Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09
Musical

as we'll. For a number of years re-
quests have been given for popular
symphony concert with augmented or
chestra and soloists, on the music fes-
tival idea Miss Cora Foy, manager OF
the woman's orchestra has interested
Conductor Harley Hamilton IN unltlnE
with the organization of winch she Is
the leader the membership of the Los
Angeles Symphony orchestra, me
combined organizations have the al,
vantage of having worked for seVeral
seasons under Mr. Hamilton's direction,
and consequently splendidly rendered
program may be anticipated.
The seventy-two players of the SYM
phony and the sixty-two members Oh
the womans orchestra Will give con
cert by the largest number OF players
ever assembled under one baton Wes' aS
of Chicago, at the Auditorium, May u,
at o'clock y Soloists will be Madame
Genevra Johnstone- Bishop, soprano
and Arnold Krauss, Viollnist.
The complete program folloWs'
"War Mercy of the Priests A'''a''" y
Eighth symphony in B minor tunhnishedl'
Schubert Allegro moderate, andante con mote moto,
Let the Bright seraphim' Sa'iisoh
Overture to Hamlet" Gade.
''Poonaise Militaire," Chopin. :, ..,,or
-. Two movements from concerto f. minor
Sfendelssohn. Andante, allegretto non troppo'
allegro motto vivace. ,u
Two eegiac melodies for strings ls.s,5oiie slo"9'
Grieg. L "Herzwunden' C'Hearts Nounus j.
2. I'm Fruhling" ('Springtme) j.
Overture to william Tell.
A future event that is being eagerly
anticipated is the program announced
for Thursday night in Temple Audi
torium, when 1.-The Violin Maker OF
Cremona," supplemented by fine vocal
and instrumental music, Will De pre-
sented under the auspices OF the CAM
ut club. -, :.
The first half of this program will in
clude a group of songs by Mrs. Bertha
Vaughn, lyric soprano violin nunlpels
NV Ienaz Fduard Harold and baritone
solos by Harry Clifford Lott. Dali
housie Young will be at the piano.
feature of "The Violin Maker OF
Cremona" will be a solo by Eugene
Nowland, who will play the title role.
The deformed violin maker, VINO
loves the beautiful daughter OF me
master. a character to be interpreted
by Florence stone, as warmly as does
Sandro, the handsome youth, creates
wonderful violin with his own hanqs.
Incidentally the instrument WINS tLle
girls hand, as a prize in a violin max
mo contest But the unfortunate
youth, learning that the beautiful giri
loves Sandro, seeks to sacrlnce lne
longed for prize. During the tense 81.
nation he plays his beloved Vlolln'
Nh NoWland will be accompanied for
this number on the grand pipe organ
The sale of seats to the double enter
tainnent began at Bartletts music
store yesterday. The deihahu ioL ,]II nIA19
and desirable locations opened briskly-
II is expected that crowded mousse
will greet the musicians ana actors
Thursday evening.
Arnold Krauss will present his pu-
nils in violin recital Friday evening in
Gamut auditorium. r.,
The program will include the fol-
lowing numbers;
Concerto. op 81 (Mendelssohn, andante
hns,g aGisds i.e and Poonaise Cvleuxtemps), Miss
Mary Read ,, .,> ,,o
q gro non troppo andantino quasi allegretta'
6nale moderate, allegro non troppo' Ralph
First movement concerto op. Ga (Mendels-
S'aan Concerto G minor No CBruch), introdue-
tion allegro moderator, adagio. Miss Sadie
Faust fantasia cwieniawslD. Miss Nancy
.zigeunerweisen" (sarasate). Miss Mary
"chaconne" violin alone Bach. Ralph
At the piano, Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, Mrs.
Elizabeth Eichelberger Mrs. W. c. Read
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The comic opera. "Fleurette," given
by the junior choir of Christ church
Thursday evening at Gamut club, was
a success III tNtiy way AiiN AeAi SN
audience expressed its satisfaction by
frequent applause, where solo or Choir
us work merited it, until the recalls
were at times denied, that the play
might not drag. About seVenty-hve
members of the choir took part in the
two acts, and an entre-act, where the
smaller boys and girls gave their PA
jana Chorus" followed by a chorus
of thirty girls who sang 20, Lovely
Night" from the "Tales of Hoffman,"
with charming effect
The baritone chorus of older boys,
Life Is but a Dream also merited
the houors OF an encore.
Hazel Landers and Hazel Rose in
the title roles as Fleurette and Lieut..
Rene were warmly applauded in the
finale of the first act and throughout
the evening their voices were delight
fully musical and their actions natural
and free from staginess. Helen Rock
well was very good in action and
makeup. Alice Adams. Marta Dunn,
Dorothy Barton and Mary Hotchkiss
in the roles of proprietress and shop
girls filed their positions perfectly,
and Fleurette's dog, Happy, was not
in the least affected by stage fright,
and came to attention" as promptly
as Lieut.. Rene.
Herr Arnold Won der Aue. formerly
of Zurich and London and recently of
the Savage opera company of New
York, will appear i'm concert in Los
Angeles for the first time, under the
direction of the Fidelia Singing So
ciety Friday evening. The program is
- arranged so that Herr Won der Aue
will sing in English. German and
French. The Fidelia society, under
the direction of Prof. Fritz Reser, has
in rehearsal new chorus numbers.
which promise to be of especial inter-
est.
Bruce Gordon Kingsley and Miss
Mabel Robinson will assist at the
organ and piano. Miss Cook soprano
soloist, will complete the program,
which is as follows;
Overture
Die Meistersanger Vorspel' (R. Wagner),
Mr.. Kingsley.
'Au Die Kunst' Wagner-W -Weinwurms),
with organ accompaniment by Mr. Kingsley,
Fidea Mannerchor,
Der Erlkoenig" (SchuberO "Ungeduld"
(Schubert), Herr Won der Aue
die Abend Apier' (AttenhofeD Fidelia
Mannerchor
Soprano solo Miss Cook.
Organ solo. Largo ". HandeD. Mr. Kings
ley.
Aus der Jugendzeit" Radeoke), "Pl Sing
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