The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-24

Mr.. W. +. Arend, one of the oldest
| musicians ir the city, and leader of the
| Arend orchestra. has Just finished years
| engagement at the Orpbeum ss musical
director and pianist. He has lately reur-
eanized his or bestra and will open en-
gagements TOR thi season Of 1895.
THE WEEKS CONCERTS.
Three fine concerts have been given at
the Blanchard Fitzgerald hall the past
week. o. Mo ,day evening the first en-
tertainment of the Krauss String quartet
this season vas much enjoyed by music
lovers. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Justin
X. Toles, recently of Iond0n. England,
gave her frat piano recital in Los Ange-
les. On Thursday evening the Putt
Cornell combination gave tho fourth OF
their series of classical selections.
The playing of the great Musin at the
Orb hen m and a number of private must
Gales at. ded 70 a week OF rich harmony for
those who seek and appreciate the treas.
ures OF the toe world.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The first grand concert of the new
Blanchard fitzgerald concert band will
be given at Hazards pavilion on Tues
day afternoon, November 18th. at :45
pm. The Blanchard Fitzgerald concert
band was organized for the purpose OF
performing classical and popular works
of the masters and for pr, senting 10 the
people Of Los Angeles an opportunity
OF patronizing an effort to raise the mu-
sical standard of parformalce s of tins
character to the highest possible ideal.
The band Is under the direction of Mr..
George Cam, WhoSe experience as d.
rector is well known. II is the Intention
OF the ma lagement Of the band to give
afternoon fortnightly conre is It the mi
for IL popular price OF rs cents. The person.
mel of tho bsnh itself justifes large expec-
tation Of tue best possible musicsl results,
anu Los Angeles can pride herself on
the Pac ano coast oss' 0'n' ever
Following is list OF the mem bers and
II. W. Mea 1. piccolo; G. l.. BagleE
fat clarinet; F. Enlers G. F. Waldo, II.
stpoSton. VskHurka, Joseph Kozlowski,
Parker, r. shananan, B fiat clarinet;
W. ". Burson, W. F. Arend. saxiphone;
NJ. +. Masun, bassoon; 1heo. Berth 81,
W. D. Deeble, ". d. Douglass. H. P.
More. G. d. Wilson, W. Webb, Charles
A. Koenig, U. W Blanchard; alto; r. s.
Bacon, Ii. j. Cane, euphonium; a.
Hurka, +. D. Harmon. baritone; G. M.
Derby, &. W. Gundv. E. G. Calvin, b.
Bierlich, trompone; A. Birk!ein. bom-
bardun; NJ. Knoll. b. Z. Neff, bass; O.
Ham Derg, monster HeHCOui AAoP-
kins, w. ". Bean, drums and tympani;
George r. Head. band sergeant.
Follow ng is tia program of the Tues.
day afternoon concert:
Grand mcren frvm Tannhaeuser, Wag.
ner.
Russian mazutka, La Czarne, l.. Ganne.
Alto solo, Sing, y lie, Slumber
Gou cd -Cann-Theo. Berth Jr.
Cav.lry charge. descriptive faotasle).
Gus Land-rs.
misunderstanding of tue battle; infan-
try IL heard approaching with flies ami
d ums cavalry in distance coming nearer
and nearer un il they charge upon the
! enemy; cavalry, infantry and artillery
in the m.lae Of battle; efeat OF n"
enemy, pursued in the distance by the
| cavalry.
Polish Patrol, Chevalisr hi Konski,
| rranged by e. Calvin.
Rtcoll, c'ons Of Gounod, arranged by
| A. Mor-ll.
Grand valse. Wiener Mad'ln; 9. NJ.
| Ziuhrer.
March, Our Italy. F. W. Blanchard.
| On Tuesday evening", November 26th.
| there Will be an evening OF music at
BlAnchar Fitzgerald hall. Professor A.
| Willhartt IL, assisted by the East Side
quartet club and the Prize orchestra, will
give a concert.
MUSICAL GLEANINGS.
Since Andrew Carnegie's la .t.'visit to
Fl mes:ead, Pa, it is announce thai he
Will lusent ans TO It, Mary's Ca bnlie,
t J." Pre- h te ian d 81 vonic .urChes.
On the 18th and Nth o! December Mar
siK w.lI play witn Theodore Thomas in
ChIcag Un tue 10th and 18th of January
with the Symphony society in Circin
n ii, and with the B ston Symphony so.
c,et. ON FEBRUARY LIST AMI ID. A tour j..
nav b'in. arranged for the violinist in
California.
The composer of tins Golden Cross,
Ienas Drull, will, after long absence
appear In puolic Us pianist and play for
the first time some of his iat.s compost
| ii ~.
Hiss Geraldine Morgan. the vioiinist,
Ia pay "A ! III elnnatl. ono. Novem bei
2 and December 5th; with the Brooklyn
nollo club on lie emner 10Th; Philadel-
ph a. December 12tn; Portland, Maine,
December lotn, ana will set out on q
trip west for lEree weeks on January 8,
1886.