The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
DAMROSCH WILL
GIVE SABIN WORK
Symphony Orchestra to Play
St. Patrick at Tara" as
Part of Program
LOring Club Takes Up Plans to
Give City a Notable Sea-
son of Music
By WALTER ANTHONY


For the first time in 80 years, or
since its establishment. the Loring club
has agreed TO appear at paid con
cert Thc' event viii be otherwise
memorable. for the organization OF
male singers viii present. with Walter
lamrosch and his New York symphony
orchestra. Wallace A. Sabins st. Pat
rick az Tara" the book Of which was
written by Prof H. Morse stephens OF
the University Of California.
Arran neements have just been con
Guided between the club and Damroseh,
the negotiations having been made by
Wiu Greeubaum. who is sending to
Damrosch in New York the score Of
Ssbin-s.
Who the soloists viii be has not yet
heen determined but it is probable
that the artists who sang the music at
The Bohemian grove last summer and
who subsequently repeated it at the
Van Ness theater viii assume the lead
- roles OF the out OF doors music
drama.
In connection with this week Of
music which DamrOsch viii give next
MAY Greenbaum is planning sort Of
2 musical festival He viii secure the
appearance Of one OF the great artists.
such ~ Mischa EIman or Kreisler, and
promises TO give san Francisco a
notable week of instrumental and
vocal offerings not the least feature
~ which viii be the appearance OF the
Loring club with the Damrosch Orches-
ira in Sabins st Patrick at Tara
Incidentally. Walter Damrosch has
"a -frTr ~
choristers. soIoists and orchestra when
the piece is presented. and DamrOsch
speaks in the highest terms OF the
composition as a work of,big musician
snip.
Nme. Teresa Carreno's last concert
I'm this city this season viii be heard
this afternoon at the Garrick theater
and the program promises unusual
Things.
InaE Eine. for instance, hearing the
Nrlumann quintet. opus A. with Car
reno al the piano The piano part as
IS wei known. is regarded . s one OF
me greatest ever written and at the
very pinnacle Of Schumanns expressive
art Assisting the great pianiste in
this number and participating in the
beauty of the work viii be the mem
hers Of the Lyric string quartet. com
prising the Misses Mary Pasmore. Sal /
Z ~
Tasm0re.
The program IN fun follows:
b -elromauc Fantasle and Fucue" ....... Bach
tBueiows edition.
sonata Op. l09" ................ Beethoven
Tsce ma non troppo. Prestissimo Andante
motto cantabile ed expressive
~ NoctU-ue. op- l5'--.--------- Chopin !
thi 'Iantssie Polonsise, cp. 81 --.--. Chopin 4
trt Waltz. Dp- 80 ------..-.-.. Cbo1fn I
g. - Barcsrolle. On 50 ---.----. Mcdowell 4
thl "HeEeutanz'' .-..--..-.. AfacD DovveI 4
g. 'Quutette- pn- = ------ -------.- Schumann /
Allegro Br.Iiante- IN mode d-una Marcia
,~terzo. o.-.-.-...- Allegro. ma non troppo
Nine Careno and the Lyric string quartet.
tIne. Sohumann Heink viii be heard 4
81 sunday afternoon - the Garrick /
treater.
II IS NOT likely that another concert I
singer VIII arise IN this century who !
VIII eclipse In popularity the vogue that
the great German cOntralto has gained. I
OF sOiOists she remains the idol OF Us
az. for she combines in one personality /
fne highest charms Of artistic singing, (
rHe soul Of 4 pOetess nd the heart Of q I
noble woman.
a glimpse at her program viii con
since anybody that for versatility and 1
rstholicity her selections touch all
schools and all peoples.
From the tender melodies Of folk mu-
sic TO the passionate expressions Of
Wagner and the dramatic utterances of
NeEerbeer she is equally al home
and at her ease. Note the program
D. Becitstive and aria -'vteiIia" from the
opera " A Mozart
:. .aI ARA from samson and DeIiIsh.
OBJ, waitrau,e scene from .'C5oetterdseui-
t. -kb7 mon MIS- erom ..Ic Prop6ei...
-, .-Dss ErEenBen .-........CarI Ioewe
Hs.r an ipr fer Teaz
ffi '-1rsum Durch die Daemmeung
.....---.--.---...... .....-. Richard strauss
teI --Alierseolcn-' 1890. Richard Strauss !
80 '-Tiebesfeir-' ..-.-.-...FeliT Weingsrtner /
g. ial The Rosary ------...-- Ethelbert Nevin /
Ob oh let Night Speak Of Me"......
.,,---- ..---.-- ---.--------g ", ChaqWick 4
fdl His Lullaby ...--------.. C. J. Bond I
80 Love M cottage --.--- Rudolph CAM 4
B. RecitariTe and aria lprisor scenel from
lie Prophet -.-----.-.----- -Meyerbeer 4
8 new musical society has sprung /
frto existence and il promises to be /
come vigorous factor in the encour- 4
azement ol the best IN our tone world 1
For the time being and until better
name may be adopted II viii be called /
the Tuesday club. although. anomalous
I- it held its frst meeting last
Wednesday. The home Of Mrs David /
Hirschler was the place, and there |
were more than 100 music lovers pres
mt. including both amateur and pro-
fessionaI. as well as lovers Of music.
not executsnts. The expressed purpose
of the new club is TO encourage and
stimulate musical art in san Fran
CISCO"
The first program viii be presented /
II the California club next Tuesday
morning at 1918 o'clock
Mrs William Deane is the president /
The first program viii be provided by /
Mrs b stitch. soprano; Miss Alberta /
JIvernash, pianiste; Mrs. J. J. Brechen. /
contralto and Paul Freebooter ceIlist
The Lsmbardi grand opera company
viii nlav an engagement in San Fran