Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
Music Notes

The coming of the Ohlmeyer band
to this city next Thursday and Friday
at the Auditorium is of special in
terest to the patrons of good music,
and particularly those fond of militant
band music Mr.. Ohlmeyer has for
years made the study of the music
of Sousa as we'll as Victor Herbert,
two of Americas greatest musicians
in their respective lines, his principal
endeavor, and has drilled and coached
his organization until now he is con-
sidered the best exponent of this style
of music outside of the originatorS.
Their music always finds a prominent
place on the Ohlmeyer programs, and
during the engagement in this city
ene-half of each Of the evening pro-
grams will be devoted to the Sousa
compositions. Tickets may be secured
at the Auditorium box office, Monday,
and for the benefit of those who en-
joy going over the programs in ad
vance of the concerts, they are given
in detail below:
MATINEE AT O'CLOCK, JUNE 16
Overture, "Mysora" Wettge
Cornet solo, Caprice Brilliant. Clarke
Serenade, (a) "DAmOur". ........ Won Blom
Entr' Acte (b) Little Duchess" De Koven
Piccolo solo sylvia Scherzo" ....... There
Themes from the opera, Algeria" Herbert
From Henry VII. Three Dances" 49,. Suppe
Fluegal horn solo. Forget Me- Not" German
From suite Rural Scenes, C(a) Pas
toral," In the Meadows". ..... y. Matt
Celebrated CD Menuet" ......... .Bocherini
Euphonium solo, The Heart Bowed
Grand marcn, Die Foikunger' .hretscnmer
EVENING AT O'CLOCK, JUNE l6
Dramatic overture. I'll Guarany' 80. Gomez
Cornet solo, showers of Gold".... Clarke
From suite LArlesienne, suite No. l,
(a) "Adagio" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bzet
From suite La Feria, (b) Los Toros'
Euphonlum solo, Seventh Air Varie"..
...... 80. .,.....,............D De Beriot
Descriptive, Dance of the serpents'
r,.oI,ers,
Fleugal horn solo, "Original Song and
From three quotations, Il, Too, Was
English horn solo played by Mr.. Wauters
From three quotations, In Darkest AT,
Tiea .,' .o ,ccoio .,picaro65n.
Trio for cornets THE Three Solitaires'
Messrs Clarke Hughes and Richardson
Grand suite, Looking Upward" -:
(a) "By the Light of the Polar STAR
o. Mars and Venus .......''''''
MATINEE AT O'CLOCK, JUNE II
Overture, Morning, Noon and Night In
coTnsf TIe4ns Solo, :.valse brilliant. Clarke
Intermezzo, (a) "Liebestraum' Won Blom
From his celebrated dances, CD span
EaShonia@ iSf 6Uin90 solo. THE ResurTection
rr9m sGns Nell ell Gwyn. Merry Makers
rrom Dan'' Carmen" introduction and
F,eusai ehoPpg horn solo. spring Song"
Spanish Bolero, "serenade Andalouse'
Piccoio solo "Kinloch of Kinloch"
Overture, lie Domino Noir'' .:...;:. Auber
Evening AT 8 O'CLOCK. JUNE II
cornet solo, Bride of the Waves" Clarke
VaIse lento, (a) ocean Breezes' Herbert
From L'Arlesienne. suite No. p (b2
Euphonium 3 solo "Grand Air varie"
worspjel, Die Foikunger" 49,, Kretschmer
March, 1.-THE Stars and Stripes Forever.
Fleugnl horn solo, "orlginal Song and
Dance" ................ -. 80 :. 'fi
From three quotations, II, Too. Was
Born in Already. y"............: -; .Sousa
English horn solo played by MT. WaueeFs'
From three quotations, I'm Darkest AZ
PoIacca for piccolo, "Picaroon" sousa
Trio for cornets. THE Three soiltaires eousa
Messrs Clarke. Hughes and Richardson
Grand suite Looking Upward .:''' Sousa
by the Light of the Polar star '.'' Sousa 5o,,sa
Mars and Venus" ..''''.''''''''' '9'U13
Students of the Won Stein academy
gave a recital at the Gamut club audi
torium Tuesday, and the young players
acquitted themselves with credit. Those
participating in the program Were'
Ruth Wilmington, Constance Kaplan,
Eleanor Gress, Elsa Seidel, Selma Sic
gelman, Bertha Mckay, Iva Halanan'
Helen Adams, Marie Jones, Estelle van
Deusen. Marie Wattron, Dorsey Whit
tinpton' Nellie West, Nellie Brigham,
Wickern, Blanche Shelton, Lo-
retta Payson, Raymond Schouten, MO-
ma NeWkirk, Clarence Bates and Clara
RussakoV.
Ruth Inez Dearborn will give piano
recital Thursday evening at the EpelI
club. Miss Dearborn is'a pupil of Wal
do F. Chase, and will play these selec-
tions: "Fantasie,' D minor (Bach;
sonata, op. AZ, first movement (Schu-
hertz: "Warum?" op. 12 (Schuman);
scherzo from op. 81, NO 8 (BeethoVen(; |
"Rallade," op "a (Grieg); "Pastorale
Variee" MOZART; 'Nocturne, op. 6z
No. / Chopin; etude, op. 20, NO.
(Chopin); "Intermezzo," op. Al (Les-
3hetizky).
The chorus choir of the Westlake M |
3. church. Eighth and Burlington VIII
give a special musical service under |
Fhe direction of Charles H. Demorest, |
and musical director, on next
Sunday evening, June IL. A male |
quartet a ladies' quartet and Miss |
Mary Aull, violinist, will assist.
q
The Matinee Musical club will hold |
he last meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs j. H. Ballagh, 1888 Fifth
avenue, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. Ballagh, who is the pres
dent of the club, will be assisted by
b. l.. Liversidge and Mrs. Marion
Howe. American composers will be
studied. Guests of the club will be
[ulius Seyler, who will play one of his
,Wn compositions, a song without
words 1.-THE Eagle and the Brook"
LIE Papillon, Lavalle; Miss
dis Olds will play selections from De
opera, "Pecadora." Other
numbers will be given by members OF
he club.
Members of the Fillmore class have
ormed an organization fully Differed.
rhe new club will be of benefit not
My by offering opportunity for public
nnearances of its members, but by
ncouraging the social side of life as
veil.
This program is to be presented by
he members of the Lyric club at
simpson auditorium Friday evening.
Hiss Mary O'Donoughue will be at
he piano and Mr.. Poulin will direct
The Spanish Gypsy Girl Oassen),
The Lonely Rose" (Hermes), ION the
ea" (Buck) Philharmonic quartet;