Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-21

how many music lovers In this city could
stand up on Thursday night and correctly
name ine-tenths OF the instruments which
are employed to weave the wonderful ia
brio which delights their ears?
The following program Is one packed with
gladness for the Wagnerite. The compost
lions are all familiar, and with Mr.. Dam
rosch and his men to interpret them, the
evening should be a memorable one:
Selections from the music dramas Of
i~'Die Observation-Disclosures; Prize
Song. Act III Dance of the Apprentices
and Procession of the Mastersingers, Act
III.
engrin'-Preludei Professional,
III; Lohengrin,s Narrative, Act Ill
Tenor Solo-Monsieur Jean Dimitresco.
II--"Trstian and Isolde"-Traume "a
study.
IV-"Die Walkure'-The Ride of the
VC"siegfried"-sou of the Forest,
VI-"Gotterdammeru -siegfried's Flu
neral March, Act III.
VII-"Tannhauser"-S to the Evening
Star, Act III; Overture.
The following program will be given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Brandeis for the benefit of the new temple
on the evening of January % One hun
dred tickets are for sale by members Of
the congregation. Mrs. Katz is directing
the concert:
(s) Gavotte. r minor. Bach, Saint-Saens
90 Nocturne ID nat Chopin
(c) AndSnte and finale from Lucia Qeft
hand) ...............Do nizetta, Leschetizki
Mr.. Joseph Calm.
(a) Dear When I Gaze Rogers
n he rAa
~ Mary salter Turner
Mrs. Ora Jennison; Mrs. KATE. plano.
Allegro scherzando-From Concerto op.
Mr.. Robert cuscaden; Miss Paul
son. accompanist.
lb) Ich Liebe Dich.. ....................G rieg
SS) I'm P,, hahm; d TIeg
(e) Nur Wer Die sehnsucht, violin OBJ.
Miss Louise Jansen; Mrs, Ken
ta) Marching Along. po. White
90 Rest Thee, Sad Heart............s atten
'o' The Mr. bf Ffed e. Elis Mrs Ellis stuart
accompanist.
Mime. Borglum has a few remarks 10
make about eastern soloists who arrive
on the morning Of a recital with their
music under their arms and expect per-
feet Accomplishments for twenty difficult
modern songs by evening, throwing in a
few transposing acts-"Five sharps is
little high for me; will you please put II
a tone lower?" II is safe to say that Mr..
Rogers and Isadore blackstone didn't get
together in any such haphazard fashion.
Mr.. Luckstone would have decidedly turned
around on his Steinway grand piano stool
and said in harder tones than he ever
gets from his beloved instrument Young
man. You go furtherr Mr.. Rogers re-
cital was treat. and Nine. Borglum's
Accomplishments ditto, but neither artist
did what they might have done had they
been at ease with each other. When a
city supplies delightful and satisfying
an aecompanist as Nine. Borglum for the
great lights who appear. it's too bad not
to take advantage OF her utmost capabili-
ties.
The first symphony concert OF the Omaha
Philharmonic orchestra on Monday even
ing, January 20, at Boyd's theater prom
Uses to be the biggest local event OF the
musical season. The orchestra, number
ing over fifty members. has been under
constant rehearsal for five months, and
Mr.. Cuscaden has been untiring in his
efforts to make this occasion a memorable
one In the history OF Omaha's musical
advancement Mr.. Joseph Calm will be
the soloist. The program is as follows:
!. Overture-Rosamunde ......... Schubert
2. Symphonic Prelude-Boabdil..M oskowsd
3. Piano Soil
(a) Minuetto ................ Stavenhagen
% Romanse. op IS No. :: -. scSumsnh
(c) Hark! Hark! the Lark Schubert-Liszt
Mr.. Joseph Calm.
l. symphony in Q, (Surprise). Haydn
(a) Adagio. Motto Vivace. o. Andante,
(c) Minuetto Id Allegro Motto.
8. Piano Solo-Polonaise, PIP. a.. Chopin
Mr. Calm
6 Introduction to NTH act of King Man
fred. ....................... Reinecke
Z. Waltz-Wiener Blut. Strauss
MARY LEARNED.