The herald., 1897-06-20
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The plano recital to be given by Herr
Thilo Becker's pupils Tuesday evening.
June 22d, in the Blanchard-Fitzgsrald
music hall, promises to be of unusual in
terest. The full program follows:
Schumann "Papillons" Miss Bernice
Roche; Beethoven; variations" F
major) Miss Ina Goodwin; Chopin,
larghetto from E minor-concerto. (Pa-
Iona Schramm:) Chopin, polonaise, G
sharp minor; Brahms. ballade, Cd mi
nor) Miss Blanch Rogers; Liszt, Spcsal-
izio, (D'Apris Raphael,) Miss Miriam
Barnes; Chopin, prelude, D fiat major;
Schumann. Novellesse, E major, Miss
| Clara Bosby shell; Paioma ,Schramm'.
compositions: (a) Fruhlingstied. (b)
Papillons. (c) Heinroch, (d) concerto
| 1. movement, Paloma Schramm; Bach
Gavotte, G minor; Bargiel, Scherzo
| from Op. "a. Miss Ina Goodwin; Liszt,
Etude de concert, D fiat major, Miss
Clara Bosbyshell; Chopin. Berceuse:
Liszt, Liebestraum. (No. 3) Miss Ber-
nice Roche; Reineske, ballade, A fiat
major, Miss Miriam Barnes.
| The talented and clever composer, Mr..
L. F. Gottechalk, has issued invitations
for a recital of his own compositions
to be given in the Blanchard Fitzgerald
Music Hall Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. The programme, with the names
Of those who will participate, follows:
Vocal quartet, THE Bells" Mrs. Jessie
Padgham Conant, Dr. Ludwig Semler,
Mrs. Minnie Hance Owens, Mr.. H. S.
Williams; 1.-THE Arabs Prayer" II
Love YOU" DR.. Ludwig Semler; What
Shall Call YOU" IA Little Dutch Gar
den," erich Man, Poor Man" Mrs. j.
Bond Francisco; "How Shall I Love
You?" Mre Jenny Kempton; caprice,
''Reverie Melancolie," (violin) Mr.. J..
Bond Francisco; "Is 1t Wrong?" Mrs.
Jessie Padgham Conant; Laugh and
the World Laughs With YOU" "The
Jolly Old Monk" Mr.. H. S. Williams;
THE Buttercup or Daisy" Mrs. Roth
Hamilton; vocal quartet, so, So, Rock
ably, So," Mrs. Jessie Padgham Conant.
DR.. Ludwig Semler, Mrs. Minnie Hance
Owens, Mr.. H. S. Williams; 1.-The Child's
Face" (violin and harp obligato), Mrs.
j. Bond Francisco, Mrs. Fred c. Gott-
schalk. Mr.. ]. Bond Francisco; "Polon-
aise' (piano), Miss Mary L. O'Dono-
ughue; "Slumber Song" II Kiss You
Good Night" my Own Sweetheart" !"
Mrs. Minnie Hance Owens; vocal duets.
Like the Breath of the Rose" Its an
Ancient Maxim Sage" Mrs. J. Bond
Francisco, DR.. Ludwig Semler; rs
There No Power Above Me?" Mrs Jes-
sic Padgham Conant; "Gavotte" (string
quartet), Mr.. j. Bond Francisco, Mr..
Clarence Cook, Mr.. Arthur NJ Perry, Mr..
Clarence w. Stevens; Treasure Dear,
Thou Art Mine." 1.-The Train to Poppy
land" Mrs Roth Hamilton; 1.-THE Bound
less Desert" Laugh and Be Merry"
Dr. Ludwig Semler; finale, Hail, We
Welcome You!" (from the comic opera.
THE Nawab," book by L. B. Pember-
ton; music by L. +. Gottschalk); en-
semble.
Miss Alice Coleman, pianist, of Pas
adena, who has been studying in Bos-
ton for the past four years, is expected
home about the 1st of July, when she will
give recitals in Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena. Miss Coleman will be assisted by
Miss Anna Miller Wood, contralto, OF
San Francisco. Both have played and
sung in Boston, Providence and other
places, and have received many f1atter-
ing notices from the press of those
cities Miss Coleman is a daughter of
| Theodore Cole of the Pasdena News, q
well-known newspaper man. The fol-
lowing notice from the Boston Times
shows the esteem in which Miss Cole
mans work is held at the Hub: Miss
Alice Coleman of this city is pianis!
Of more than ordinary ability. She is
delightful artist and her interpreta-
tions are marked by keen apprecia-
ton Of the works and the ability to
give them sympathetic and finished rem
dering.
The first will be given at Blanchard
Fitzgerald hall Tuesday evening. July
9Th, when she will be assisted by E. H.
Clark, violinist, and Miss Anna Miller
! Wood, contralto, Of San Francisco.
Willard J. Batchelder Of San Fran
cisco Is spending the summer in Los
| Angeles, the guest Of J. M. Johnson,
! 1850 West Twenty-fourth street. MI
Batchelder is we'll known in Northern
California as vocal teacher and di'
rector of oratorio and chorus work. He
has had eighteen years experience In his
chosen profession and has taught some
exceptionally fine voices in San Fran
cisco.