The herald., 1897-11-28
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Those erudite persons, the San Fran
cisco musical critics. who presumably
do not know that Los Angeles is on this
continent since they bumptiously
claimed to a man that La Boheme'
was produced in San Francisco for the
first time In America" had their minds
and in some cases their copy made up
to fay the Italian Opera company now
playing there.
But the initial performance rather
took them off their feet, and as time has
passed, one opera after another has been
presented in such way as to first COM
mand their serious attention; next 4 re-
spectful recognition; and lastly. from all,
unconditional surrender when PucciniS
"Boheme" was sung with the same cast
that gave it here. Now they are simply
falling over each other in their extra
VACANT praise OF "Manon Lescaut" by
the same young Italian who composed
"Boheme."
The Treble Clef club will give the open
ing concert of it's ninth season at the
Los Angeles theater on Thursday even
ranged Is in every way of a high and
musicianly order.
| The social features Of the Treble Clefs
musical entertainments will have added
brilliancy by the presence Of the preoi-
dents and members of the Friday Morn
| Ing club, the Ebell club, the Monday Mu-
sical club and the Echo Musical club,
who will occupy the boxes and loges on
this occasion.
Miss Lucia NJ. Forest, the charming
young harpist and Mr.. w. H. Mead
flutist, will be the soloists in the first
part. A full orchestra selected from
leading players has been engaged.
| To avoid the inconvenience and delay
Of correspondence by mail, the club has
arranged with the Fitzgerald Music COM
pany to receive applications for tickets
from those wishing to attend the open
| ing concert.
The program follows:
PARTI
Spring Song Chadwick
Treble Clef Club.
Harp-(a) "Barcarolle" "......... .Hasseman
(b) Russian National Air. Toumin
Miss Lucia M. Forest.
Treble C1ef Club.
ute-suite-"Allegretto.. Idylle Valse"..
Mr w. H. Mead.
Little Brown Bee" Beach
Treble Clef Club.
Harp-"Danse des Flies" .Alvar.
Miss Forest
w altz-' 'Faust ......................G .GOunOd
Treble Clef Club.
PART II.
mig rteHe Laughter smart
Soloists.
Mrs G. B. Mclaughlin, Miss Stella Ken
dali Mrs. NJ. F. Bell, Mrs. H. g. Heine-
mann. sopranc; Mrs E. Wenger, Miss
Madge Rogers Mrs NJ. Goodell- Smith con-
tral,o. Full orchestra, Mr.. C. G. Nuskat,
concert master.
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The Queen Vocal Quartet" announce
concert for Wednesday, evering,of this
coming week at Music Hall. The name
Is that Of a similar quartet organixed In
England by MIS-. isabel Wyatt, which
| toured England, Ireland and Scotland
with great success, and were honored
by appearing before the royal family
Mrs. Wyatt has brought out consider
able portion OF the repertoire which in
most instances was written for the
quartet and will be performed for the
first time in America at this recital 1t
is the intention OF the members to make
this quartet permanent enterprise. The
sopranos Of the quartet are Mrs Ger
trude Auld-Thomas, Miss Edith Pres
ton and the other alto, Mrs. Lotto Lev
etc Rowan.
A musical was given Friday evening
at Mr. A ]. Stamms music school, 35;
South Flower street. The parents and
friends Of the pupils were present and
enjoyed the well-rendered program.
which was as follows: Octette, Mendes-
sohn, Allegro con Fuaco," arranged
for piano, four hands, and string quar-
tet, Miss Helen Day. Miss Grace San
born, Mr.. A. J. Stamm. Mr. Julius
G. Stamm, Mr. julius Bierlich, Mr.. B
Rierlich; piano solo, Mennett, Paderew-
ski. Miss Grace Freebey; trio for piano,
ciolin and violoncello, Eberhard, julius
Bierlich, A. j. Stamm and 3. Bierlich;
| song, For All Eternity" Mascheroni,
Miss Emma Graves; violin concerto, op.
| 10A, De Beriot allegro maestro adagio, J.
| Halder; piano solo, nocturne in d ma jor,
| Chopin, Miss Helen Day; trio for piano
| violin and violoncello, Meyer, allegro
moderate andante. Miss Aline Melxer
A. ]. Stamm and b. Bierlich; intermezzo
from "Cavalleria Rusticana," Pietro
| Mascagni = violins, Master Willie
Graves, Master Hugh Marshall, Master
Raoul Roth. Miss Edith Miller, Miss
Helen Pepper, J. Halder and Julius q.
Stamm; organ, Miss Helen Day; piano,
A. j. Stamm; piano solo, grand polo
naise, f major, op. %, Chopin, A. j.
| Stamm.
| Music at the Churches
Today at the 10:30 a. m. service at St.