Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-11
PROGRAM AT rHE NEW rgEarER

Debut of Mrs Robert Marion brown at
Miss KeIiog's Recital
The grand recital and concert at the
New Albuquerque theater will be- one OF
the most notable musical events that ha4
taken place In this city. The talent in
cluted In the well arranged program IL,
without question, the best aggregation
OF musicians that ever has appeared, ip
q single concert. In this city.
Miss Georgie Marie Kellogg Is We
known 10 all OF our older residents, s1d
the cheerful response TO all demands
made upon her talents by yarions
churches, musical societies and belel'
concerts In the past should warrant l.
Just recognition from those who have
oeen. hitherto. the benefcsaries OF her
best efforts.
The program given below announces
the first appearance of Mrs. Robert Marion
Brown, u mezzo soprano OF rare ability
and possessing range that belongs to
the Miss Ysw school. Her compass runs
over some twenty-five notes from low TO
high G, and IL marked by beauty MlG
purity OF tone seldom egualed. T.; NT {
Browns debut ~ a singer In this city. 1t
may be we'll 10 note her long series OF in.
structi0ns In voice culture. She IL one
OF the earlier pupils OF Prof. j. ID. MINI.
OF Chicago, having passed six years un-
der his tutOrage. She IL also pupil OF
Madame Kellogg Lsrned, OF Detroit, and
has been, during the last three years,
the fsvorite pupil OF Signore n. Agre-
monte. Of New York city. Even IL she
did not come 80 highly recommended,
Mrs. Browns exceptionally fine voice
would at once win her the enthusiastic
approval OF an intelligent audience.
No lengthy mention nepi be- made OF
the other members on the program. The
Apollo quartette will sustain its high
reputation gained by their past work.
Miss Ella Abrams has improved her
voice during her recent sojouTn in Los
Angeles and will be- heard to the best ai-
vantage with an obligato by the
able violinist, Miss Estella Valck. OF
Chicago. Edward Grunsfeld needs no
introduction to the public. being recog-
nized IA llnished pianist OF the German
school. IL Q. Il. Burg maintains the high
standard at all times shown In bis solos
he will be favorable received.
The guitar and mandolin orchestra
was formed for the occasion and IA com
posed OF soms OF our leading society
young ladies and gentlemen. The pro.
gram In "a follows:
Mandolin OluD zee. ,,..',, Nlnt flctts
Male Quartet-"Old Farmer John",.,,...,,
.ss.'..ss .s'' s'ssss's''sNs ~ W ullt
a Left Hand Etude......,,,..... Chopin
B-Nurwegian ProCe essiunal Op lO,GileRi
...,,.,...,,,.,.M Miss Georgie Marie Kellogg
,............... Mrs. Robert Marion Brown
Piano Duet .,.......... ....,.......... SChumanu
Miss Kellogg and Edward Gtunsteld.
Bass Solo -"Bedouiu Love Song COCO, Pencut
Mr Burg.
Vocal SolO-SeleCted. ted...........,.......,....
................, Mrs RObeu Marion Brown
Male Quartet WALTZ Song ............ Nugc
Song The Land of Yesterday" ...,. Maschun
Miss Ella Abrams.
A-CapTCe kspagnole ....................I
,...,..............Op 81, MosLkOWsk
B-Fitth NoCturue.....,,.Op,l 10, Chouin1
............... Miss GeoTgc Maur Kellogg
AuCompanlst-Mis Gilmore,
| Niulinist-Alss Estclla Nalck,