Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18

as dramatic soprano, reputation
recognized in London end other music
centers of the old world, as well as in
America, would make comment on her
work superfuous were 1t not that en-
joyment of artistry such as hers is
perennial.
Nine. Bishops interpretative powers
and finished art were never more clear
ly revealed.
Stephen Adams Farewell in the Des-
ert" was the opening number, followed
by Joscelyn's "A Painted Butterfly"
Laura Zerbe's "A Memory" the sing
er's own Dream of an Angel" the
Bach "Evermore Lost to Me-" the Re-
nato Brogi I'm Riva al Mare" Min
etti's "L'Alba Novella," the Chaminade
Love Song" the "Vissi d'Arte" from
"Tosca," a duet with Mr.. Salter, from
don Pasquale," and the "Forza del
Destino" aria.
Mrs. Lillian C. Rand, who was to
have accompanied Mme Bishop in sew
eral numbers with her harp, was not
on the program on account OF an acci-
dent to the instrument, and her place
was taken by Miss Myrtle Outlet, 9TH
erwise the program, with the addition
of several encores, was the following:
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Farewell in the Desert" new (stephen Ad-
ams).
"A Memory" (Laura Zerbe). accompanied by
the composer
"A Dream of an Angel" (Genevra Johnstone-
Bishop.
die Lorelei." (LiszD.
Aria. Cielo e Mar" from LA Gioconda,"
PonchiellD
"Evermore Lost to Me-" (Bach). written in
1875 for King Henry III; harp accompaniment.
I'm Riva al Mare" (Benato BrogD. written
for Nine. Bishop.
'L'AIba Novella.'' tMinettD. in Spanish.
Love Song Chamanade) in Spanish.
Rectative, 'Ye People Rend Your Hearts,
aria, 'If with All Your Hearts," from ELI
jah,' (Mendessohn).
Aria. 'vissi d'Arte. vissi d'Amore." from
"Tosca," PuccinD.
pace. Pace Mo DID," La Forza del Des-
tino," (VerdD.
Duet, lorna Mia Dir Che Manu-" from
Don Pasquale," DonizettD.
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C. S. De Lano will present a mandolin
orchestra of fifty players, a banjo club
of fourteen and guitar club of fifteen
at the Gamut club auditorium tomor-
row evening. A choice program has
been prepared. Mrs. F. Bacon, con-
tralto. will assist. The program is the
following:
apollo Overture (stoddard); Indian
Frolics," (Sawyer) C. S. De Lano's Mandolin
and Guitar club,
Twilight Reverie Waltz" Concert March,
''Husking Bee." CBacon) Banjo club.
Medley Overture" (Eno); Tale of the
Honey Bee,' (Ada Cheney, Lyra Mandolin
and Guitar club directed by Mrs c. S. De
Lano
"Bolero waltzes," (stauffer) Loretta Schot-
tische," sDe Lano) Guitar club.
Gibson March," (Bohm); Spanish Gaiety"
(Eno) Mandolin orchestra 50 players
west Lawn Polka" banjos (Glynn) Misses
C. Glass. M. Rose, E. Lutnesky, X. Wren. $.
Cave, Mr.. C. s De Lano.
Love, the Peddler." (German). Mrs r.
FANTASIA" guitar (De Lano) c. S. De Lano
Overture, Light Cavalry" (suppe). Mando-
lin orchestra.
Archibald Sessions. assisted by Ma
dame Elsa Won Grofe Menasco, 'cellist,
will give his seventy fourth organ re-
cital Wednesday afternoon in Christ
church. The following program has
been prepared:
Pastoral Sonata" Op. SS (Rheinberg), pas
torate, intermezzo. fugue
'Andante Cantabile," (TschaikowsSy).
Extract from Rustic Wedding" symphony
(Goldmarlx). Brides Song In the Garden"
Cello sonata (Corelli, 165S-171S). Preludio,
alemanda, sarabanda.
Serenade, by special request, (SchuberD.
"Toccata In e Major" (Homer N BartletD.
Next recital will be the night of May
S, and Mrs. Robert Wankowski, So
prano, and the Christ church choir
will assist.
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Under the auspices of the Musical
salon, Alberta Curry will be heard in
violin recital at Gamut auditorium the
night of May 3, and with the assistance
of Mrs. Estelle Heartt-Dreyfus and
Mrs. NJ Hennion Robertson win render
the following program:
Sonata for piano and violin (Rubinstein)
first movement Alberta Curry and Mrs. Robin
son.
Romance in F Major" (Beethoven).
''Barcarolle." (TschaikowskD.
.Gipsy Dance" (Nachez)
Songs, Estelle Heartt Dreyfus, contralto:
Itch Liebe Dich," -tGrieg); "An Den Traum,"
(Cornelius); Spanish Love Song" (Chamin-
ade); 1.-THE Birds Go North Again." CWilleby)
Cradle Song (Vannah).
Three compositions Oscar Werner) Mazurka,
Melodie Spanish Dance.
Faust Fantasie,'' (Sarasate).
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The meeting of the Matinee Musical
club will be held at the home of the
vice president, Mrs. Harry Cardell, on
South Burlington street Friday. The
works of Chopin will furnish the topic
for the program, and Miss Cora Foy
will deliver an address.
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There is every probability" says the
London Daily Express. that Miss
Ethel Smyth's opera, The Wreckers,'
will shortly be produced by the After
noon theater at His Majesty's. This