The record-union., 1892-07-23
OCEANS" OF MUSIC.
The Great Two-Band Concert To-
morrow Evening.
4 Musical Treat In Store for Those
Who Attend the Event-sacra-
mento's Skilled Artists.

Yesterday the carpenters concluded
their work OF preparing the two stands at
the Plaza for the great double-band con-
cert to be given there on Sunday evening,
when the First Artillery and Hussar
Bands will join forces.
The concert will begin at 7:30 sharp,
and II the weather should not be too cool
the capacity of the Plaza will be taxed to
It's utmost to accommodate the throngs
that will be there to hear the music.
No other city in the State can boast of
two brass bands equal to those of Sacra-
mento, and it speaks well for the esthetic
tastes of our people that they are able
to maintain two such aggregations of
musical talent. These Sacramento bands
have acquired State regulations, for
wherever they have appeared the local
press and the public have admitted the
quality OF their music to be first-class.
Conductors Neale and Cortes have ar
ranged choice programmes for Tomorrow
night. Following is that of the First
Artillery Band:
March, Grand March from Tannhauser''
" aSner
Overture, ''Ein Morgen, Elm Mittag, Elm
Abend IN Wien" (Morning, Noon and
Night in Vienna) .Suppe
Flnale rom opera ariele, "The Daughter OF
Cornet
q, "Arbucklinian Polka" ......J. Hartman
b, ''Schubert's Serenade'' Schubert
Performed by Charles b. Eilerman.
Grand selection fIom Lucia di Lammer-
Selection. lie Dieu ct la Bayadere" Auber
Srand descriptive selection, "A Trip TO
Description-Ba plays at boat-landing;
all aboard; life on the ocean wave; an
Italian band on board, with flute
landing; hacks and dinner; passing
''free and easy; ejecting an
unpleasant customer. A little German
band wrestles with the "Blue Danube"
waltz Entering West Brighton Hotel,
and appearance of one of Americas
great cornetists; storm; Seidls famous
orchestra in "Lohengrin"; train to Man
haitian Beach; Gilmore in anvil Chorus;
signal for fireworks.
HUssAR PROGRAMME.
The Hussar Band of twenty-five men,
under the direction of Pedro Cortes, viii
occupy the stand near the Stevens statue.
As will be seen by the following num-
bers, fine programme will be given:
l. Overture, ''Die Irrfahrt Ums Gluck"...-
2. Grand Concert Waltz. Amelia" - Rosas
Arranged by Pedro Cortes.
3. "Bang Hong Tong or Highbinders
War March; introducing a typical
Chinese band at national festival
being interrupted by the Highbinders
in the midst OF their festivities.
4. Grand Selection from "Il Trovatore''. Verdi
Arranged by Pedro CorteS.
8. Saxophone Quartet, Carnival of
Venice with variations and full
band accompaniments.
6. Piccolo solo, ''LOiseau du Bois" ........
Palacca de Concert. .Serrano
z. (a) Descriptive Congomeration, "Nig-
ger in the Barnyard". ............. Lowenberg
Describing an early barnyard scene,
introducing the following quartet of
male voices, ''When de sun rise in
de morning" etc. The COW horn
heard in the distance, stampede
whoa. whoa, rooster growing bees
buZZing, cats, dogs, mules, horses,
COW bells, etc. to- ''America.
This number is one which created un-
bounded encores at this bands last con
cert, and is repeated by general request.
Numbers2 2, and have been especially
arranged for this occasion by the bands
director, Mr.. Cortes.