The herald., 1898-01-09

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In her first appearance here at an in
vitation concert Friday evening IN IN
Blanchard Fitzgerald hall, Mrs Charle'
Satterly Hord made an impression
which was distinctly favorable in man!
ways. Her voice is rich, mellow ane
svmpathetic in quality, of considerable
range. and it is produced for the mos
mart with true intonation and correc'
tome production. Mrs. Hord has mos'
attractive personality and her inter-
probation of the various numbers on heI
well-selected and carefully arranged
program Friday evening was adequate
and satisfactory. In nothing that she
sang. perhaps, were her voice ana meth
cd heard to better advantage than IN A.
Goring Thomas "a Lone Lullaby ana
Bohm's "Still as the Night into whlch
she infused fine dramatic spirit j. r.
Dupuy, tenor, and Arthur Marshall fer-
nv. yiolinist, lent Mrs. Hord able ASSIST
ance, and Miss Mary L. O'Donoushue
accompanied in her usual efficient man.
ner.
The graceful and musical Longing,
revere for violoncello and piano, whlch
Frederick Stevenson of this city com
posed for Alexander Heindl, the 'celllst,
when he was here last summer, has
been published by the music house OF
oliver Ditson, New York. Mr.. Steven
son was given the almost unprecedent-
ed alternative by that house of cash
or royalty payment. Mr.. Heindl writes
that the little reverie has been received
with cordial marks of approval in both
Boston and Pittsburg whenever he has
played it.
Johan Haae-Zinck will give song re-
cital at Blanchard Fitzgerald Recital
hall Tuesday evening of next week, the
25th inst. Miss Rosina Rosin, contralto;
Miss. Blanch Rogers, pianiste, and the
Angelus quartet will assist. Mr. Zinck's
numbers will include an aria from
Dutch's Danish opera, "Kroatinden,
the "Total Eclipse" from Handels
Samson" and German and English
songs. Miss Rosin and Messrs. Zinck,
Ferris and Shilling compose the per-
sonnel of the quartet.
Miss Alice Beach McComas daughter
of Deputy District Attorney c. c. Nc
Comas of this city, gave an invitation
piano recital in San Francisco Decem
ber 29th, with an ambitious program.
ha o,iti of hat cordial in
their praise of her performance. They
likened her playing to that OF Fannie
Bloomfield Zeia aler, and credited her
with intelligence, temperament, mag
netism, a reliable technique, and pre-
dict for her a brilliant future in her
chosen art.
William Edison Strobridge, a pupil |
of Prof J. c. Fillmore, will make his
initial public appearance Monday eve
ming, the 18th inst, at Blanchard
Recital hall, when he will
give a piano recital assisted by Miss
Evangeline w. Hardon, contralto. The
will be made up of numbers
from Bach. Beethoven, Chopin, Handel,
Schubert, List, Tchaikow-
ski, Iljmsky and MacDowell.
Little Paloma Schramm will give
two recitals in the tabernacle at Pasa-
lena Friday evening and Saturday af
Lernoon of this week, Jan. ii and 10.
The gifted little pianist will be assisted
oy Miss Estelle Heartt, contralto. The
program at each recital will be entirely
changed and on both occasions the
,hild's genius will be manifested by i'm
on themes suggested by
hose in the audience. Miss Blanche
Rogers will assist as accompanist in
Miss HEARTS songs.
On Sunday next, January 16, Madame
Oder de Nicolas, supported by an able
will present Donizetti's
Daughter of the Regiment on the
Turner hall stage. Madame Oder
hardly needs an introduction to the
German population of
our city. former member of the fore
most theaters of Europe. among them
he Imperial Court theater of Vienna,
she has for some time been sojourning
On this coast for the sake of it's eli
nate gathering her company and re-
hearsing diligently Beginning Sun
lay next the company expects to in
iugurate a regular season of the latest
European successes.
WE. .Skeele will give the third and last
If his series of organ recitals at the First
church corner Sixth and
Hill streets, tomorrow CMonday) eve
ling. Mr.. Skeele will be assisted by
Mrs. Charles Satterly Hord, soprano.
/. S. Williams, baritone, and the Uni
ersity of California Glee club. A re-
luest program will be rendered as fol-
ows Organ, Introduction and allegro
rom Sonata in d minor Guilmant: (
,aritone solo, Awake Saturnia" re- f
itative and aria from Semele, Handel, !
rgan (a) Pilgrim chorus from Tam i
Wagner; % Grand Fugue in r
minor" Bach: soprano, (a) THE Mis- {
ion of a Rose" CoWen; CD "'Twas :
APRIL" Nevin; organ, Grand Fantasia. '
The Storm" Lemmens; Glee club 2
To the Bravest," Mohring; organ, THE {
funeral March of a Marionette," Gou- !
lod; organ, (a) The Question" (b) (
The Answer Wostenholme; baritone. Il
The Lost Chord" Cby requesO, Sulu- a
an; organ, Overture to William Tell" G
n