, Wheeler, Musical Dir,

Celebratis? Day, In Tennessee . |

despicts a Holiday in the Sunny
South replete mith mirth, melody
and _hilarit
melange ora Sntee funny situ-
ations and witty repartee.

WEIGLEY SHOW PRINT, LEBANO*, PA.

side splitting &
The Fisk Glee Club

will hold its

Aunnal Concert

: vit
Fisk Memorial Chapel
Friday, April twentieth, nineteen Inmdred stx
Admission, Zi cents. Reserved Seats, 33 cents

Cancert begins at 8:15 p.m,

Aubilee Songs will be a
special feature