Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06

none but an artist of exceptional
powers would consider:
Mitrane aria ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rossi u66S)
Sung In Italian.
Sapho aria. a....................... Charles Gounod
Sung in French.
Mignon aria Ambrose Thomas
Aria from Samson and Delilah" ..Saint-saens
a. Itch Liebo Dich" Beethoven
b. 'Neue Liebe, Neues Leben". "....... Beethoven
C. "Die Junge Nome" Schubert
d. "wahin'' (by request). Schubert
e. Der Erlkonig'' (by requesO ..,..... Schubert
b. I'm Herbst ....'..,........;.';. ROBERT franz
c. Sechs Ungarische Zigeunerlieder. job. Brahms
a. Water Nuser" Carl krebs
O. O. Aria sl from from "ijai Mendelssohn
with organ accompaniment.)
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Pupils of the Verdi school of music
under the direction of Signor Pietro
Buzzi will assist in a benefit concert
for Miss Rachel Gonzales at symphony
hall, Blanchard building, next Thurs
day evening.
This program is announced:
''Cruda Funesta smania," from the opera
Lucia di Lamermoor" "................D .Donizetu
Willis Rhodes.
Passion del Alma mia," from the opera
"Anillo de Hero" ".,,.............,.....Ma Marques
Miss Rachel Gongales
stride La Vampa," from the opera III
Miss Alice Capron.
winter Storm" from the opera Die VAL
kure" ..........:......:::..;'..'. wagner
Mott Mitchell
'Guarda che Blanca Luna" (dueO .Campana
Misses Rachel Gonzales and Alice Capron
while Love and Life Shall Last" (song).
Edward Pedigrift
"Cera una Volta un Principe" from the
opera I'll Guarany' Gomez
Miss Lucy La Costa Godsey.
'Habanera," from the opera Carmen. .Bizet
Miss Grace alamantes,
Toreador song from the opera Carmen" .Bizei
c. Mortimer Stuart.
&. Matadores sextette, from the opera la
b. FAITHFUL and True" from the opera
'Lohengrin' ..........'......... ....'...,. wagner
c. Sextette from the opera Lucia di Lam
Sung by Misses La Costa Godsey, GLADYS
Crosse, Rachel Gonzales, Mott Mitchell, w.
Rhodes. Mortimer Stuart Edward Pedigrlft.
Miss Irma Hahn. accompanist
The pupils of Laura Wilson White
appeared in recital Friday night at
Ebell club house. The program was
varied and the readings and recitations
were well selected and delivered with
dramatic feeling and good taste. The
numbers on the program were:
Orchestra.
MAUD Muller Cwhittier). Bessie Beatrice
TN the Barn. (Brooks) Ina Decker.
Her Cuban Tea (Pheps), Miss Edna Smith.
''Po' LIP Cat" Miss Norma Dennison.
''Bessie's Practice Hour (Phelps), Cleora
Owens.
Hearts Ease" (AIorrls). Carlotta Danne-
baum.
little Lame Boy (anonymous), Helen Sar-
gent
Orchestra.
marble Dream" Laureame. Blind Camille,
'aTwo Girls (Bangs), Narcissa Sheets, Ruth
Talley.
Orchestra
''My Sisters Best Fellow (anonymous),
sketch-''When the Light Burned Low
CWhite), Thomas Gordon, Margaret Gordon,
Hazel Gordon Mr.. Carson, Iris Weber Madge
Weber, John Matthews. Merle Morrison,
blanche Guthrie, I.u Ethel Austin, Roy Wag-
ner, Miriam White, Ailene Beach, Otto Danne-
baum.
Spengler and Leila Morrison.
"My Studio (Benjamin), Mrs Deacons.
Famine" from 'Hlawatha" (Longfellow)
Mrs Adelaine LIE Blonde
Aunt Elnoras Hero" Anonymous), Viola
Spengler.
Members of the orchestra were these
pupils from the Lyric school of music:
Miss Luella McCune, director; Misses
Lietzan, William Walker, Misses Craw-
ford, e. l.. Cooper, Miss House and
Mrs Agnes Higgins. The ushers were
Miss Anne Gates, Miss Elizabeth Kiser,
Miss Effie Fairchilds, Miss Mae Gibson,
Miss Halle Lund and Miss Daisy
Craig.
On Tuesday evening last Miss Lillian
Adams and Mrs. Caroline E. Tew en-
tertained with q students piano and
song recital at the beautiful hall in
Majestic Theater building. About 300
appreciative guests responded and the
following program was beautifully rem
dered:
No. Ia. 1.-THE F1atterer' (Chaminade), b.
Mnuetto (PaderewsSD, Miss Enid Grant.
No, "a Elegy (MasseneD, b. Spring Song
MAUD Valerie White, Miss Mabel Cory
No ga. PAN (Godard). b. Melody in T
Rubnstein) Miss virginia a ln,a Hayden, ..,,.,,.
Clover C3rowneD, Gayle Edmiston.
No 5-a Impromptu (SchuberD, b. "Taren-
tella" (Heller), Miss Irene Park Campbell.
No Ga. Little One a-Cryn' !" (oley
speaiss), b. "sprlngtide" (Becker), Miss Mable
Collins.
Jaroslaw de Zielinski, a pianist of
national reputation, has come here
from New York and may be heard later
i'm some recitals. Mr. De Zielinski is a
special contributor to The Musician
and The Etude, the former having for
the reader in it's February issue an in
teresting article of his on Chopin, while
in The Etude for this month he con-
tinues a discussion of italian masters
of the piano begun lin the January
number.
Mr.. de Zielinski is a past president
of the New York State Music Teachers
association, a member of the national
as well as the international Society of
Musicians and a member of the famous
Scola Cantorum Of Paris. He has been
always admired for his artistry and
brilliant technic-