Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-13
MUSIC


scented to the program given at the
previous concert.
Lovers of Haydn listened with keen
delight to the kaiser quartet 50 beau
tifully rendered, especially TO the rarely
sympathetic rendering given the nrst
movement. -
ing. and one listened with pleasure to
Schubert's death and the Maiden.
Schlnaann's "Ouintette," opus A, was,
however, the important number or the
program and was given a line interpre-
tation. In this number the opportunity
is the pianists, and Mrs. Lofts work IN
this was to me the best part of the
entire program.
Harry Clifford Lott was recalled
again and again after he had rendered
the following group of baritone songs;
1.-THE Eagle" (Arensky), "Schone Wiege
meiner leiden' (Schumann), Die Mai
nacht" (Brahms, and The sword
Song" Caractacus (Elgar).
Third of the chamber concerts by the
Rowland Hunter trio will be given
Monday evening at Symphony hall.
The program is the Trio In minor
by Chaminade, who has just made
such a triumphal tour of the east; the
Howard Brockway violin sonata, which
was omitted at a previous concert, and
trio by Gade.
q
Ebell club house was thronged yes
terday afternoon with a company Of
club members and their friends, at
tracted by the announcement of pro-
gram by home composers which had
been arranged under the direction OF
Mrs. L. w. Martindale.
The program, which was of double
interest in that the composers and
singers were all well-known Los An
geles people, was the following:
Ladies' quartet 1.-THE Rose and the
1.oth," Little Pigeon Lullaby" (Abbie
Norton Jamison), Mrs. G. j. Vieira,
Mrs. ]. G. Sloan. Mrs. c. A. Post, Mrs.
r. C. Rankin.
Songs-Words by Carl Bronson-"If
1 Were Only a Swallow" Come" THE
First Song Julius Albert Jahn), Miss
Marbelle Clarke; Miss Helen Haas, |
piano.
minor, Heroic etude in f minor Gran
nit Dillon, Miss Fannie Dillon.
Songs-"The Night Has Thousand
Eyes" 1.-THE Miller's Daughter (Es- |
telle Miller), Miss Estelle Miller; Mrs. |
Z. w Martindale, piano.
Songs-"Lullaby," Baby Child" (Mrs. |
Herbert L. Harris). Mrs. Herbert L. |
Harris.
SOM, Romance" &C. e. Pemberton),
Mrs. Maria Thresher Webb; Mrs. E.
w. Martindale, piano.
Songs-"Zum Andeken,' SLEEPY
Song" I'm Monat Mai Mrs. w. f.
Botsford), Miss Hazel Runge; Mrs. w.
F. Botsford, piano.
Piano-"Russian Romance" "Egyp-
tan Dance" (Rudolph FrimD, Mrs. Abb
bic N. Jamison.
Songs "Life"-words by Emily Dick
inson-'sIn a Garden'-words by Grace !
Zerby-"Sea GulP'-words by Grace
Zerby-Oau A. Zerby), Mrs. Dwight /
Hart; Miss Laura A. zerby, piano.
Songs-"Solitude, Der Falter," The I
James S. Porter; Waldo F. Chase |
piano.
Violin-'Longing,' air pathetique |
Frederick Stevenson), Mrs. Maria /
Thresher ebb; Mrs. e. w. Martin
dale. piano.
Songs Spring Twilight Morton F.
Mason, who Knows?" (Frederic L. |
Groton) Miss Willy Smyser; Miss
Helen Smyser, piano.
Songs for children-'Who's Afraid?' !
1.-THE Bundle Bee,)) Tick Took; win |
ter songs, THE Weather Vane,"
"Icicles," 1.-THE Snow alberta NJ.
Burton), Miss Hazel Runge; Mrs. AL
berta NJ. Burton. piano.
The second of the series of symphony
orchestra concerts will be given at the
Auditorium Friday. This program will
include two Beethoven numbers, the
c minor symphony and the triple con-
certO for violin, piano and Violoncello 1
The soloists are to be Arnold Krauss, H
concert master of the Symphony or
chestra; Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, pi-
anist, and Ludwiclz Opid, 'cellist.
The complete program follows: Fifth
SfT11nhnnW in q minor 81 4RpRthO- III
ven): Allegro con brio, andante con
moto, allegro, finale-allegro, presto
might Song op. ?, No 3 (Maas);
triple concerto in c major op. So Beet
hoven): Allegro, largo, rondo ALA po-
lacca; "Euryanthe'' overture (Weber).
The next concert in the grade series
of the public school course will take
place Wednesday afternoon in Temple
Auditorium, the progran-which is to
begin at 4 o'clock-to be furnished by
the Krauss string quartet
This educational movement is meet
ing with unprecedented success, 1900
pupils having been present to hear Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott render
their interesting program in November
Primarily for school children, the pro-
grams are of a character to interest
children of an older growth, and ia
theirs and mothers are welcome. Single
tickets are available.
William Edison Strowbridge viii pre-
sent the Following program at the re-
cital he is giving in Blanchard hall
Friday evening; Fantasia in F minor.
op 40 Chopin; Sonata in E fiat. up
S1a (Beethoven) adagio and allegro
C'Farewell'D, andante expressive CAB
Bence"O, Understandable C'The Re
turn'D; Chromatic fantasia and fugue
BacD; 'Rigoletto" fantasia Verdi
LiszD.
Soloists for the concert of the First |
Congregational church orchestra. on .
Thursday evening, are to be Miss Willy |
Smyzer, soprano; Miss Kie Julie Chris
tin, eontralto; Leroy Jepson, tenor; 1
+. Waller Seager, basso. The quartet /
win sing the solo and ensemble parts
of the song cycle, 'In a Persian Gar
den," by Liza Lehman, given for the .
first time with orchestral accompani-
nent.
Other numbers to be rendered by the |
orchestra are: "Saracen Patrol" by |
De Koven; the Raymond" overture /
Egyptian Ballet Suite" by Luigini, |
in four movements; the "Nocturne'' /
from Mendelssohn's Midsummer |
Nights Dream; "Pasquinade," by L.
Gottschalk and Perry's "Warblers
Serenade"
The Christmas oratorio of Saint |
Saens will be given Friday at the reg
ular meeting of the Friday Morning
club, under the direction of William II.
Lott.
The following professional singers
will present the oratorio: Sopranos,
Mines. Edmund s. Shank, Charles G.
StiVers and Bertha Vaughn: altos