Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23

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vocated before the solons at Sacra-
mento this winter, will escape to more
progressive sections and some school
board on the Atlantic coast or in the
middle west will adopt and call its own
this measure, which is certain to come
into universal use and which should
have its first try-out in Los Angeles.
Lillian B. Peters, president and man
ager of the Chopin club of Los An
geles, is completing the details for the
two concerts which have been an
| nounced for May rs and 30, in Temple
auditorium.
The William. Tell overture, Concert
Galop (Sponholtz), Coronation March
| (Meyerbeer), and 1.-The Awakening of
the Lion" Ode Konski), will be given by
| fifty pianists at twenty-five pianos, and
the famous largo by Handel will be
played on fifty violins with organ OBJ
| ligato.
Bruce Gordon Kingsley, who is to
accompany, will also render the over
lures to "Oberon" and "Euryanthe"
(Von Weber,, and the Tannhauser and
Rienzi overtures (Wagner).
Fidelia Maennerchor viii repeat
three chorus numbers given at their
! recent concert, and Arnold Won der
Aue, dramatic tenor formerly with the
Savage Opera company, will contribute
Dl5 nuiuDGIS " GdCl plOS ltllllB IlG
recitatiVe and aria, IF With All our
Heart" from Elijah, with the organ,
and "a La dome mobile" from Rigo-
| lett, among others.
Maurice I<oehler, a young Bohemian
violinist, will give a Mendelssohn and
Refs number.
I Lillian Peters will be heard in three
piano numbers, THE Two Angels" q.
| BlumenthaD, Whispering Wind" Oh.
A. WollenhaubD, "Miserere" (Listz-
Peters,.
Miss Maud Nichplaides of the Occi-
dental School of Music, assisted by
Mrs. Edith Grant, soprano, Miss Lou
Crinklau soprano, and Miss Edith Par
ker, accompa1ist, will give a piano
recital at 124 West Avenue 50 the after
noon of May 20.
The program will include the follow
ing selections:
Prelude in minor Bach).
Sonata, op. 3 No. CBeethoven).
still vie die Nacht' (3ohm). Mrs Grant
Luetzow's Wilde Jagd (IIiLer), Miss Nico-
ladies and Miss Palmer.
II would That My Love" Ofendelssohn),
Miss Crinklau and Mrs. Grant.
Prelude in L minor Gdendeissohn)
Two Mazurkas Chopin.
Novelette, (Schumann).
Impromptu (Reinhold)
Mozart festival plays to be performed
mich, from July 81 to August s. under
the direction of Felix Motif, are the
following:
"Figaro's eWddlng" (tw!ce), Don
Giovanni" (twice), "The Elopement
from the Serial" (once), "Cosi
"Figaro's Wedding will be performed
by: Herr Feinhals and Herr Brodersen,
Graf Almaviva; Fri. Fay and Fri. Ko-
BOTH Grafin Fri. Tordek and Fri. v.
Fladung, Cherubim; Herr Gilman
and Herr Schreiner, Figaro; Frau Bo-
setti and Frau Kuhn Drummer, Susan
ne; Frau reuse-Matzenauer and Fri.
Hofer, Merzelline; Herr Sieglitz, Bar
tolo Herr Walter and Herr Kuhn,
Basilio; Herr Gels, Antonio; Fri V.
Fladung and Fri Koch, Barbarine;
Herr Hofmueller, Don Curzio. For
Don Giovanni are designed: Herr
Feinhals, Don Giovanni; Frau Burk-
Berger, Donna Anna; Herr Buysson
and Herr Walker, Oktavio; Herr Ben
der and Herr Gilman, Comthur; Fri.
PATHFINDER and Frau Preuse Matzen-
auer, Elvira; Herr Gels and Herr Sieg-
litz, Leporello; Herr Bauerberger, Ma
setto; Frau Rosetti or Frau Kuhn
Bruner, Zerlina. 1.-THE Elopement from
the Serair will be performed by: Herr
| Bauerberger, Bassa Selim; Herr Wal
| ter, Belmonte; Frau Bosetti, Con-
stance; Fri. " Fladung or Frau Kuhn
| Drummer, Blonde; Herr Kuhn, Pedrillo;
Herr Sieglitz or Herr Gilman, Os-
man; Herr Lohfing, Klass. For "Cosi
fan lutte" are designed: Fri. Fay,
Fiordiligi; Fri. Koboth or Fri Tor
dek, Dorabella; Herr Brodersen, Gugli-
elmo Herr Walter, Fernando; Frau
Bosetti, Despina; Herr Bauerberger,
Don Alfonso.
Mrs. Flora Cosper will go with Miss
Gertrude Barrett when she leaves for
New York early in June to join the
Fadettes, an eastern woman's orches.
ira.
Mrs. Cosper, who has played bass
with the Los Angeles Woman's orches-
ira, will become a member of the Fad
cites for the summer months and play
with them at Hammerstein's theaterI
in New York, in Boston and in other
eastern cities.
A piano recital viii be given by adj
vanced pupils of Leslie Marsh at Ebell
club house the evening of June l.
=
Students of the Boston School of Elk
preston gave recital Tuesday night
in Assembly hall.
On account of a misplaced sheet of
copy, the recital given last week by the
violin pupils Of Arnold Krauss was not
mentioned in these columns. The pro-
gram was merltOrlouS tIrouSnoul. TIC
young people had the assistance of Mrs.
Harry Clifford Lott, Mrs Elizabeth
Eichelberger and Mrs. w. c. Read, ac-
companists.
The selections rendered were: Con
certo" opus GA (Mendelssohn), Leroy
Painter; "Ballade and PoIonaise"
CVieuxtemps), Miss Mary Read; third
concerto, B minor (Saint-Saens), Ralph |
Ginsburg; first movement Concerto"
on. Ga (Mendessohn), Miss Eta Kraft; |
"Concerto" G. minor No. 1 (Bruch), !
Miss Sadie stanton; Faust Fantasia
CWieniawski), Miss Nancy Grail; vi
geunerweisen" (Sarasate), Miss Mary
Read: "Chaconne," violin alone (Bach), |
Ralph Ginsburg.
OCEAN PARK