Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-30
MUSIC NOTES.

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ner hall to be given by Prof. A. ].
Stamm next Wednesday. The pro-
gramme is a charming one, and those
who have seen it and are competent to
Judge are anxious to hear the produc-
tions promised. The audience will be
present by invitation only, there being
no charge for admission. The feast of
music will consist Of the following menu:
Overture e-Ruy Bias. arranged as a quartette
for the piano -four hands), violin and
Misses /. Jordan NJ Mansfield, Prof. A. j.
Stamm, B Bierlich
Cayatina-Ah, Sestinto ancor mi vuoi.
Mrs. j. j. schallert.
Piano solo-Grand Polonaise in fat, Op.
%, Andante Spianato, Allegro molto.;,.
Mrs. 4. H Jennings. 'p'-
Kinder sinfonie-Op. 90, Allegro maestoso,
Menuetto, ,Adalgo olamentable, Allegretto
J. B BieriicR rfSsH wachte; Ed Kuster, kuctni; T.
Roeder, nachtigall; Ch Seyler, schnarre;
w. c. Marble, triangel I'd North, from.
mel; Prof Stamm, piano.
Sonate-For Piano and Violoncello in fat
Mrs Apg5o rYsse Pereva and Prof B. BiericS
Master ts. ]. G. stamm, ]. Bierlich, L. Angelotti,
L, Roeoer Ch. Doss, W. G. Marble, r. sher-
man, violins Ed Kuster violon cello; b.
Olshausen, flute; Ch. Seyler, Ed
North. piano.
Gavotte from M1snGn MIS- !. scb.,ert homas
Grand Concerto-For Piano ana Orchastra,
in Minor. Op 10. Allegro motto mod
era.o, Adagio, Allegro marcato. ...... .Grieg
Prof. A. j. Stamm.
The orchestral accompaniment is under the
leadership of Prof II. H. Hamilton.
Niebelungen March. .........-...........W Wagner
Orchestra
Court Fremont on December Sd in
tends to give the people of Los Angeles
a nj ght with Wagner, under the direc-
ton OF Adolf d. Falck, at Masonic
hall. No. 125la South Spring street. In
this case the admission is by invitation.
The programme to be rendered is COM
posed of an historical sketch of Wagner,
illustrated from his compositions. May
or Hazard will preside, and the recep-
tion committee will consist of Adolf s..
Falck, Mariner j. Kent, w. A. Atwood
and l.. S. Seaman. The bill of fare in
this case is:
Essay, From Cradle to Bayreuth, intro duced
WITH the overture to Tannhauser, arranged by
Franz List, played by Prof Paul Colberg and
Prof Chas. ward.
Essay, From Bayreuth to the Grave, intro
duced with Prize Song from Meistersing er,
violin and piano, played by Prof. Paul Colberg
and Prof l.. Tomaszewicz.
walkure- Finale and Sd act, Wotan's Fare
well from Brunhide, and Magic Fire scene;
Wotan, baritone. Mr.. W r. StoIl.
The orchestra score will be arranged
and performed by Prof. Paul Colberg.
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At Westlake park, yesterday, Doug
las military band, in the presence OF
several thousands of people, played a
magnificent programme, many of the
numbers being new. 1t was as follows
ch-Nibelungen. n...............-W Wagner
Selection-Pirates. ,......... Sullivan
Waltz-Sobre las Olas. s.....................Ro Rosas
Persian She Patrol ....-......, Giese
Overture-Dichter und Bauer. ..S Suppe
Tan6auserNPiigri Chorus Song Of Of tne the
nvenlng s1as Me- Thine own HagHer Haeyy
(Solo for French horn. Performed by
Mr.. e. w Douglass
SelectlomEfaust ,Gounod
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Next Saturday being the day of the
centennial anniversary of the death of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, there will
be held at Turner hall a Mozart concert,
in commemoration and honor of that
eminent master, who has left to the
world some of it's greatest and most last
ing monuments of masical composition.
The programme will include all the
best local artists, among whom are to be
named the following: Prof. Willhartitz
who will deliver short address on the
Life and Works OF Mozart; Mr.. Albert
Hawthorne, who will sing the basso
arias Isis and Osiris, and Within these
Holy Walls from the Magic Flute; Mr.
Jacob Muller, who will give an aria
from Figaro. There will also be selec-
tions by Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, So
pranO. Mr. T BOND Francisco vioIip-
ist, and Mrs. T. Masac, pianist. The
concert will represent all the best talent
of the city, and interpret some OF the
grandest works of the old master Mo-
Zart.
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On Friday and Saturday the 4th and
5th, Mr.. Alfred Wilkie will appear at
the Los Angeles theater, with his Oper-
eta company in repertoire which is
most attractive and pleasing, including
The Sleeping Queen, by Bale, and Wild
ows Bewitched, by Gabriel.