Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
Music Notes


members of the executive board, Miss
Mary Mullins, Miss Jennie l.. Jones
and Mrs Sidney l.. EXley.
The orchestra will play concert
at the Los Angeles high school next
Friday afternoon and the work OF the
organization will be at an end theh
until Director Harley Hamltons S re
turn from Europe next autumn, When
rehearsals viii be resumed.
The choir of Central Baptist church
will give an organ recital and concert
at the church Tuesday evening next
for the benefit of the pipe organ tuhd'
Five pupils of Madame Bertha Win
slow Vaughn will be heard in reclta
Saturday evening at Symphony han IN
this program. Three OF the singers
make farewell appearances for a time
at least, as Miss Crystal Waters MISS
Anne Weeks and Miss Cecile Fleihlhg
will all go to Italy for further vocal
instruction. and Miss Eleanor Hornby
will leave soon for the east. The pro-
gram is announced with these soiec-
tions:
When the Roses Bloom Oouiso
ReichardD, Aside alte mutter
DvoralO, Wigh a Violet (Grleg), MISS
Anne Weeks; Serenade (Brahms): Au
tumn (Franz), Tho Lord is Mindful OF
His own (Mendelssohn). Miss Carmel
ita Rosecrans; Merry, Merry Lark
(Nevin), Seed Song Huntington Wood
mani. Pussy Willow (Mildenberg)'
Miss Eleanor Hornby; Autumn sad
ness (Nevin), Sapphische Ode
(Brahms), Loves Springnde CIV. -; ";
Hammond), Miss Crystal Waters; sun
die Nacht (Bohm), Berceuse (Joce-
I,iT iy,n, (Godard1, one Summer Night
GGrleg). Miss Cecile Fleming duet,
Angeius (Chaminade), Miss Weeks and
Miss Rosecrans; Voce di PrimaVefa
(Johann Strauss), Miss ElealloI
Hornbv; My Heart Is Weary Cair from
Nadeschda) Miss Crystal waters, Je
dis que rien ne me pouvante (arla ll1lri I3il
Carmen Miss Anne Weeks; An! C.pi 1loh
Fills (air from lie Prophete1, Ml3s 3s4 al,
melita Rosecrans; Meme Run lst mn M
CGraben Hoffmann), Miss Ceclie
Fleming.
DR. Eugene E Davis of the DAVIS
music studio has returned from d VI T lII
hunting and fishing trip in the Mouelo
mountains and is busy preparing @ Lor
+bo nioeine of the spring term. The
nunils and teachers of the school Wlli
Five a recital in Rehearsal nall Md
iestic theater building, Tuesday even
ING Nav 81. A large class or SluueiIl9
is being enrolled for the summer t~erlii ~
of ten weeks, which will open on JuIle me
/ 'Tbe studio will close August 10 iol
a short summer vacation
Tho institute of Musical Art gave an
ENJOYABLE comet party at Venice on
Wednesday night. A NUMBER OF sueet97
,vere invited. who enjoyed the mover
features of the evenings enteItal1i-
ment, and this program was rehoeneu
Violin trio-First yioins; hans ranns Knoth
Axel Weld; second violin. Clarence
third violin, A. B. {. Dahuo. 1
heading, Miss Beryl Hunter Jones' no
"Ben Hur" overture (staffner) the De
Na1T Wb,stIing solo, Miss Elsie Eichorn.
Concert gallop, guitar, c. 3 De Aaho'
Vocal solo, Marguerite cooper
reading Margaret Miller - 11,,.or-
piano solo &C Major Etude tfup9H
stein) Lillian Adams ~-,,o,oor " Miss
Berry, Hunter ,,aSt Jones on the plantation" cJen
nings) De Lano trio
e0 IS
The members of the First congress-
tional orchestra announce tnelr Il,I lllItu
and closing concert Of TINS seasoIl
series to be given June ~ ino+ions
gram will consist entirely OF selectloiIS 1iis
from local composers, among whom are
the following: Messrs. Pempertoh'
Mason. schonefeld, Ritterhoff, Messin-
ger and McCaughey: ,.,,, cot
Vocal numbers with orchestral set
ting are expected from Miss Zeroe anu
DR.. r. A. Harris. A most ehJoydolo
entertainment is promised
Mrs. Elizabeth Strong and MISS
1,ieanor Strong will give a musicale IN
Mammoth hall Monday evening
Henry Edmund Earle has composed,
q song i"Rallad of the Kings Children.
The verses are in English by Julfus
Tmdovici, and Mr.. Earle has dedicated
the work to Roland Paul, who sang 1t
Thursday evening in Pasadena at d
recital at the Shakespeare club.
Mics Mabel Brousseau, pupil of
Herr Thilo Becker and later of Mosz-
l1owski in Paris has organized class
for the study of musical literature
The class meets each week IN her
studio. III South Avenue 66. The next
lesson will be held Monday evening,
when the subject will be Aida. MISS
Brousseau uses the finest Victor rec
ords for the musical parts OF her les
son. and for this opera will have these
solos: Soprano, Gadski and Maglullo;
contralto. Homer and Colombatl; ten
or. Caruso and Constantine; baritone
Scotti and Novelli; chorus of Va Scala
CMilan). and orchestra selections from
La Scala and New York.
s.
Miss Lillian G. Snltn, pldHiSl' WIN
give a benefit recital Tuesday evening,
Nav 81. in Blanchard hall. She will
have the assistance of Minnie Gazolla-
Love. soprano. Miss Smith expects to
leave soon for Chicago, where she will
remain for month, going from there
directly to Germany to continue her
study of the piano.
*
The Fidelia Maennerchor society will
appear next Thursday evening at
simpson auditorium. Each year at
some time during the season this So
ciety is heard in concert. rms year
members have a double incentive for
their concert, having in view the cap
turing of the prize offered at the great
saengerfest to be held in san Fran
cisco next September, and also the
securing of the honor OF holding the
next Saengerfest in this city. The
singing is under the direction OF D. =.
Hagen and for this one concert DR..
Mat Magnus, the president OF the san
Francisco saengerfest, will attend.
The program will include several big
ensemble numbers as well as orchestral
Conversations. The tenor solos will be
given to Spencer Robinson. The pro-
gram follows:
Overture selected. Smebys orchestra.
.'Father Rhein" (Mohr) Fidelia Maenner-
chor and Tableau Father Rhein
''Fantasie Opera Lohengrin' (Wagner)
@pas Alte Muetterchen" (spieker) Fidelia
maennerchor.
"Ander WaseT' (PresseD Vienna quartet.
"Es Waer sp sojoen Gewesen" (Nessler)
(from ''Trumpter V saeckingen") Spencer
Robinson.