The herald., 1894-11-04

opera house nave arranged Win nt. "A.
]. Stamm, late conductor OF the Phil
harmonic club, to give eeEies OF popu-
lar Sunday night concerts at the opera
house. The first OF these concerts will
take place Oh Sunday evening, Novem-
Der IL at s O'Clock. Thirty picked mu-
sicisns will constitute the orchestra, and
Miss Bernics Holmes and Mr.. Winfield
Blake will assist az sooists. The pro-
gramme shows a jGdicious selection OF
popular and heavier music and is
formed somewhat on the style favored
by Damrosch and Seidl in New York
Theodore Thomas in Chicsgo and Fritz
Scheel in San Francisco. The establish
ment OF good orchestra is one OF the
things to be desired in Los Angeles, aud
one that in the interest OF musical edu-
patton ought to be supported by lovers
Of music. The concert announced for
next Sunday night is more or less OF an
experiment. 1t will depend upon the
financial success of the first whether or
not the intended series will be given.
Following is the programme:
Fest overture. acknowledgements.
Selection, Loheagrin, Wagner-Orchestra.
The Holy City, stephen Adams-Miss Bernice
Ioln du Bal Gillet-orchestra
Two Hungarian dances Brahms.
1t Was Not Thus to Be- Ncssler--Mr. Win
field Blake
Overture, william Tell, Rossini-Orch sstra.
Pauduir, Gillet-Orches
Ave Maria, Chas. Gounod-Miss Bernice
Holmes
Waltz, Vision of Beautiful woman Fair
bach.
In Happy Moments, wallace-wr. Winfield
Nibelungen march, wagner-orchestra
PIANO RECITAL.
Although it is little carly to give the
programme of recital that is not to take
place next week, the numbers will be
given below. that those who had the
privilege Of hearing Herr Thilo Becker
upon his first appearance here, and the
many who, though not present, have
heard of his superiority as an artist and
musician, may enjoy in anticipation the
rich musical treat promised at his next
recital, the place and date of which will
be specified &C another slime.
Andante Favori, major Sonata (Pastorale),
3D. 2S, Beethoven.
Andante and rondo, Bach.
Preludes Nos /, 10, IL, o. %, Chopin.
Grant Polonais. & fat majo! Chopin, Liszt
Consoiation, major No. 5, liszt.
Gavotte ct Musette (rom suite in D minor.
No. ~. D'Albert.
La Fileuse, Raft
Cantique glamour, Liszt
KRAUss' CONCERT.
Mr.. Arnold Krauss will give an invi.
tation concert in Blanchard Fitzgerald
hall next Thursday evening. Novem Der
9th. at o'clock. Mr.. Krauss ia q grad
uate of the Paris conservatory, where
he studied under the elebrated violin
teacher, Charles Daucla. and aimee his
arrival in America he has occupied n
frat violin desk in Theodore Thomas
orchestra. His musicianly excellence
mas already been proven in the appear.
Rnces he has made before the Los An
geles public. and the programme for his
concert. on which Miss Augustine Der.
ger and Miss Anna V. Metcalf also ap-
pear. is moet attractive one.
l. Senate, op. "a, No. 3 ......... Beethoven
5chero- Rondo.
MS Augustine Berger. Mr.. arnold Krauss.
@' oisu Ill aAino. .Denza
Allegro Moderate Ad agio-Finale
Arnold Krauss.
PART SECOND.
4. Fantasle-Impromptu.. Observation-Disclosures. Chopin
Miss Augustine Berger.
D. lntermezzo Cayaleria Rusticana. ,Mascagul
Anna V. Melcslf.
Violin Obiigato)
g. Fantastic Caprice ............ Vieuxtemps
Arnold krauss.
CHOPIN RECITAL.
The programme of the Chopin piano
recital to be given Wednesday evening,
November 7th at Bartlett Music hall by
Mr.. William Piutti, is &c follows:
Polonaise, A fiat major, OPP. SO.
Polonaise. G Sharp minor OBJ. %, No. l.
Impromptu sharp major, op 80
Valse, fiat major, OPP. "a. No. 2.
Funeral March, from op. 49,
Nocturne. major, OPP. 80.
Etude @ sharp major, op. %, No. z.
Valse. minor, OPP. "a, no s.
Nocturne, sharp minor op. 10, No 2,
Ballade, minor, ep. %.
Etudes, op. 20, Nos. l, 9, 5, 12
Polonsise, Z fat major, op. %.
MISS DAVIS CONC ERr
Miss Grace Remington Davis will give
concert on Friday evening, November
9th, at Blanchard Fitzgerald hall, as.
sisted by Miss Eva NJ. Crowley and Mr..
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