Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
Liberati at the Los Angeles Last
Night.

Liberati at the Los Angeles Last
Night.
Last night Signor Liberati and his
band opened at the Los Angeles theater.
This is the first appearance OF this COM
binaton in this city, it being their first
visit to the coast. The leader and his
band come here we'll reputed by the
press of the east, and the praise be-
slowed was we'll deserved. The pro-
gramme for last night was:
Fiero March, Liberati; overture, Ri
enzi, Wagner; Invitation la Valse,
Weber; grand fantasie. Albion, HaetensI;
soprano solo, cavatina, Roberto, Meyer
beer, Miss Parepa; overture, Guarany
Gomez; Die Klosterglocken, monastery
Bells), Weley; cornet solo, Facilita,
Hartman, Signor Liberati; Reminis-
cences of Gounod, Godfrey.
Rienzi is of course sort of mongrel
Wagner opera. 1t is partly after the
great composers own peculiar plan and
part after the old style. The music was
very we'll rendered by the band last
night. All the other selections, with the
single exception of the seventh, are the
most familiar even to amateurs. A good
deal of the programme is of very pop
ular type. Still it is good music, and
was we'll rendered. The sixty or seventy
pieces played well together, made a
solid and harmonious body of sound,
and interpreted the soul of the themes in
a very pleasing manner. The house is
trihe small for such band, and that
detracted somewhat from the effect. But
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and proved that the leader and his young
band are skilled in their art. Signor
Liberati favored the audience with a
couple of cornet solos which elected
much applause. He handled that diff
cult instrument with consummate skill,
and brought the notes from it as if it
were flexible as the strings of violin.
For tonight the programme is:
l-Overture. e.................:...Z Tampa (Herold)
2-WaltZ ltZ.................L la Gitana (BuccOlossi)
3-Selection. .... Erminie (Jacobowsky)
4-Sopranc Solo Aria from Frieschutz (Weber)
Miss Parepa.
6-Andante from Surprise Symphonic (Haydenj
7-COrnet Solo. ..............., ,Mazurka (Chopin)
signor Liberat
S-Fantasie on an old German air .fScherz)
kommt Elm Vogel gedegen, as it would have
been written by the respective composers Bach,
Mozart, Michaelis, Beethoven. Chopin, Strauss,
verdi, Louis XIV, Weber and Wagner
Another Concert.
The opening concert of George S.
Marygold's Broadway music hall in the
Potomac block, Broadway, took place last
night. The audience, which was large,
was exceedingly pleased with the pro-
gramme. 1t was well selected and each
number eXcellently rendered. Follow
ing is the programme:
Vocal duet, The Moon has Raised her
Lamp on High (Sir Julius Benedict),
from the Lilly of Killarney, o. Stewart
Taylor and Charles S. Walton; violin
solo, Legende (Winniowski), Miss June
Reed; piano solo, Moment Musical op.
7, No. (Moszkowski), Miss Augustine
Berger; tenor solo, Cantique de Noel
(Adam), Charles S. Walton; flute solo,
Fantasie on Lucrezia Borgia (G. Bric-
cialdi, Walter &. McQuillen; soprano
solo, Murmuring Zephyrs, Manzanores
"a. Jensen), Miss Katherine Kimball /;
piano solo, Rigandon (Raff), Miss Angus
tine Berger; baritone solo, Sancta Maria
(Faure),O. Stewart Taylor.