The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

noon 1t will be notable in addition to
the Kopta fiddling for the debut OF
Miss Maude Hohmann, a Californian
girl who has recently returned here
after long course Of study in the
East Miss Hohmann Is a soprano.
and will sing My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice. (Saint-Saens). Sumner
(Chaminade) and Spring Oscar
Weld. Gyula Ormay accompanies.
Following is the programme Of the
farewell concert Of the Sousa band at
the Alhambra Theater tonight 1t con-
tains the new Sousa march. Jack
Tar" and the new waltz for cornet by
Herbert Clarke. both dashing num-
bers. There win also be a matinee con-
cert this afternoon. and all good band
lovers win doubtless improve the op-
portunity. The band is in fine fettle
this year.
Symphonic poem. Les Preludss'' ...... .Llszt
Cornet solo. "valse Brillante" ........ Clarke
Herbert L. Clarke.
Suite. In Foreign Lands .Moszkowsd
v.,.. Spain; GerrRsny many! Hungary. ,s
Miss Estene Liebling)
1NIERMlSSION.
(a) 'sThe FIatterer'' tnewj -. .chaminads
(b) March. Jack Tar ................so sousa
Miss Jessie straus.
Airs from "El Captain .-..............Sousa
The Dolmetsch company is really to
be here in the spring, and delightful
things may be expected from it, In
bringing these people. whose entertain
ment must needs prove caviare to the
general public. Will Greenbaum, who
manages them. proves himself once
again the true impresario. Mr. Green
baum has no great faith in the finan-
ciaI drawing power OF the little com
pany-their art is too exclusive to ap-
peal to the multitudes, but for fun and
love of music he brings them for us to
hear. think he will be mistaken as
to the attractive power OF the recitals
Their educational value and quaint
beauty will insure at least the attend
ance Of all the musicians hereabouts.
and the novelty Of the entertainment
will certainly bring another large con-
tingent. But an 1 prove false prophet.
1 know 1 shall see Mr.. Green
baum sitting at the back Of the house.
beaming over The Carman's whistle"
on the virginals. or an Ariosto sonata
for the viola d'amore. just as though
there had been hundreds OF people
turned away. That is where your true
impresario comes IN, and in VIII
Greenbaum we have one Of the best.
Maurice Arnold. a pupil OF Anton
Dvorak, and the author Of several
characteristically American compost
tions, is coming to San Francisco to
spend the winter. Whether or not Mr.
Arnold designs to crystalline Cali
fornia IN a symphony is not known.
His work so far has beeo upon the
lines of Dvorak's New World" sym
phony, and it Is said that 1t was To
Mr.. Arnold that DvOrak owed the idea
of developing therein the characters
tic negro themes. The Arnold plan
tation Dances" have received wide and
honorable recognition both here and in
Europe.
Little Enid Brandt, the pianist, is
shortly to be heard from again; she
will give a recital in Steinway Hall on
the evening Of November g. The young
lady presents the following very grown
up programme, and her mother. who
still directs her studies, assures me
that the child's capacities are at the
programmes level:
Concerto. minor ........-..... Saint Saens
(All three movements.)
Variations F minor .---.--........- Haydn
(a) 'FWarum % and ''TraumereI." % ''Des
Aberds." (c) Romance" sharp
minor :........... ....- :....... schumann
(a) ''Etude." op. TO- No. 5.........-.. Chopin
(bj Theme and variations (cl The
Nut Cracker Enid Brandt
I'D ''Fruhlingsrauschen'' ............-. .Sinding
'Polonaise." major ...............-..L List