The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1949, Page 5

g e S , 1949 SA H JRDAY, MAY 7 M. Edgetumbe Singers Present Top Rate Concert has been working with the youth nly since last October, told con- ert goers that he had collected the Native sangs during his various missionary trips and had taught hem to his singers. Easter anthems of the Pribilof | [slands and of Sitka and an age- | j1d song of Alaska in Russian \vexc‘ a part of the program. By V. M. S. Jemes Williams, young baritone | Seventeen young Alaskans and & 1 Orthodox priest presented t of music that will be ; remembered by those who went to ten last evening at the 20th Century Theatre. For Father A. Ossorgin and his intermission to sing two selections, | “He Went Forth Rejoicing,” and| “Trees,” displaying a more than un- | usual amount of vocal talent. Th?} oir's director accompanied him piano. n the audience applauded for more of the young Hoo- singing, the director rd to confess to the| at while “Jimmy had beautiful songs to sing. | real musical nce loved it most po popular the audience bur: s and enthusia s the singers cut cleanly st note. final group of secular d spiritual selections, the sing- s warmed up to their work giv- rited interpretations to such es as “The Bells of St.| y “Climb Up Ye Chillun,”| ‘Bluebirds.” Sitka, um Ve A\J[ll clections in Thlinget |and * % The briex and snappy spiritual | “Who Did,” Father Ossorgin- dedi-| cated to the Juneau Lions Club, | gponsoring organization for the concert. To Capt. Ben See, skipper of the good ship Mt. Edgecumbe which brought the group from Sitka., the director dedicated the }seJ chantey, “Shenandoah.” The choir came out for two en- ‘:o es after their final number, { | singing songs, the director told/| ¢ audience he had taught to his s on the boat frip to Juneau Inn Sitka. They sang them ! | through without a falter, | Don Foster superintendent of the i | | Alaska Native Service, who along n arranging for the group to Juneau, introduced the om the behalf of the Lions ing that this concert was | | the club’s contribution for Na- tional Music week. | Tonight at 7 o'clock the sing- | ers will be heard over KINY. To- } . morrow evening at 8 o'clock they will appear at the Memorial | Presbyterian Church. Proceeds irom the event will be turned over to the fund for the purchase of a community piano. NOTICE May 10, no telephone | rentals for the month of May will be accepted at a discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not late than discount date. Please be prompt. JUNEAU TELEPHONE CO. —o———— S('H“I\‘\ BICYCLES al MAD- 46 tff KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY After AND DOUGLAS —adv. | Brownie's Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Frankln P. O. Box 2596 BROS. i CHRISTENSEN 909-1zth St. PHC EYES E .\AMI\JED LENSES PRESCRIBED {ll DE. D. D. 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