Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
Musical

6 A N evening with women compos-
ers" was enjoyed last night in
IA auditorium of the Young
Woman's Christian Association build
ing by large gathering of music low
ers, the program being presented by
Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, pianist; Har-
ry Clifford Lott, baritone, and Ralph
Ginsburg violnist.
Following an interesting paper by
Mrs Lott the program was the fol-
lowing:
lass scotD; The Message" Frances Allil-
SEM; 1.-The Mirage" (Liza LehmanD; "The
King Is Dead" margaret r. Lang).
Violin-''Romance" "Berceuse" Ma
zurka," (Mrs. H. H. A. Beach).
Piano-'Two-P Piece Fugitive" (Clara
schumann) 'Humoresque," (Agathe Back
er- GroendahD.
Songs, with violin obligato-"sur les
Branches" Guy dHardeloD "Under the
Still White Stars" tHelen Hopekirk)
songs-"The King of Denmark's Ride"
(Mary CarmichaeD Fan Fitzgerald"
(Alicia Adelaide Needham).
Much interest is being manifested in
the forthcoming tour to the Pacific
coast of Miss Flora Wilson, colorature
soprano, daughter Of the secretary of
agriculture, who will challenge the in
terest and approval of both the social
and artistic world.
Her assisting artist will be the bril-
liant young violinist, Karl Klein, who
Travelled with Nine. Calve last season.
The tour will be under the personal
direction of ImpreSario j. e. Francke.
Beginning the last week in October,
she will be heard in Iowa, Illinois, Mis-
souri,. Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Da-
kota, Nebraska, Colorado Utah, Mon
tana, Washington, Oregon California,
AVi1 on6 oil fbrOiIph tho
south!
Nine. Carlotta Gotwaldt, a singer,
composer and teacher late of New
York, who is among the latest addi-
tions to musical circles of Los An
geles, comes highly recommended as
singer of note. Nine. Gotwaldt has
opened a studio. here and will engage
actively in her chosen profession, both
as a vocalist and teacher. The pos
SCISSOR of a beautiful mezzo-soprano
voice of dramatic quality, Nine. Got
waldt is a pupil of Cappiani and
taught for some time in the Illinois
female college at Jacksonville.
Miss Mime Jenkins will give an or
gan recital at the First United Pres
byterian church, Thursday evening,
being assisted by r. D. Evans, basso,
formerly of the Apollo club of Chicago.
The program follows:
Organ-"st Ann Fuge," (Bach); pas
torale in g." (Klein); "Intermezzo'" (Dun-
ham,
Volce-"My Axe of Steel" (Havens)
organ-"Magnidca in F." (Claussmann).
Yoice-'In Dreams I Dwell with Thee"
(Bingham).
organ-"cantilene, (MaIy); March
solenelle," (Lemaigrel'
November dates for Los Angeles
music lovers and Others
November 8, opening concert of Ellis
club, first of four events, at Simpson
auditorium, Mrs. Mary LeGrand Reed,
soloist.
Temple auditorium November 10, II,
12 and 13 with Saturday matinee,
the extravaganza, professor Napol-
con-
November II, Gamut club auditori-
UNI, Jules Koopman, violinist, and
Maurice Koopman, 'cellist, members
of the London Philharmonic orchestra,
with Mrs Harry Lott at the piano
and Harry Lott, baritone soloist
November 1S, Simpson auditorium,
Senator Robert M. LaFollette, 1.-THE
Worlds Greatest Tragedy"
November 1S, Simpson auditorium,
Madame Jeanne Jomelli, dramatic So
prano Miss Marie Nichols, violinist;
Miss Magdalene Worden, pianist.
November 10, Temple auditorium,
Symphony series will open.
November 23, Simpson auditorium,
Mrs. Bertha Baruch, musical lecture,
The Ministry of Music" assisted by
Mrs. Vaughan, soprano, in interpre-
tative song, William Edison Strow-
bridge at the piano.
November so, Simpson auditorium.
George Hamlin.
December 2, Simpson auditorium,
Los Angeles Center of the American
Music society win present a program
of American composers, introducing a
number OF local composers, as we'll as
numbers by Chadwick. MacDowell
Arthur Footc and Horatio Parker
given by local instrumentalists and
Vocalists.
December g. Simpson auditorium,
DR.. Ludwig Wullner.