Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

four in Montclair and four in Orange,
N. ]. Following this great achieve
ment comes the long spring tour from
ocean to ocean, in which Is included
| the series of concerts to be given In
this city, and which will present for
the first time here Edward Germans
welsh Rhapsodie."
Tschaikowsky's Eugene Onegin,"
Vincent dIndyn's symphony, "a Sum-
mer Day in the Mountains" and
number of other splendid novelties, in
| terwoven with some of the leading or
chestra numbers of the day, will be
given. This will undoubtedly be the
crowning feature of the season, and
already Mr. Behymer IL receiving many
requests for seats in the reserved sec
tions for the entire series. Date and
place will be announced later.
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Already plans are being perfected for
the season of symphony concerts to be
given next season under the direction
of Harley Hamilton I'm this city. and
If we are correctly informed Los An
geles is to boast of a choral society
of some $50 voices that will be worthy
of the name of the Los Angeles festi-
val chorus.
Several names have been suggested
as director of this choral organization
Prof. Campanari, director of the Treble
Clef club; Harley Hamilton, who has
long felt great interest in the choral
work and that he would like TO have
suitable organization to work with
the symphony boys; Mr. Poulin, direct
or Of the Lyric club, and the possibility
of a director who is now interested In
orchestra and band work in Southern
California The management of the
great Philharmonic course has already
booked an excellent series for next
season, while the Orpheus club and
the Ellis club are already planning for
their winter work
Easter program of the Independent
Church Of Christ, Rev. ]. S. Thomson,
pastor Nine. Genevra Johnstone-B -Bish-
op. soprano; Mrs. George #. Drake,
contralto; Miss Mary O'Donoughue, or
ganist assisting artist, Miss Ethel
Pearl Mitchell. cornet soloist.
Program: Easter offertory (Grison)
Miss O'Donoughue: duet, "Ah! Turn
Me Not Away (GounoD. Nine. Bish-
op and Mrs. Drake; "Gloria Patri";
cornet solo. "My Song with Wings
Provided" (Hahn) Miss MITCHELL re-
sponse (Mendelssohn); solo, ''Hosanna"
dulles Grainer), Mrs. Drake; offertory,
LET the Bright Seraphim," from
Samson" (HandeD: Trumpet Obll-
CATO" Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Bishop;
"Marche Pontifcale" Nemmons),
Miss O'Donoughue.
So
| Easter program of the First Unita-
rian church, Rev. Burt Estes Howard,
pastor: Cantata by Shelley. death
and Life" choir-Mrs. Frank Colby,
Miss Beresford JOY, John Haze Zinck,
Charles Bowes. Miss McGleshan, or
ganist.
The following music will be sung at
Temple B'nai Birth, corner Hope and
Ninth streets, Wednesday evening at
5:45 and Thursday morning. being the
Passover services: Evening service,
Goldstein and Schlessinger; morning
service, Max Spicker and McFarlane.
The choir consists of Mrs. Bessie Ives
Harrison, soprano; Mrs. Nuncie Sabine
Bittman, contralto; Robert Mcclure
Granger, baritone; j. p. Dupuy, tenor
and director.
Following is the Easter music pro-
gram at the First Christian church,
Hope and Eleventh streets:
Morning-Organ, "Fantasie" CTours);
male quartet, praise to Our Father"
(Falkenstein); response. "Show Me
Thy Way" (Patton); 81 Know That My
Redeemer Liveth" (HandeD, Mrs. An
ME MOttram Craig; organ, 'Pflere,
from Gothic suite (Brelmann); male
quartet, ION Easter Morn" (BlodgetD;
postlude, "Marche Triomphale" (Cal-
| laerts).
Evening-Organ. "Marche Relgeuse"
! (Guilmant); anthem, Every Flower
That Blossoms" (Shelley); tenor solo,
Leroy Jepson; male quartet, "He Lives
Again" Parks); anthem. Easter
Hymn" (Rougnon); messiah Vietori-
Gus" (Hammond), Mrs. Craigi postlude,
"Allelulia in e Flat" (Loret), Mrs. An
ME Mottram Craig soprano; Messrs.
Leroy Jepson, Leon V. Shaw. tenors;
Messrs. Wesley Hatch, Hal X Miller,
bassos, will be assisted in evening by
Miss Florence Plumstead soprano, and
Miss Grace Maxwell, alto. Madge Pat
ton, organist and director.
s.
Robert Ambrose, the well known
musician, composer of the beautiful
hymn, zone Sweetly Solemn Thought"
died at Hamilton, Ontario, April 16,
aged S4 years,
The pupils of Miss Elizabeth Jordan
gave an invitation piano recital last
Monday evening at the Ebell club
house. The program was choice and
| the pupils showed careful training in
all branches of technique IS we'll as q
J correct idea of the Interpretation of
the selections. The Misses Becker
Jones, Lockhart and Orth deserve spe-
| clal mention for the excellent rendi-