The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-04

indorses the bill before congress. known a.
an honest attempt 10 remedy ne existing in
Justice, and 20 prevent fIrrner e1rroarhuenr
upon the rights Of musical eoupcsers, ana De L
Resolved thar copy Of these resolutions Be
forwarded TO each senator and eo1gressuan rep
quest that they use ever s@o<r 70 secure the
passage o. the Kittrsdye bin
The seasonable crop OF music has
proved a large yield "a might have
been expected. This cf1ce has not been
spared We have even reserved some
songs without melody from As far south
as Los Angeles -FIg1-lns BOB music.
fleet songs" Improperly so-callsd for
tiresome Affairs r-zas q notes as
black as cannon balls thrown from
three keys At the ever hated Japanese.
and a deluge OF please give ne your
kind applause music. written expressly
10 cast joy into the forthcoming eele-
bratiOn. have been received and all OF
IL dedicated unexpectedly 20 Fight
ing Bob" and IFS gallant crews.
Were the whole lot 10 be turned
loose on the boys n blue BOD might
repeat Captain Phillips and plead.
Don't: the poor fellows are dyingr
Review OF the music. 50 cou-teOusly
asked in many instances. IS quite as
eourteously refused for the reason that
this is the musical department
The HnaI concert OF the present Sc
ries OF pop" recitais BY the Lyric
string quartet. under VIII Greenoaun's
infringement. viii be given next SUNDAY
afternoon AT Lyric hall Haydn
string quartet NJ ozart piano quartet
and short works By Caesar Franck and
TschaikOwsky will constirute the at
tracIive offerings Miss Ada Clement
viii be the pianist who viii assist IN
the Mozart number She announces =
preference for ensemble work. ana
those who have heard her say that shs
exeels in this difacuIt and trying de-
partment OF pianistry-
VIII Greenbaurn has not made money
from his venture in presenting the
Lyric string quartet before the peo-
pie Of san Francisco I am not 50 sure
but that he has lost some It Is GER
tain the players have not waxed fat
on the meageT income which has re
suited from the sale OF tickets. But
and more power 10 him-Greenbaum
says he doesn't care. the members OF
the quartet don't care either. and all
gree that a second series will be given
II San Francisco music lovers DO not
like string music. as would indeed
would seem 10 be the case. they viii
have TO prove il 10 Greenbaum and his
instrumentalists BY neglecrins still an
other series OF this excellent musical
fare
Says Greenbaum:
We have had but little s1rouragsrnent but We
OF chamber music Il a developed Quantity Ex-
eeltnce in the equalization itself must come
from TIE 1eid because tie arst sssson has not
been profitable did not expect that IL would
and concerts OF this class are necessity in a
eonmunitys4s large as this Each season wiz
improvement IN the fne art of string ensemble
II local musicians want an opportunity to ap-
g5OPsr{ Sslo y i1 eSDs <5 s s5
looking 10 sensations nor drawing cards. bur
for real nsseis1s We propose 70 give slx more
assisting pianist AZ each event
A large audience is reported to have
been in attendance at the piano recital
given by members OF the artist class-4
of the California conservatory OF mu-
sic last week. The concert was under
the direction OF Hermann Genss- DR..
Louis Lissner and Ir. H J. Stewart
were in attendance The three young
performers. Miss Seta Stewart. Miss
Mildred Turner and Charles Cooper.
presented a program OF great merit and
difficulty Among the numbers played
were the french suite. prelude and
fugue BY Bach: Beethoven's sonata. CD.
%. and several sehunann selections.
Edith Bradford. until recently a men,
Der OF the Princess company, is in
AT the New National thea
ter. where she IS prinna donna in a new
~. organized opera company. She made
her debut in the role OF Carmen April
%. She will also sing Marguerite in
Faust This will rather surprise her
San Francisco friends. who are ac-
qua!nted with only her soubrette roles.
The concert given last Tuesday even
ing b. Miss Helen COlburn Heath al
Century Club hall was one Of the most
successful OF the season Her audience
was large and her singing was greatly
admired. Miss Edna NJ Wilcox as
sisted