Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
impressiveness, a grandeur about 1t that
cnrnnels To Listen and marvel

| impressiveness, grandeur about 1t tina
| compels one to listen and marvel.
| Calve possesses contralto-Soprano by
which she can descend to the lowest note
and ascend to the highest, thereby exc
cutting with the accompaniment of the
| flute the most difficult vocalizations.
Madame Calves company has been Sc
lected with the utmost care; only artists
worthy to be associated with her have
been engaged. The programs have been
arranged with a view to pleasing the
public in the matter of selections made,
as we'll as to permit the supporting ar
lists to appear at their best. \ Henri
d'Aubigne tenor of the Calve company,
is an artist of great renown in France.
He is young man and extremely nand-
some. Mile. Renee Chemet, the violinist
of the company, is one of the most tai
ented young artists in Europe. Camille
Decrease Is one of Europe's great con-
cert pianists.
The reserved seat sale will open at the
Bartlett Music company Monday morn
ing, December g. Only limited number
of tickets will be sold to any one person.
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The Lyric club will present the follow
ing program at its concert at Simpson
auditorium, December g.
Morning invocation, Buck.
THE Halls of the Atrides' from Helene -
Cheusson.
Airs Hongroise" Ernest Cwenzel Kopta).
1.-The Lonely Rose" Hermes
''Sancta Maria" Faure-Shelley
THE Sirens of the Danube" Claplsson.
Penelope elm Gewand Wirkend' from
"odysseus' Max Bruch (Mrs. L. j. Selby).
Carmena waltz. Wilson.
Evening Song, Schumann "Barcarole'
spohr; ''Elfeutanz." Spies (NIr. Kopta)
''Serenade," Vogrich
Entrance of the Gods in Walhalla' from
''Rheingold." Wagner
Soloists assisting the club will be Mr..
Wenzil Kopta, violinist, and Mrs. L. j.
Selby, contralto, member of the club.
AT the beginning of the fourth season
the club has membership of eighty-hve,
with large list of associate members
Many good voices have Joined the ranks
and an excellent concert is promised
The Apollo club will give 1.-THE Mes
siah" December II. Mrs. G. Clark Wilson,
Miss Estelle c. Heartt, Abraham Miller
and Charles Bowes are the solosts.
IS
With record of over 1000 concerts
played in the past seven years the fa-
nous Kilties band of Canada will ap-
pear in Los Angeles for four concerts
only at Simpson auditorium on Thursday
and Friday evenings, December 1s and
13, and for two matinees, December IL
and IA.
The Kilties have recently returned from
a triumphal tour of Mexico, where they
were the first musical organization from
a foreign country to tour the country
and play in the theater before President
Diaz.
During their recent tour of England
they played before the king of England
on two occasions by royal command.
There is no other concert band in the
world as unique as this one. Not only
is It a remarkable combination of high
class artists who render classic and pop.
ular music with equal musical under
standing. but it represents in costumes
and appearance the nation from which
each player has sprung.
The men who wear the kits of Scot
land (from which the name "Kiltics" is
derived) are all Scotch Canadians, and
accompanying the band is a splendid
male choir of sixteen voices, which sings
the ballads of the mother country as
none but the Scotch can.
In addition to those singers there is
troupe of Scotch pipers and dancers,
headed by Angus Mcmillan Fraser. who
dances with true Scotch fervor and re-
markable grace.
There is a quartet of pipers also. who
add much to the amusement and agility
of the pipers.
Popular prices will prevail and one of
the matinees will be devoted to the
school children, at which time special
program will be rendered of Scotch songs
and dances.