Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
Music Notes

Miss katherine Alice Yost is one of
the promising young pianists of Los
Angeles. She is possessed of unusual
natural talent ana has wisely given
much study to the proper cultivation
of this gift. Under the tutelage OF
Helen Lotspeich, Miss Yost has ad-
yanced we'll in a broad course of study,
which will develop Eer general musi-
cianship as we'll as her actual planistlc
facility. In all her studies she has had
the supervision of Thilo Becker, the
maker of so many prodigies, and IN
recital Yesterday afternoon this young
woman showed ability that will place
her prominently among this group OF
highly endowed Californians. her Sc
Iections for presentation were: Rondo,
C major (Beethoven), waltz ana falry
Dance (Grieg), concerto, d. major, sec
ond movement (MozarD, Song OF the
Brook QIack), Wild Rose and Water
Iily CMacDowelD, Tarantella (Dennie),
waltz, for two pianos, (tranke)'
Pupils of Page seminary gave piano
recital Thursday evening under the
direction of their teacher, Miss Rather
inc McGrath. Mrs. John c. PerciVal
assisted with vocal numbers, singing
Tolsti's "Serenata" and lone Spring
Morning" by Nevin. Miss McGrath
played Bendeps "Dornroeschen" and
with Mrs Edith Redding played a
four-hand arrangement of Der Freis-
chute.
The program included selections by
L. e. Orth, C. w. Kroogman, Henri
We'll. A. Teller, Theo. Dorm, Frederick
Chopin, Fritz Spindler, G. r. Will
liams, P. F. Kohanning, P. Ducille,
Charles Dennee, Sydney Smith, Mac
Dowell and H. Lichner. The particl-
pants in the program were Misses Lu-
cile Wells, Anna Chisholm, Burma Cox,
Marion Lord, Gladys Chisholm, Pearl
Peckham, Margaret Dalton, Katherine
Phillips, Gladys Berkey, Mildred Ber-
entsen, Edith Russell, Eleanor Parker,
Laura Meade and Florence Hult.
Local musicians have given their
services with eagerness for the testi-
monial concert to be given tomorrow
evening for Bruce Gordon Kingsley.
The program offers each of six assist
ing artists, and DR.. Kingsley himself
in solos which will be delightful, while
concerted numbers, quartets and sex
tets will prove of especial interest to
all listeners.
This program will be given:
Grand Choeur for Organ GIollins). Charles
H. Demorest: (a) King Duncan's Daughters
(AlIitsen), (b) Alteration (Telma), Nuncie
Sabini Bittman (a) Ave Maria Schubert
Wilhelm), Cb) Hungarian Lcardas CRubay)
Oskar Selling; Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves,
from "Scipio" (HandeD, Harry Clifford Lott;
Quartet from "Rigoletto" WerdD, Mines
Vaughn and Bittman, Messrs Paul and Lott
Theme Variations and fugue for organ
DemoresO, Charles Il. Demorest solo
(seected) Bertha Vaughn; Prize Song from
''Die Meistersinger'' CWagner). Roland Paul
Isolde's Lebestod transcription for piano
CWagner) Bruce Gordon Kingsley; Sextet
from Lucia WerdD, Mines. Vaughn and
Bittman, Messrs Paul, Lott, Jepson and
House.
Pupils of Mrs. James Ogilvie will
give a recital Saturday afternoon.
Adelaide Gosnell, the child pianist, who
made public appearance at Blanchard
hall recently, will play Mendelssohn's
G. Minor Concerto, Mrs. Charles
Baskerville playing the second piano
part.
De Chauvenet conservatory of music
will hold it's graduation exercises Sat
urday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Diplo-
mas will be awarded to Otto Denne-
baum, Margarete Gabard from the in
termediate grade and Julie Olszewski
and Clara Videen from the teachers
certificate and Junior classes respective
Iy. The Rev. Robert L. Windsor will