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The second concert of the Los Angeles
symphony orchestra's second season will be
given at the Los Angeles theater next Tues
day afternoon. Harley Hamilton has made
a careful selection for his program, includ-
ing the fourth symphony of Haydn, march
from Kretchmer and an overture from
Cherubini thus giving diversified program,
not only entertaining but instructive as
well. The audience at the last concert
showed many teachers of music present,
surrounded by u dozen or more of their
pupils, showing the interests which these
concerts are very properly awakening.
Miss Molle Adelia Brown, one of Los
Angeles most charming singers, who has
gained very enviable reputation in the
east will be the soloist of the concert,
The program will be as follows:
Fabrice march, Kretchmer.
Overture, Der Wassertrager," Cherubini.
Malaguena from Boabdil, Mosgrowslo.
Theme and variations, Proch.
Fourth symphony Cd major), Haydn;
adago Cd minor; presto Cd MAJOR; an
dante (G major); menuetto trio Cd maj
orr; finale, vivace Cd major).
Raymond overture, Thomas.
Soloist, Miss Mollie Adelia Brown.
j. I. Fitzgerald is still making every effort
to secure the best musical talent for the en-
joyment of an ungrateful public. He now
announces the engagement of Morz Rosen-
thai for two concerts in this city at Simpson
tabernacle on December 20 and 81. This
important announcement means that Mr..
Fitzgerald will bring here this season two
of the three greatest pianists of the day
Emil Sauer and Moriz Rosenthal Pade-
rewski we have heard here, Rosenthal was
prevented by illness two years ago from
playing here although he came to Southern
California to recuperate. Now within a
month we are to hear Rosenthal and Sauer.
II seems almost too good to be true.
Prof. "A. j. Stamm, assisted by his pupils,
gave musical Monday evening at his home
on South Flower street. A large audience
was present and the program was well re-
ceived The numbers were as follows.
l. First symphony in L fiat (Haydn), for
two pianos, eight hands and string quartet;
adago, allegro con spirito, andante, mer.
metto, allegro con spirto-Misses Viola and
Kittie Bell, Grace Sanborn and Helen Day,
Messrs. A. j. Stamm, j. G. Stamm, j.
Bierlich and Prof. B. Bierlch.
2. Piano solo; (a) "Album Leaf" Op. IL,
No. 2 (Greg; (b) "Papillons Roses" Op 50,
No. . (Thorne)-Miss Aline Melzer.
8. Trio for piano, violin and violoncello,
Op. 30 (Henning), andante-Messrs. j.
Bierlich, A. j. Stamm and Prof. b. Bierlich.
L. Piano solo, senate, OPP 20 tBeethoven)
Marcia Funebre," allegro (Rondo)-Miss
Helen Day.
5. Soprano solo from the opera ''Le Nozze
di Figaro" (Mozart) Blanche Adele
Kottmeier.
6. Rondo allegro, Op. 20, No. 8, for two
pianos, eight hands (Aohr)-Misses Alice
and Stella Blanchard, Aline Melzer, A. j.
Stamm.
7. Violin solo, sixth air varie (Beriot)-A.
j. Stamm.
8. Piano solo, valse briliante, Op. "a, No.
Chopin Viola l. Bell
8. Senate for piano and violin, Op u,
No. l (Beethoven), allegro con brio, tema
con variazioni, andsnte con motto, rondo al
legro-Nliss Grace Freebey and A. J Stamm.
TO- Piano solo, Scherzo, Cp. 81 Chopin
A. j. Stamm.
Miss Alice Beach McComas, the daugh-
ter of Judge McComas OF this city, will give
a piano recital in San Francisco Decem-
Der u. Musical America says: Miss Alice
Beach McComas, wh,s( pianolpaying seems
to my ears unusually magnetic and impress
sive, as well as digniied, played at Pioneer
hall on the 27th in a benefit for the Old
Ladies home, achieving a marked success.
Her playing of Liszt's rhapsodie No. and
his 'Rigoletto, by no means the best of her
extensive repertoire, was a concession to
popular taste. Miss McComas is a native
product, having learned her music at home
She has tasted various founts of instruc-
tion."
The recital which was to have been given
Friday evening at Fitzgerald's music hall
by S. W. Jennison has been postponed un-
til after the holidays.
The Los Angeles musical college an
nounces musical Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 9th, at the Friday Morning club rooms,
$50 South Broadway. The following per-
sons will take part: Mines. G. II. Barker,
F. L. Murphy, Frank Bryson, c. H. Fuller,
Walter Sheckels, 0. p Walcott, T. T..
Kussman, f. Knight, Misses Adele Lauth,
NJ. G. Lewis, Bessie Holbrook, Grace Clark,
Zoe Gilly, Phoebe Labary, Weaver, Messrs.
d. M. little, Louis Bachman, Chas. Culver
and Edward Denison.
O o o
A violin recital by the pupils of Ferdi-
nand Meme, assisted by G.. V. Linsenbard,
pianist, was given in the Workman building
last night. The pupils, who all acquitted
themselves creditably, were Misses Florence
Sunderland, Halleene Mcdowell, Clara
Pearson, Katie Stolberg and Messrs. Ed
win Hoeger Louis Cans, Edwin Stoll, Sam
Meath, Aug. Martz, Ben Harwood, Paul
Kiefer, Lee Miller Alfred and Harry Kings
baker, Irving Helman and Wren Pearson
Music at the Churches
The musical program at the First Metho-
dist Church, under the direction of William
James Chick, will be as folows Organ,
Offertory in d fiat Cd. L, Bruce), W. w.
Ellis; offertory, 30 Glorious Hour