Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10
Musical

Olga Steeb gave her second concert
at Simpson auditorium yesterday af-
ternoon. Although the audience was
not large it was enthusiastic and ap-
preciative. Many of her admirers
threw flowers at her feet.
The Gluck-St. Saens caprice AL
ceste," the Schumann "Faschings-
schwank" and the Liszt 'Rigoletto
Paraphrase" received great applause.
BY special request Miss Steeb played
the Mozart "Pastorale Varle" and
Liszt's Midsummer Nights Dream
Fantasie" as encores.
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A short musical program was an IN
teresting feature of the Gamut club
meeting Wednesday night. Oscar Sci
ling played violin solos, Gate Christo-
pher sang a number of bass solos with
Mrs. Semnacher at the piano. Ade-
laide Gosnell, the child pianist, also
played.
Mary LIE Grand Reed, whose recital
Friday evening delighted many, has
consented to sing for the members OF
the Womans Press club at their
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the AL
exandria Roland Paul, as already an
nounced will also contribute to the
program with Mrs Harmon Ruus at
the piano.
The Municipal band, Harley Hamil-
ton, director, win play the following
program in Central park today at lo
March-"rhe Falrest Of the Fair -. sousa
Espana Waltz "aIq.euae. Iqs.
Badnage
Cornet solo-"Swiss Boy ..................Bent
Messrs Bates and Halberg.
Salut d'Amour ........+.....'..''''''''..: .Esar
Orpheus overture ......................'OH .'OHehpacn
Chinese Episode ..........,,...,...'....; Bendlx
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Garden Matinee ...,.......................fr
Dnah's Jubilee ..........s,'.'.'''''''''''h@ ''h@pS
The Orpheus club has outgrown the
Simpson auditorium and 1t Is with
great pleasure that It's patrons ana
friends look forward to its new con-
cert home. It will be heard to great
ADVANTAGE in the Auditorium Thurs
day night and great success Is pre-
dicted for the enterprise shown In be-
ing the first local organization to try
the larger seating copacity.
Mrs w. A. Banks, whose contraito
voice is said to be equa1ed by few
in this country for range and concert
requirements, will be the soloist, Civ
ing several operatic selections. Les
ter Donahue, local pianist and pupil
of Thilo Becker, will be heard In sew
eral piano selections. The club Itself
will sing varied program, consisting
to the "Thanatopsis" as arranged and
set to music by Joseph Mosenthal.
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The annual concert to be given by
the Womans symphony orchestra Fri
day evening. April %. will be In the
Temple auditorium. Miss Blanche
Ruby will be the soloist and this an
nouncement in itself is sufficient to In
sure a larger audience than usually
greets this popular organization. Miss
Paloma Schramm, although busy pre-
pairing for her forthcoming concert
tour, will be heard in several solo num-
bers and will play the Emperor Con-
certo" (Beethoven):
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The Flonzaley Chamber Music quar-
tet, which is scheduled to apepar here
In concert April 2S. at Simpson audi
torium, is one OF the most popular or
ganizations now touring the country
and the most popular chamber music
organizations ever heard in this coun-
try.
To herald the praises of an organi-
zation that has already proved Its
worth is a difficult thing to do, and so
It is with the coming of the Damrosch
symphony orchestra to this city in
May. The patrons of the best In mu-
sic remember with pleasure the keen
delight enjoyed in the rendering of the
program by this orchestra here two
years ago. Mr.. Damrosch is con-
ductor OF exceptional experiences. His
orchestra this season is increased in
membership, many novel instruments
have been added TO the usual orches-
tral Instrumentation and the soloists
will include four we'll known names
beside the usual instrumental soloists.
Among the latter the name OF Alex
ander Saslavsky, the concert master
4. A~kVN IN
a host of admirers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rubo gave their
April pupils recital in their residence
studio, 2404 West Seventh street, on
wednesday afternoon. An excellent
classical program was presented by
Mines. Robert Adams, Mary Coules,
f. Powell. ]. Thayer. Ben Whitmore,
r. Hamilton and the Misses Barbara
Rlankenhorn, Leta Bishop, Marjorie
Brown, Tdith Chambers, Alice Farley,
Emily Hihbard, Henriette Hoffman,
Anna Jenkins. Ethel Long, Mabel NC
Gowan, Maude Morrison, Fanny May
er. Barbara Sawtelle. Bertha Rankine.
Marjorie Sinclair, Julia smith. JOSEF
Rubo delighted the large audience with
Verdi's cavatina, go Cara Patria,
from "Vespri Siciliani."
Mrs. Estelle HEARTH -Dreyfus will be
heard in Pasadena In a short time as
soloist at the Valley Country club, and
next week will be one of the soloists
at the Wesley Clark home In this
city.
The second concert of the American
Music Center of Los Angeles will be
given at the Burlington hotel Friday