The herald., 1894-11-11
Key and Is ow.

hey and BOW.
Mention was made in this column las,
week of the orchestra concert to be
given at Benson's Grand opera house
tonight, which, ii successful from @
financial standpoint, will be followed BY
a series. one every Sunday evening
during the winter. Los Angeles If
almost the only place Of ita aiZe and pre-
tentions which has neither an estab-
lished orchestra nor any opportunity to
hear orchestral music, except OCCASION
ally, when travelling orchestra plays
here, while New York, Boston, Chicago
and San Francisco are but few of tho
cities where mixed programmes OF
classical and high class popular music is
rendered Sunday EVENING" to large audi
snces OF the most cultured people.
The programme for this evening con.
tains selections from Wagner, Brahms.
Rossini and other eminent COMPOSERS,
with Stephen Adams Holy City, Meas
ler's 1t Was Not Thus To Be and Gou-
mods Ave Maria, all beautiful songs,
and with the latter there will be an OBJ
ligato by violin and cello. Ii Mr.
Stamm and his orchestra have done
their part to provide good program me
Tor this experimental concert, and are
prepared to render it well, and their in
tention to do SO 10 evidenced by their
hard work. the Los Angeles music
lovers and students should as surely do
their part in giving substantial recogni.
tion and encouragement to a movement
that can only result III the musical good
OF the city. Following is the personnel
of the orchestra:
Director-A. j. Stamm.
Violins-Arnold Krauss, A. Lowinskv.
G. Anro atty. j. Winter, r. V. Musso,
J. @. Cook. M. Knoll, G.. Grosser, "A.
Hurka, J. Halder.
Violas-A. Nelson, E. Wschtel, J. G.
Stamm.
Violoncsllo-B. Bisrlich, G. W. Ste
vens.
Bssses-J. Musso. A. Habaus.
Fluts-W. McQuilen.
Oboe-H. T. Espanoza.
Clarinet-C. Angarde, B. Hurka.
Cornet-W. D. Deeble. Oh. Connor.
Trombone-A. Birklein, A. Hurka, Z.
E. Calvin.
Drums-G. r. Held.
w. A. Lowinsky and Mr.. B. Bierlich
will play an obligsto to the Ave Maria,
by Gounod, sung by Miss Bernice
Holmes, MIR. Winfield Blake being the
otner soIolst on the programme.
PIANO RECITAL.
The musical outlook for the coming
week is rather dull, as fal as quantity is
concerned. but that lack will he more
than met by the quality of the piano
recital that will be given by Mr.. Fhilo
Becker on Friday evening, November
10Th at Blanchard Fitzgerald hall, The
nr0RnaHt nj an !
Beethoven, Chopin and Liszt, Raft and
UAlbert. interpreted by q man with
MI Becker's artistic temperament and
scholarly cultivation means a treat in,
deed for ali lovers of the best ia music
end that beet intelligently read. Mr.
Becker will be assisted by Josepha Toll
Hurst who will sing twice during the
evening; an aria from La Traviata, will
10 her tirst eong, ard E!izabeth's PRAYER
from Iaunhaut or, her eecond.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
A grand benefit concert under the Gu.
piece OF the Swedish quartette, for the
benefit of the Church OF the Ascensjon
Boyle Heights will be given at the Guild
hall OF st. PeuPs church, Olive etioet
between Fifth and Sixth, Thursday
evening, November 18th. The following
programme will be rendered:
PiSno trio, Muller, The Music Box-Nrs
Alrk y, Misses Morton and Wood
S hop H. M0hrirg- Swedish QCartette
y t.sat on, selected-Miss Foy.
Either solo, select d Mrs. :. A. Fellriager.
vocal 500, Dreams-Ms. S. Boyer.
Rec ta,lou, aan's Fo ly-Misg Flora Cochran
Voeal se ection-Modo' club.
Piano solo, selected-Miss Flint
Liiiu Stirs-C p. Wahlin
hecila ION, Brier Rose-Miss Flora Cochran.
- ACtuhGrp, selected Professors SfnpIeton and
2puier. W
vocal duet, Campana, Live and Love Thee
alsses Annie and Lou Mouram.
violin solo, selected-Miss Foy
Larkan-Swedish quartette.
nouncements,