Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
Musical

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is scheduled for a Russian and a
| Tschaikowsky afternoon on Friday.
| November 18, which is the opening of
the thirteenth year of this organiza-
ton. Mr.. Hamilton has increased the
number of men, likewise the number
of rehearsals and an excellent initial
program is promised.
Pepito Arriola, who was one of the
musical surprises of the east last year,
will give two recitals here for his in
troductory program tomorrow night
and next Friday evening. Arriola, al
though a boy of twelve, played with the
various symphony orchestras through
out the east and in Berlin, Paris and
Vienna. He will offer these pro-
grams here:
November Z:
Sonata, op So, ''waldstein'' (Beethoven). AL
legro con brio adaio mott, allegretto moder-
alto.
Nocturne H dur. op. 60, No. 1; Praeludieen
op. 2s, dur, G dur, ifs moll, es dur; Poon-
aise, as dur, op 50 Chopin.
Praeuedie, op 3 (Rachmaninoff).
''Warum," ''Vogel ais Prophet (Schumann)
'Liebestraum," Ungarische rapsodie, No. 6
Giszt).
Fantasie and fugue, G moll (Bach-LiszD
Praeludie, op 2s, des dur B moll, H moll,
dur; scherzo, B moll, op. 81 (Chopi9H.
Arbeske (Schumann).
Pres du berceau, etude (MosZkowski).
Campanella (Paganini-Liszt.
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Nine. Gadski's appearance Thursday
evening demonstrated the hold this
splendid singer has upon the hearts
of the Los Angeles public. Never be-
fore have her encores been so plenti-
ful or she more gracious. Owing to a
rearrangement of dates after she has
completed her San Francisco series
of five recitals and opened the Twen-
tieth Century course at Reno, she will
sing for. the great northern choir at
Salt Lake, returning to Los Angeles
for a farewell concert on Thursday
afternoon, November II, as she goes to
other dates in the state of Texas. Her
second program promises a brilliant
treat. The numbers follow:
''Widmung' 'Nussbaum'' (schumann);
IWh9 Is sylyiS% Ha!k' H8ss as the Lark"
(Brahms), Nine. Johanna Gadski.
Piano solo, Soaring R. schumann), Ed
with Water Lily" ''Ein schwan''
(Grieg); '"rhe Little Gray Dove" U1ouls Saar);
"Unmindful of the Roses" Bird Raptures''
(E. Schneider); Three Children Songs (Sidney
Homer); "standchen" Or. strauss), Mime.
Gadski.
Piano solo, Humoresque Dvoral), etude
(MozkowskD, Edwin Schneider.
Tristan and Isolde" (R. wagner), Nine.
Gadski.
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The new organ recently installed in
the Second Presbyterian church was
formally dedicated Friday night with
an organ recital by Elmer A. Todd, as
sisted by Mrs. Edith Jameson Lowe.
Mr. Todd is an accomplished performer
and delighted the audience, which
crowded the church He came here
from Chicago recently and is organist
at Christ church during the leave of
absence granted Archibald Sessions,
who is studying in Europe.
The program included these musical
numbers:
St. Ann's fugue (Bach); Pastorale, from first
Sonata (GullmanD; Fanfare Uemmens), Ell
mer A. Todd.
"At Benediction' (BarrD ''For All Eterni-
ty' (MascheronD Edith Jamison Lowe.
Introduction to third act of "Lohengrin"
CWagner); allegro from Fifth organ symphony
CWidor); Humoreste Uaclt), Elmer A. Todd.
"Connais tu le Pays" CThomas), Edith jam
ison Lowe.
Grand chorus, "salome'; Cantiene Nuptiale
Dubois); Triumphal March Buck), Elmer A.
Todd.
A vocal recital of classic, 1iturgic,
romantic and operatic music will be
given by the most advanced students
of Signor Riccardo Lucchesis school
Sunday night at Ebell club house, as
sisted by the Clavier club and string
orchestra. The program will include:
di Tito (MozarD", Mrs. j. NJ. Stevens.
Caro- mio ben (GiordanD; ''Vieni che poi
sereno," "Semirams" (GluclO+; Tears of
Love- (Beethoven)"; my Delight (Chopin)'
'se tu mani (PergolesiD"; 'Lebestreu''
(Brahms)t; "Connais to- "Mignon" (Thomas);
'T'n Wander Not' (schumann). Miss Gladys
"Pur dIcesti" uottD'; "The Flight Guc-
chesD; Exchange" (Denza), Mrs. H. Need
ham.
'Quis est Homo" "Stabat Mater RossinD,
Mrs F. r. Dorm and Miss M. Campbell.
lie Violette" (ScarlattD"; ''Mandolinne"
Debussy)*; Gaelic (Straussls; AUX Prin-
temps (Gounod); "Balmy Night" (Tschalkow-
skDs, Mrs. H, w. Sadler.
''Infelice," scena aria allegro di concerto
(HMendelssohn)|, Miss Aunce Dorman Belden,
accompanied by the Clavier club and string
ave Maria" op. 80 GucchesD" Miss Mir
tie Mahony. Miss f. Lewis, pianist; D. Shep-
ardson, violin oblgato: f. Hammes, fiue OBJ
ligato, and string orchestra.
80 don fatale," scena aria from Don
Carlos CVerdD", Mrs. Fred r. Dorm, accom-
panied by the Clavier Club and string orches-
ira.
"Idbestod,' dramatic scene from Tristan
and Isolde'' CWagner)", Miss Mary Campbell.
accompanied by the Clavier club and string
orchestra.
Mrs. Bridiene Hogaboom Mcnamara
has charge of the Westlake School of
Music this year and opened her classes
at the school, Seventh and Burlington