Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
Musical Notes
-HE programs at Venice Of Amer
lea throughout the week are full

lea throughout the week are full
of interest and diversified IN
character. The band programs fur
nished by Arend's band are the center
of Southern California music this sea-
son. The organ programs at the audi
torium in the afternoon are of the best.
and the Wednesday and Saturday night
dances at the auditorium are well at
tended. For next Sunday Mr.. Arend
has selected two excellent programs
for both afternoon and evening at the
amphitheater. In the auditorium the
usual Sunday service will take place at
IL in the morning with praise service
by the Venice quartet, followed by
addresses by Frank Peltret. The sub
ject selected is 1.-THE Scarlet Letter"
For Sunday afternoon and evening in
| the auditorium the Gonzales-Buisserct
Vaudeville and Comedy company will
present programs. The Carmenclta
dances, the F7lorodora quartet, buck
and wing dancing and the operatic
work and stringed quartet work or
this company are far above the aver
age.
On Monday morning, october 2, at .
o'clock at Birkel's music store the sea-
son ticket sale will open for the Phil
harmonic course of seven events, which
Manager Behymer will present TO the
music lovers of this city this season.
The opening number takes place on
Thursday evening, October 10, double
program recital, presented by Hugo
Hermann and his son Emil. Hugo
Hermann is considered by many
critics to be the greatest interpreter
Of the classics of violin literature and
whose repertoire will include the great
concertos of Brahms, Joachim and
Richard Strauss, besides other works
never before heard in this city. The
second attraction in the course is Nine.
Emma Eames, coming Tuesday even-
ing, October "a. Tho third event takes
place on Tuesday, October 81, and will
be a recital by Harold Bauer, the
pianist. The fourth event will be Rich-
ard Outcault, the great cartoonist,
from whose brain evolved the yellow
IAlu anu D4OWh PACIuACS
The fifth event, the Westminster
Abbey concert party of fifteen menu
bers. During the month of January
comes Fraulein Stole of the Berlin
Academy of Art, giving a series Of
talks on the art galleries in Europe.
The closing number, the visit of Nine.
Gadski in recitals, making one Of the
strongest series Of numbers ever pre-
sented in this city at popular price of
admission.
Rehearsals are on for the coming
season Of the Apollo club, occurring
twice week. The work of "The Mes
81 IN" IS even now equal to that done
by .he association last season at the
last rehearsals, and perfect rendition
is promised for this year.
The membership of the Los Angeles
Operatic society is actively engaged In
rehearsals for the first opera to be
given during the month of November
at the Mason opera house. The asso-
citation has over thirty voices, all ca
pable of doing solo work. Maud Reese
Davies, Roland Paul, Estelle Catherine
Heartt, w. j. Chick are among the or
ganizers of this association. The man
agement is in the hands of l.. e. Behy-
mer, and the director if Prof. Janotti.
Reserved seat sale is now on for the
Los Angeles Symphony orchestra sea-
son Of six concerts to be given at the
Mason opera house this winter. The
soloists are being selected, and un-
doubtedly the Los Angeles Symphony
orchestra is going forward this year
in far better condition that ever
before since the history OF the SYM
phony movement in this city began.
The season ticket price is very reason
able this year, and it is designed to
make the Symphony orchestra an edu-
cational institution instead OF finan-
cial success.