Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-10
Music

The Symphony concert yesterday af-
ternoon in the Auditorium proved once
more that tremendous Improvement in
the work of the orchestra which the
first concert earlier in the season prom
ised. The two Beethoven numbers were
rendered with decision and force, and
the reading under Harley Hamilt1n'S
direction was authoritative and found
well deserved admiration on every side.
The Fourth symphony in b flat went
with a smoothness and beauty that
called forth decided applause. The
strings are improving in unity of phras
ing and expression, and brasses and
wood winds were heard to vastly better
advantage than In their first concert of
the season last month.
Emilio de Gogorza, baritone, assisted
in the program. His first number was
the Massenet aria, "'Roi de Lahore,
and his singing with the orchestral ac-
compartment served to revive and
stimulate interest which his recital ear
lier in the week had awakened. His
songs provided for the full display of
that beautiful vocalization which with
the perception of artistic values makes
his work so interesting. The Faust"
aria, >"Dio Possente," was given later
in the program, and the singer was
given a veritable ovation, responding
which the demand was inslstent.
The orchestra played the "Lenore"
overture No. 8 (Beethoven). and to
close an orchestral arrangement of
Liszt's "Polonaise in 70 Major"
The next concert is announced for
January Is, with Nine. Gerville-Reache
as soloist.
A brilliant program has been ar
I,n fa ha
given Friday afternoon, December 23,
at the Auditorium. Soloists for the
occasion will be Emilio de GogorZa,
baritone and Madame katherine Fisk,
dramatic contralto. The Los Angeles
Symphony orchestra will support the
singers and give several numbers be-
sides, making a musical offering of
rare merit anti one which members OF
the teaching force of Southern Califor-
mia may thoroughly enjoy.
Members of TIE De Chauvenet Com
poser's Study club will meet this after
noon at the school auditorium. 845
South Figueroa street. and following a
half hour talk on Handel by Madame
Jean de Chauvenet this progranlwill be
given:
Eyes of Blue" .'.Coster
Conservatory orchestra
Moonlight the Cliff" Seller
Daisy Daniels.
Martha" (violin) ..........,.......,.....F Fiotow
Flora Nusser.
''secret Wishes ........,........,......... Lange
Gladys Stanchfeld.
Moderate Parlando ......-.........de Chauyenet
Otto Dannebaum.
Pizzlcato Serenade Cyiolin). Franklin
Stanley Carnahan.
Etude in ...,.,.......,..,.-....s..,. .Cfaner
Gertrude Fleber.
(a) HE Shall Feed His Flock; 0b) Come
Unto Him ..............t..,...-.-S. - Handel
Reginald Ranyard, Mrs. Agnes Jakimowicz.
C major concerto .4s+, Beethoyen
Margot Gabard. first piano; Ards olds, ;
second plano; orchestra.
Air OF 'Salome" (vocaD D........,....... .Massenet
Christine Thompson.
"Dolly's Lullaby ..............,f.., Armstrong
Fannie Stevens, Constance Ranyard,
moonlight on the Hudson" n"....,....,... Wilson
Irene Westbund.
THE Serenader' ......,...-....,...,.s.,E Eyersole
Clara videen
"Pas Redouble' ................,.......,Ke Ketterer
Carl Wagner.
''We'H Go and Seek" (duet) .......... Campana
Nine do Chauvenet, Mrs. Agnes Jal1imowicz.
Hungarian Concerto Pathetique.. de Chauvenet
Ardis Blanche Olds FIRST piano: Jean de
Chauvenet, second piano; Doyle Cox.
violinist; orchestra, Karl Proeh
now. concert mestor
'ePecadora lpiano) and Romance (vioin)
edition Leducl Paris, de chauvenet's latest
compositions.