Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
MuSicNOfeS

! A is ALWAYS the case at the Or
"a pheus club concerts, the first
IA event of the fifth season. for that
popular organization of profession
i ais, which took place in Simpson au-
ditorium last night, attracted an audi
ence which filled the house.
Singing without the written music
and giving nearly every number with
out piano accompaniment, the club
evinced commendable diligence and
pride in their work, and attained an
effect of artistry which is matter for
congratulation both to the club and to
the director j. z. Dupuy.
A new conner in the local field who
made her first concert appearance in
Los Angeles last night is Mrs. Stan
ley Boss Fisher. Mrs Fisher has
meZzo soprano voice of dramatic quail
| ity, which was at it's best in her first
two selections. Her group of three In
the second half Of the program were
less pleasing. Mrs. Fishers singing
leaves one with the impression that she
has a much bigger voice than she or
her teachers have yet discovered.
! Will Garroway, accompanist for the
evening, was chosen by the club from
several competitors and more than JUS
| titled the confidence placed in him. This
young musician, who has studied only
with Los Angeles teachers and was
making his initial appearance, showed
a remarkable degree of self-conhdence
and proved himself thoroughly to be
relied upon. His piano solo was one
of the enjoyable numbers of the even
! ing.
The program rendered was as fol-
! lows:
Ave Maria" ........................ Won Wilm
The Club.
(a) "Cavatine ct Air" .................. Sacchini
Drom the opera "oEdlpe colone, -i7S7j
Mrs Stanley Ross Fisher.
Inc Tear ~ ; VIII
Concert Etude op. SO ................ Mcdowell
Mr. VIII Garroway
The Devastating Storm" ......... Paul Bliss
"Annlo Laurie" ......o'.... Inc o.uo Dudley Buck
The Club.
The Image of the Rose" .......... Relchardt
Mr. Leroy Jepson and the Club ,,-..-.
| 'Wistfulness" .................. J. Lewis Browne
The Club.
(a) I'm wearn Ava. Jean" 49,: Foote
(b) "Ladde' .........................' Neidllnger
(c) After I-lBdr
Mrs Stanley Ross Fisher.
''Wlnter Song" ........................,@B Bullard
dneidental solo by Mr.. Chas W. Hatch)
The & Club
DR.. Ludwig wullner and his accom-
panist, Coenraad V. Bos, will leave
early this morning for Redlands,
where DIR. Wullner sings tonight under
the auspices of the Spinet club
DR.. Wulner's farewell recital will be
given at Simpson auditorium Thurs
day evening, and the following pro-
gram has been arranged;
"Der wegweiser," Der Lndenbaum
NUT" (w. Muller); Der Doppelganger"
by request, (Helne); "Erlkonig" by request
| (Goethe), (SchuberD.
Der arme Peter" Helne); "zwei vene-
| tlanische Liedchen." 9TH. Moore); "Autt-
/ rage" (LEgru) (Schumannl.
"Der Tambour." (Morlcke) Der Ratten-
fanger." (Goethe); "Epiphanias,' tGoethe)
Der Asra.' (Heine); CANT Rublnsteln)
| "Toten aberlied." (Holty) Elm Webb, +"
| (Heine), Ch. Sinding). DOS Lied des stein
| klopfers," (HenckelD, by request; Gaelic
! III. Hart), by request (Rich. strauss)'
Archibald Douglas" (Fontane)' (Lowe)'
|
Assisted by Alfredo Wyld-Viteri, pi-
anist, Wenzel Kopta, violinist, will
present the following program this
evening in Simpson auditorium:
Concerto for violin, op. 81 (Beethoven).
cadenzas by Joachim. r-,..... D.,
| Allegro ma non troppo; Larghetto; Ron
| do. Wenzel Kopta.
Rondo. op. 1s Chopin; Polonaise' op'
/ . CPaderewsk), Alfredo Wyld-YiterL
] Violin solo, "Barcarole." (Spohr); Can
/ zonetta" from concerto (Tsehaikowsky);
"Elfentanz," (spiess), Wenzel kopta.
piano "Marche Funebre," (Alfredo Wyld-
ViterD Caprice Espagnole,' (Moszkow-
SKID, Alfred Wylde-ViterL.
Violin, "Polonaise de Concert" (Laub)'
Wenzel Kopta.
With George Hamlin as soloist the
Los Angeles symphony orchestra will
be heard Friday afternoon in Temple
auditorium in a program which Will
| include two Beethoven numbers, these
being presented in celebration of the
anniversary of the great masters birth
day. The probram is given complete
below:
Third symphony in Flat (Eroica),
(Beethoven). Allegro con brio, marcia tune-
bre scherzo c trio finale, allegro motto.
''Prelsled," (Die Mestersinger) (Wag-
ner). .,,
TWO songs "staendschen." orehestration
by Felix Motif (schuberD: Drinking song
from "Cavalleria Rusticana," CMascagnla).
"BaSchanale from samson and Delilah'
(Saint~ Saens).
soIost George Hamlln, tenor
s.
A series of recitals to be given in
Blanchard hall within the next few
weeks will be opened by George kru-
ger, who will present program of pi-
ano numbers January T. Mrs Mary
LeGrand Reed is announced to appear
in a vocal recital the evening of Janu-
ary IA, and Heroldi is to give violin
recital the evening of January 21. The
three musicians have arranged to ap-
pear together February g.
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The Lyric club will present the fol-
lowing program December 10 at Simp-
son auditorium under the direction of
]. B. Poulin and with Miss Mary l..
O'Donoghue as accompanist:
"Carmena," CWilson).
"By Babylon's Wave" (Gounod).
Freebooter Ballads" (Wallace).
minnie Song" THE Rebel" "Son of
Nine" up in the Saddle" Harry Glrard
Mrs. Laura Seymour, ,accompanist.
"A Southern Lullaby" (Greey).
Awakening" (Jamison).
Three old songs-'Calm as the Night
(Bohur); Love, the Peddler," (German)
"Good Bye" by request, (TostD Mr.. Gil
rard.
'In Fair Seville" (Pierrle).
"The Fate of Princess Kiyo," (Hadley).
Solo parts are to be sung by Miss Helen
Brown and Miss Maude Miller
4
At the weekly recital given by the
pupils of the Davis music studio the
following program was rendered.:
"Molly," (Lobis) Miss Frances Sides
"Among the Palms." (Seiler) Miss Lulu
Houser
AT Dawning." (cadman) Miss Rebecca
Schlender.
"Greeting" (Hawley), Miss Ethel Feldt
"Fain Would Change the Note" (Nicho-
las) George L. White.