Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24

Brussels; William Meade, fiutist; Nine.
semnacker. pianist, and Mrs. I. New
man, accompanist.
Student rates will be made to all
private and public school teachers and
pupils. Popular prices will be charged.
This will be the only appearance of
Miss Yaw in concert in Southern Cali
fornia. The seat sale will open May
80, and 1t is possible she will sing the
grand aria from Lucia" in costume.
Gold Medal Recital
A gold medal violin and piano recital
VIII be given Wednesday evening at
Symphony hall by Miss Minnie B. Dox
and Frederick p. Dox, pupils of Mrs.
Emily Valentine and Earl b. Valentine
of the Los Angeles Conservatory of
Music and Arats.
The principals will be assisted by
Reed NJ. Lamlor, reader; Earl Bishop
Valentine, violinist, with orchestra.
French Society Gives Program
A good musical program was given at
the Circle Francois Friday evening.
Charles Prohnow of Berlin, who played
De Chauvenet's Inspiration" received
prolonged applause. He handles the
violin with the skill of a master, and
the artist with wondrous melody. Jean
de Chauvenet, playing several French
selections, was heartily applauded.
Beckers to Give Recitals
Mr.. and Mrs. Thilo Becker announce
two piano and violin recitals to be
given in, Simpson auditorium the even
ing of June and matinee June 13.
The music lovers of Los Angeles
will undoubtedly be pleased to know of
these recitals, as 1t has been some
time since Mr. Becker has been heard
in piano recital. 1t is the intention
of Mr.. and Mrs. Becker to enter the
concert field more and more. and dur
ing the coming season they will prob
ably give a series of musical evenings
together.
The program for the coming two re-
citals will be varied and consist of
solos. duets. sonatas for violin and pi-
ano. and the best numbers from COM
plete repertoires for both instruments.
Announces Piano Recital
The college of music, University of
Southern California, announces a pi-
ano recital TO be given by Miss Han
nah Asher of the senior class, Tues
day evening, May &c. in the college
chapel She will be assisted by Miss
Beulah Wright reader; Herr Osker B.
Selling, violin; Miss Carrie A. Trow
bridge. plano.
Graduating Recital
A graduating piano recital will be
given. by Miss Jessie B. Titus at Met !
ropolitan hall May 16 at p. m, The |
following interesting program will be
rendered:
Sonata. Op. 81. Andante. Allegro motto
vivace. Adagio espressione. Allegro
vivace. Presto ........... Beethoven
Witches dance ........'........ w aliace
Vocal. "Mavourneen" ............ Awkward
Etude. Op 20. ........s........... CHOPIN
Waltz from Faust ........'....:... .Jaeil
Vocal. II Will Not Grieve" 49,. .schumann
Rondeau Brilliant .........s.......'We Weber
Young Woman Gives Recital
Tuesday evening Miss Hannah Asher
of the senior class will give her gradu-
ating recital at the college chapel, as
sisted by Miss Beulah Wright, reader,
Oskar b. Selling. violin, and Miss Car
RE T. Trowbridge. piano. The pro-
gram is as follows:
MY Heart Ever Faithful" Bach Lavisnac).
Sonata in p minor (Greig), allegro moderate,
andante. ALA minuetto, motto allegro.
Reading, The Story of a Passion" Qrv-
Ing Bacheller).
"Hark, Hark the Lark" (schubert-L iszD.
Ballade, op, ~ Chopin
Theme Narie'' (PaderewskD.
"Pollchinelle," (Rachmannoffl.
Violin. "Reverie," (veuxtemps).
Violin. "Humoresque,' (Dvorak).
"Capricclo Brillante." Qdendeissohn).
Pupils Arrange Recital
The Fillmore School of Music an
nounces a pupil recital at Symphony
hail. Blanchard building, next Tues
day evening, with the following pro-
gram:
Prelude and fugue in BACH, Miss Nellie
Dearth, pupil OF Mr.. Fillmore.
IL Ardita." (ArditD, Miss Ethel Frances
Coleman. pupil of Mr., Andersen;
Austrian Song (Paeher) Miss Gertrude
chaddock. pupil Of Miss oney.
Scene de Ballet" de BerioD. Miss Ruth
Van Pet. pupil of Mr. Cook.
''Bolero, Spanish Dances No s. Moszkow-
skid, Miss Susan Ridderhof, pupil of Messrs
Ridderhof and N. L. Ridderhof
"Carina,' (Tory), Mrs, r. A. Pierson, pupil
Song Of the Market Place." danes Buck
ham); Merchant OF Venice" act 1. scene II.
Cshakespeare), Il pray thee over-name them"
Miss Mariory Hibbs, pupil of Miss ITards.
Nocturne. op 81, No. Il Mazurka, op. Z No.
q Chopin, Miss Ellen Robinson. Times
scholarship pupil, pupil of Mrs Small
'-Fantasie Pastorale' (singelee). Miss Bea-
trice Warhanik, pupil of Mr.. Selling.
Clique from First Partta: Gavotte and mus
cite from Sixth English suite CBach), Miss
Nina Mack. pupil of Mr., Fillmore.
'Adoration," CTelmal. Edward Rivinius,
Second Air dc Ballet" op 81, (ChamInade),
Miss Hazel Green, pupil of Miss olney.
'Fantasie Caprice (Vieuxtemps). Miss
Hazel Dessery. pupil of MIR. Cook
Is Clever lmpersonator
At the recent performance given in
Los Angeles a sensation was caused
by the manner in which Clarence Win
chell, we'll known and popular young
musician of this city, rendered his solo
from Lucia" as well as by his suhse-
quent numbers which included the imi-
taton of birds and animals.
Mr.. Winchell is the possessor of a
clear, brilliant soprano voice and had
no difficulty in reaching high d
natural in the final passage of the
solo.
This was Mr. Winchell's first appear
ance in public. and the applause given
testified to his success.
Mr.. Winchell appeared as a woman,
and his part was so well taken his
closest friends found it hard to believe
it was a man who was singing. His
costume, which was greatly admired,
was of heavy white satin en- train,
beautifully embroidered with pearls
and spangles.
ODD FELLOWS BENEFIT
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS