Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

concert of the present season in the
Auditorium Tuesday night, November
! %. Mr.. Dupuy, since the organization
of the club it's conductor, is promising
some excellent programs and a few
novelties.
Miss Laura Zerbe's songs are meeting
with immediate success since their
publication. Her new composition,
1.-The Sea Gull" has been dedicated to
! David Bispham. and so thoroughly en-
! joyed by the latter that he wrote a
charming letter of appreciation to Miss
Zerbe.
The Symphony orchestra season for
1910-1911 promises to be the most bril-
liant of the thirteen they have had.
The opening concert will be on Novem-
Der is at the Auditorium, and with an
augmented organization and novel
music the patrons are assured of a
splendid performance. The soloists will
include Emilio de Gogorza, Spanish
baritone; lilly Koenen, the Dutch con-
tralto, and Arnold Krauss, the concert
master. Last Thursday the season
tickets were placed on sale for the
patrons of last year. and will continue
subject to their disposal until October
81. when the sale will be open to the
public. A number of changes and adj
ditions will be made to the programs
as given below, but these are the SYM
phonies to be presented:
First concert. November 1S-Fourth sym
phony in minor tTschaikowsky); suite
Hamlet and Ophelia" (MacIowelD; over
ture, THE Tanning of the Shrew' (Goetz)'
Second concert. December Fourth sym
phony in B flat (Beethoven); overture
"Leonore No. g. (Beethoven); second poloh-
aise in E major (Liszt).
phony in minor (Mendelssohn): prologue
to Tennyson's 1.-THE Passing OF Arthur
BUSCH overture, 'Sakuntala" (Goldmark)
Fourth concert. February 1O-Symphony
Prom Italy Orchard strauss); symphonic
poem Mirage" (shapleigh); overture to
"Anacreon" (CherubinD.
Fifth concert, March 10-Second sym
phony in D minor (Sinding); I'm Fruhling''
overture (Goldmark); Irish Rhapsody
sixth program, Wagner concert, April 7
(I,ohengrin): Might Song" Tristin and Is
olde (AIbumblatt); introduction and bacch-
anale (Tannhauser), Waldweben (Siegfriedl ;
finale to "Die Walkeuere" (Vorspiel to Die
Meistersinger).
The De Chauvenet Conservatory of
Music announces the beginning of its
fifth season Of concert recitals in the
conservatory auditorium, 845 Figueroa
street, the first to take place next Sat
urday afternoon at 2:9O p. m.
The Composers Study club will have
an interesting talk on Liszt by Rev.
Robert L. Windsor at o'clock.
Following is the program:
''Renla" Cvon der Mehden), conservatory
orchestral IAN Open Secret (vocaD,
(Woodman); Bohemian Girl' CWetterer),
Ottor Dannebaum; 'Priere" (violin)'
(Kriens), Bessie Crammer; "Marche Tun-
fsienne" CWittman) Karl Wagner; Sam
son and Dellah" (vocaD, est. saens) Mrs:
Agnes Jakimowicz; "Pecadoras Song of
Triumph" de chauyenep Margot G Gali6i
second rhapsodie (LiszD, Ardis Blanche
Odds; third air ''varie de Bellinr" (violin)'
(Dancla, op; ss), Doyle Cox Cox Dam" Dance
(Olszewsl1i-Weber), Julie Olszewsh; prelude
CRachmaninoff), F. Theodore Thomas; Sex
tet of Lucia" (Donlzetti). Nine. de Chau-
venet Mrs. Jakimowicy, Senior Marsho,. Mr..
Chandler NJ. de Chauvenet. Mr. Hara;
"Soiree de Vienne" (Schubert-L iszt). Jean
de Chauvenet ''Polonaise Brilliante'
(Weber- Liszt). first piano, Arts olds;. sec
end piano. Jean de Chauvenet; orchestra
Karl Prochnow, concert meister; "lntam-
matus" (RossinD, Nine. de ChauVenet ana
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