The record-union., 1897-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

Al the metropolitan uedleI tlAlo
ening Mile. Antoinette Trebelli assist
ed by the Paris Grand Opera basso
Mons. Loui CrapauX, f. Marion
pianist and Miss Carrie Bowes. instru-
mental soloist, will give a concert con-
corning which so much has been said
for two weeks or more. The public IS
now thoroughly informed concerning
the accomplished young soprano who
comes to US backed by the fame Of her
eminent mother, the great contralto
Trebelli. The success of the brilliant
young soprano in San Francisco mas
| been phenomenal, SO much so, that IN
response to the appeals of music lovers
she has Cancelled her northern dates and
returns from this city to the metropolis
| to give a new series of three concerts
opening at the Baldwin Theater to-
morrow night On Friday night she
sang in Oakland to an audience of LOU
people In San Francisco the situngS
in the Baldwin Theater are nearly all
taken for her first concert in that
house, and the gallery seats, where a
large part of the critical public go as
the best point from which to hear a
singer are taken, which reminds us of
alter in San Francisco when on opera
and concert nights, there was always
a rush for upper seats by those who
wished to crafty the auditory nerve to
the fullest. Mile. Trebelli will go from
California to Salt Lake City to lead a
great music festival in the Tabernacle
in that city. The programme this eV-
ening includes these numbers:
Pianoforte solo, prelude and Fuge, "
E minor, Raft, Miss Carrie Bowes;
Dear Bird of Winter" CAM, Mile.
| TrebeIli; classic aria, 'Tamerlain,
Winter, Mons. CrepauX; Grand Scena
Aria, Recitative and aria, "A fors e
LUZ from Traviata, Verdi, Mile. Ire
| belli: pianoforte solo (a) ''Neickischer,
| TAM; OBJ From Series of Album
| Leaves Miss Bowes; Chanson "Plaisir
glamour" Grieg, Mons. Crepaux; Sol
vejg's Song" from Ibsen's Peer Gynt, y
Grieg, sung with such favor in San
Francisco last week and for the first
time in California, by Mile. Trebell;
| pianoforte solo (a) Mazurka, Goddard,
! (b) "Papillons," Schumann, Miss
| Bowes: Chanson lei Bas," Hess, Mons
! Crepaux; Killarney" Balfe, Trebelli.
| At the conclusion of the stated pro-
gramme Mile. TrebelH has consented to
sing by special request, Auber's
Laughing Song from "Manon Les
oaut." 1t is probable that in some of
such encores as she is able to respond
to the young singer will accompany
! herself. in which chamber concert work
! she is particularly charming, the quail
! ity of her tones and the sympathy and
! heart with which she sings, particularly
1 adapting her to this class of work.
/ There is entertained the hope by all
/ lovers of good music, that Trebelli will
receive such a house tonight as will
justify Sacramento as a place to which
| first class artists will come of their
own accord, and without guarantee and
| solicitation, as have been found nee
essary in too many cases. The effort
! to cultivate the taste for good art work
here. and to make this an inviting field
! for high class dramatic and musical
artists, and literary lights of the ros-
| trum, is one that is worthy of all pos
sible encouragement.
At the Clunie Opera house this even
! ing weeks engagement of the Broad
! way Comedians begins in the farce
| comedy and speciality piece Town Top
/ les" 1t is a three act performance,
1 varied by song, dance, monologue and
speciality acts, and runs over the story
Of a coherent plot. Throughout, it is
| provokingly humorous. This is the
first time that the company has depart
ed from its course as an independent
! troupe. and taken an engagement at
the low prices prevailing at the Gu
ME. When here not long ago the COM
pany playing to high prices had great
success in its engagement at the Met
ropolitan Theater. 1t is said to be now
stronger, If anything, and its members
to be better adapted than before to ca
tar to California tastes. for there is a
/ great deal in understanding the people
before which a strange dramatic troupe
appears.