Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-03
Music NJ otes


.L Miller has been selected as
the tenor in THE Messiah" to be gwen
hv The Apollo club on December 10 d.
az Sbr,ne auditorium. Charles Bo"es
is to he the basso and Miss GeneVle'e
Wilson of Chicago the soprano.
snlendid production Is promiseu' 'n
soloists being supported by ehorus
400 voices under the direction OIL
pueene Davis, and symphony orcnes
ira under the baton OF JULIUS oiei
Archibald w Sessions, organlst at
Christ Episcopal church, announces tne
fret organ recital of the season d.
CHRIST church on Wednesday evening,
November g. at 8:15. Mr.. Sessions wiz
he assisted by Natrop Blumenietu.
Among the program numbers VIII po
Guilmant's introduction ana aiieelo
from the First Sonata, and the oVerturo @
to 'William Tell" by Rossini. MT Dlun PUN
enfield will present Schumann M
noarei and Wieniawskis Romance from
d minor concerto.
Charles Bowes, the basso, has an
ro,,nced his first recital of the season
TO be given at Gamut hall on NoVeHlDsi
IA Mr.. Bowes will be assisted by Eu
ward Fuller, the pianist, and spiehuiu
nroaram is promis ed. Mr.. Bowes' IN
addition TO HIS VI obOAiS
taken IN the special training of por-
tion of the artists assisting In the AS
sis+ance league vaudeville entertain
nent. to be given at Mason opera
house on November 1S
Abraham Miller will be heard In re-
cital at Blanchard hall on Friday even
ingf, November 22. Mr.. Mli!er pto ~,
gram will consist of selections py
Bruch. Gounod, Elgar, Thomas, Brahms,
Verdi Handel and other well known
connosers. Mr. Miller Is considered
enc of the hest tenors now in Southern
california. and his recital is looked 1or-
ward to with great anticipation.
The new organ at the Cathedral of ST.
Vibiana received its initial use on sun
day mornings service Octoper ~.
Reethoyen's beautiful mass In G was
s.i,,er an impressive rendition by the
cathedral choir under the direction OF
the organist. Frank B. Colby, who also
preluded and concluded the service
with organ solo numbers whlcn snoWeo
the resources of the new instrument 10
advantage. The organ is of moderate
size. handsome in appearance ana pos
sesses excellent tonal quality.
Messrs. 7 A. Anderson, pianist, and
George Anderson. vocalist, Jointly pre-
sented their pupils in recital at Blan-
chard hall Monday evening, OCTOBER 70;
THE program numbers contained
worthy musical material and Afforded
great interest to large audience OF
| friends and acquaintances of the par
| ticipants.
The Los Angeles symphony member
ship has been increased to seventy
seven, and the coming season promises
in every way to exceed the excellence
| of the past. Director Hamilton gained
valuable experience in Europe ano
brought with him large library OF
music. which added to that already be-
longing to the orchestra, gives an OPP
portunity of selecting series OF
| splendid program numbers. New IN
struments have been purchased and
added to the stock of the Organization.
Louise Nixon Hill, singer of costume
numbers and a member of ST. Johns
church choir. who has been filling re-
cital eneagements in the east, will re-
turn to Los Angeles on November 20
| and give q series of song recitals In
this city and throughout Southern Cali
fornia.
Manager L. E. Behy,mer has extended
his Immensely popular Philharmonic
course to San Diego and will give that
city the privilege of hearing Nine.
Gadski, Maud Powell. Herbert Wither-
spoon, Ignace Paderewslki, Nine. Car
reno and other artists of no less
fame. In this city Nine. Emma Calve'
Jan Kubelik, the Chicago symphony
orchestra the Damrosch orchestra
Josef Hoffman, Fritz Kreisler. Harold
Bauer Nine, Louise Homer and other
notabies are likewise under the west
ern management of our Busy Bee,
making a most imposing array of emil
nent musical talent ever booked for
| one season on this coast.
] Miss Bessie BARTLETT the reader and