The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-13
A GRAND CONCERT.
Initial Appearance of the Homo
IuIu Either and Musical Climb.

IuIu ZIther ana hUSlcdt CIHb'
The concert given Oct. 9th. at the
Opera House by the Either and Musical
Club drew out q large and fashionable
audience. filling every seat in the build
ing, and would doubtless have filled 2OO
more. The programme was too long.
The Either Club generously gave more
than dollars worth, and not incon-
siderable portion OF the audience LETT
after the eleventh number. The second
either solo of Prof. Schmidt was in con-
sequence omitted. A concert, unlike i
dinner, should leave people hungry for
more and never touch the dangerous
point OF safety.
The following programme was rem
dered:
l. observation-disclosures RosSlni
ROYAL Hawaiian Band.
.. Medley. Arranged by Prof. Aug Schmidt
Zithers: Prof. Aug. Schmidt, Mr.. Wolff,
Mr.. Wolters; Bow Either: Mr.. Grau
Violin: Mr.. c. Widemann; Guitars;
Hon. 4. Marques, George Allen.
8. Fantasie-Il Trovatore. Verdi
Zithers: Prof. Aug. Schmidt, Mr.. Wolff;
Violin: Mr.. c.. Widemann; Piano p:
Mr. II. Widemann.
4. Either Solo-Poet and Peasant. .Suppe
Prof. Aug. Schmidt.
5. Concert Polka-Queen OF Hearts. -.
Two Zithers: Prof. Aug. Schmidt,
Mr.. Wolff.
6. Song-Trumpeter of Sackingen.,...
Hon. Paul lSenberg.
:. Dream OF Roses ......... ..........
Bow Either: Prof. Aug. Schmidt; Piano
Mr.. II Widemann.
s. Waltz-Danube Waves. 80. Ivanovici
ROYAL Hawaiian Band.
9, Song-Farewell Marguerite .........
Mr.. w. II. Hogs.
10. Fantasia Schmerz Vergessen. -.
Won Umlaut
Zithers: Prof Aug. Schmidt, Mr.. Wolff;
Violin: Mr.. c. Widemann; Guitar
Hon. a. Marques.
II. Fantasie-ln Quiet Evening Hours
Arranged by Prof. Aug. Schmidt
Bow Either: Prof. Aug. Schmidt; Either;
Mr.. Wolff; Violin: Mr.. c. Wide
mann; Guitars: Hon. a. Marques,
Mr. George Allen.
II. Song-Like no Like.
Hon. Paul Isenberg.
10. Either Solo-BelIes and Harpes. 49,.
Prof. Aug. Schmidt.
ii. Fantastic love you still .........
Arranged by Prof. Aug. Schmidt
Bow Either: Prof.Aug. Schmidt; ZitherS
Mr.. Wolff, Mr.. Wolters; Violin: Mr..
c. Widemann; Guitars: Hon. a.
Marques and Mr.. George Allen.
10. March-King John. ......... Sachs
Royal Hawaiian Band.
Want of space forbids detailed refer
ence to the individual numbers, all OF
which without exception were worthy
of praise. The either solo by Prof.
Aug. Schmidt, revealed him as a
master of an instrument which
is full OF music when master
PLAYS. The iantasie, 'Schmerz Yer
gessen," was an exquisite thing, ex-
quisitely rendered. The vocal numbers
were most enthusiastically received,
particularly the solo by Mr.. w. H.
Hoogs, 90 Farewell Marguerite" and
Like no a Like" sung by the Hon.
Paul Isenberg with a chorus from the
Hawaiian Band
The song from the Trumpeter OF
Sackingen," an opera OF immense, but
declining, popularity in Germany, was
not quite worthy OF the Hon. Mr.. lsen-
berg's magnificent voice. In the second
part of the programme piano solo was
played by Mr.. II. Widemann. The
evening was one Of fine floral tributes,
received by the Hon. Paul Isenberg,
Prof. Schmidt, and Messrs. c. and H.
Widemann.
Taken all in all, the concert was a
thorough success and creditable TO the
amateur and professional talent OF Homo
lulu