Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15


such roles as Juliette, Marguerite and
Mignon.
There are two other classes of music
lovers, however, besides the patrons of
grand opera, who eagerly embrace each
opportunity to hear Americas greatest
lyric soprano. At the Maine festivals
and at Worcester, Blauvelt has always
been a potent drawing star of these
musical series of entertainments. At
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park in the
summer she Is as great favorite with
the religious folks at the camp-meeting
as she is in winter with the operate
contingent on Broadway.
Nine. Blauvelt will be ably assisted
by Albert Rosenthal, the famous Euro
pean 'cellist, who h been one of the
big hits of the New York musical sea-
son this year. He will render solo
numbers as well as effective obligato
accompaniment for Blauvelts seiec-
tions. Edith Kellog, the pianist comes
to us very highly recommended. But
one Blauvelt concert will be given, that
of Thursday at Simpson auditorium,
popular prices prevailing.
The program will be:
PART
Der Hirt Auf dem Felsen. ....... Schubert
Nine. Blauvelt Mr.. Rosenthal, Miss Kellogg.
Hungarian Rhapsodie .............. Pepper
Mr. Rosenthal.
Improvisation ........-........ MacDoweil
psroeuse psonsnd,o On no6nepv
Miss Kellogg.
Aria from "Rodelinda". a"............ Handel
Cherry Ripe ......,............ horn
Pourauoi ''....'.'.''''''.''''.''' pSlepei %epdi
Nine. Blauvelt.
PART II
Air .......-........... Bacn
Rondo
m
Mr. Rosenthal.
When Celia Sings .................... MOTT
flushing Song .....,...... Kate sannan
The Breeze that Blows the Barley.
..................... Kate Vannah
Spinning Song .............. Liza Lehman
Nine. Blauvelt
Norwegian Dance .................... .Grsig
Miss Kellogg.
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A memorial service in honor of Ed
ward S. Fuller. organist, will be held
today at o'clock in the First Unita-
rian church, 945 South Flower street.
Following is the program:
Organ Funeral March. h.............. Chopin
Walter F. Skeele
Quartet, "Crossing the Bar. .Barnby
First Unitarian choir.
Violin solo. 'Andante Relieuguse" 49,.
.......... ................ Viouxtemps
oscar Selling.
Address. DIR. Burt Estes Howard
w. L. Strobridge.
Quartet. 'The Lost Chord. Sullivan
Euterpean quartet.
Solo, Life and Death. ........ .Neidlinger
Charles +. Edison.
Pilgrims chorus .................. wagner
Gamut club.
Organ, 'Marche Funebor" ......... .Batiste
Frank H. Colby.
George M. Derby. one of the leading
musicians o. Long Beach and Los An
geles, a charter member of the Gamut
club and a member of the Symphony
orchestra for eight years, has made an
enviable record in musical circles since
coming to Los Angeles thirteen years
ago. He has he'll positions as director
CT the Long Beach Marine band for one
season, instructor os music in the Los
Angeles Military academy for four
years, has been a member of the facul-
ty of the Fillmore School of Music for
two years and president of the Los An
geles Musical association for the past
three years.
Twelve years ago he Joined the Los
Angeles Investment company, the
financial institution managed by the
leading musicians of this city, and has
been one of its prime movers since that
time, and now, owing to the death or
e j. Scott, cashier or the company,
Mr.. Derby has resigned his position
musically in all its departments and
has accepted position of trust as
cashier of the Globe Savings bank, an
institution controlled by the Los An
geles Investment company.
Mr. Derby is deserving of the honor
extended him and will undoubtedly be
as successful in his new field of work
as he has been in the musical world OF
this city. He will hold his position with
the Symphony orchestra through the
closing concert of this season and then
passes entirely into the ranks of sue
cessful business men of Los Angeles.
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A question is going the rounds in
music circles as to what character of
music will be arranged for the enter
tairiment of the musicians of the Evans
squadron on their arrival off the shores
of this section of the state. Each ship
has it's own company of musicians and
there is quite musical atmosphere on
shipboard. Competitive bands, orches-
ira, vocal and instrumental quartets
vie with each other in their work, and
SO the citizens of Los Angeles should
see to it that some rousing good con-
certs are arranged for the entertainr
ment of the musically inclined on ship
board. The sailors are not all ath-
letes, neither are they all society pets.
There are artists and literary men and
musicians in all sections of the service.
end their wants should be considered
lust the same as those of the athletic
section OF the social set.
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