Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

musical lines is such that he may be
considered a distinct acquisition to the
musical circles of Los Angeles.
s.
Miss Frieda Peycke, monologist and
composer, gave a program Of her own
compositions at Throop polytechnic al
Pasadena this week with great success
The Matinee Musical club VIII meet
| Thursday afternoon, March II, St
Patrick's day, at the home of Mrs. E.
M. Coleman, 1923 West Fifth street
Mrs. Coleman win be assisted by her
daughter, Miss Ethel. Chamlnade and
| Irish music will be studied. The pro-
gram will be given by Miss Ethel Cole
man, Franklin Newman, Mrs. j. Hanst
Miss Pauline Eastman. Mrs. w. g.
Neff. Mrs. J. 7. McNeely and Miss
Barbara Taylor
Archibald Sessions will give his
eighty-hfth organ recital Wednesday
afternoon at Christ church, when he
will have the assistance of Miss Mary
e. Gowans, contralto The program is
announced as follows:
Concert rondo CAlfred Hollins).
AndantnO, from symphony In r minor
CTschaikowsky).
Barcarole Gemare).
Marche Tunebre ct Chant seraphlque Gull
manD.
jesus; aria. God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears" from "The Light Of the World" (sul-
lvan).
Marche Nuptlale CGustin Wright.
Mr.. Sessions next recital is an
nounced for Wednesday evening, April
6, with Mrs. II. L. Macneil, yiolinist,
and Miss Myrtle outlet, harpist, as
sisting.
The uncertainty of the railroads,
owing to bad conditions through
out the west have made the ar
rival of travelling artists little uncer-
tain. A delay of several days en- route
from Chicago caused Miss Tille Koe-
men, the Dutch contralto, to miss her
engagement locally last Tuesday night.
Manager Behymer has rearranged her
South California time so that she will
be able to sing at Simpson auditorium
tomorrow evening.
Miss Koenen's very excellent work
at the Symphony on Friday proclaimed
her one of the great queens of song
and fully substantiates the indorse-
ments of the European and eastern
critics. The fact that she has sung re-
turn dates with most of the big clubs
and the symphony orchestras of the
to the symphony patrons that they
We're to enjoy treat last Friday. This
has augmented the advance sale for
Monday. and a greeting second only to
that accorded the Los Angeles idol,
Schumann- Helnk. is predicted.
Miss Koenen is delighted with her
reception i'm Southern California, and
Is very anxious to show what she can
do in recital. Special terms will be
given to teachers and students of mu-
sic and to the subscribers to the Great
Philharmonic course.
The program has already been an
nounced and includes Schubert,
Brahms, Laudon, Ronald, Richard
Strauss and Hugo Wolf in the very
considerable list of composers.
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One of the Lenten concers will be the
recital of Nine. Evelina Roberti,
French Canadian dramatic soprano,
who Will be heard at Simpson audi
torium on Thursday evening, March
IL. Nine. ROberti studied under the
best masters in Paris and afterwards
made considerable success in principal
roles in the Italian-F French dramatic
repertoire. Nine. Roberti will be as
sisted by several local artists, and has
secured the Endorsement of many social
patronesses. who are acquainted with
her ability as a singer and composer.
The program follows:
Organ solo, William Edison strobridge
Aria, 'Freyshutz," Nine. Evelina Roberti.
''Satorella' tNatinD, Miss Beatrice Azuas
erti.
Aria, from chalet" (Adam). W. Oliver
Aria, 'Cavatine Trovatore" CVerdD, Mime.
Evelina Roberti
Recitati THE Soul of the VIOLIN" Mrs
Claudia Hazen White.
Duet, "Troyatore" (verdD. Nine. Evelina
Roberti and w. Oliver.
'scherzo Caprice" (RobertD. Dreamy SYM
phony' RobertD. Nine. Evellna Roberti
'Infamatus' RossinD, Nine. Eveina Rob-
erti, with chorus. piano. violin and organ.
Nine L. Audet at the piano.
s.
Marjorie and Benton Cook and Edna
Emery Jones are travelling together in
Southern California for professional
purposes as well as for recreation.
Marjorie Benton Cook is well known
as the author of Modern Monologues."
and Dramatic Episodes" She is a
writer with exceptional insight and de-
livers her monologues most charm
ingly. She is unique in the fact that
she gives nothing except her own
writings.
Edna Emery Jones is a great favorite
in Boston, where she comes from a
talented family, who gave her eXcep-
tional educational advantages, and
where she perfected herself so COM
pletely in her art that she has but
few equals in her style of work which
she calls Tone Pictures"
This afternoon at A o'clock Estere
Heart Dreyfus will give her annual
Lenten song recital at the Woman's