Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
Music

and other club women will receive the
guests. and several hundred invitations
have been issued. The musical feat
11res of special interest include the pre-
sentation of Harry Girards song cycle,
THE Trend Of Time under the dlrec-
tion Of the composer, and two numbers
from Massanets opera, "Ihals,' the
Mirror song by Mrs. Agnes Cain Brown
Girard, and the "AloXandria' aria by
Mr. Girard. other numbers in the first
part of the program will be:
The Passage Birds Farewe1l-......,...H Hildach
Nr and Mrs. Grnrd
(a) oh That We Two Were Maying' ..Nevin
Oh u Know Lovely Garden. "a Halael0t
Earl Couch
Miss Hazel Runge.
when Thou Art Near ....,....... .l,ohr
I,e Roy Jepson.
The song cycle, d lyrical idyi for /
quintet and piano. the words by vii
liam H. Gardner VIII be sung by Mrs
Girard soprano; Miss Hazel Runge, [
contralto, Leroy Jepson, tenor: Harry /,
Tfrlrd baritone and Earl Couch, bass. |
The cycle includes these numbers:
Jaruary-Baritone aria. "Methinhs TINS .
mouth Is Ike a fair white nage.'
Febuary-Qua Ala Captila. IteiEh-nn. /
hegh-ho, hoigh-ho sweetheart mine
Narch-Ducts for baritone and tenor. soprano /
and contralto. 20 shout and shrek, ye WINDS
Of march" But after the tempests and /
storms Of life"
ApriI-(a) Preludium for piano, Mr. Girard;
Oh Recitative and aria for soprano. sweet |
heart. thou art like an April day
Nay-MadiErai for baritone ana quintet
Sing no. hcave-ho. f0r q song of the sea-
Junc-Aria for tenor. 20 leauuta. month /
Of roses"
August-Aria for contraIto. "Pauso, worker,
iu thy toll all nature bids thee rest
September-Quartct. Awaken, oh, dreamer, /
the ~ummer is Ger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and aria for baritone. /
ar4t zHa fs l-r
YOU"
November-Aria for tenor and quartet
Come Till fill up your glasses"
December-(a) Aria for soprano, Cl0 Quartet |
Alla Capea. Sweet shine the stars in the /
midnight sky
Miss Wheeler will he at the piano.
Miss Marie Elliot, whose interpre |
tatiye lectures on the symphony or !
chestra programs were given in Los /
Angeles last winter, is at Hotel Mary /
land this year. and is giving a series .
of enjoyable lecture recitals there ON .
Wednesdays at II o'clock, with the as /
sistance of Reginald Deming, pianist. /
The next recital will he given January
II and further dates are February S, |
March and April 3.
The California School of Artistic .
Whisting rendered an interesting pro-
gram at the recital i'm blanchard hail /
n few evenings ago. Worthy Of special .
notice was the work of Margaret Nc .
I<ee, II years old, who introduced many .
new and unique bird figures. Elmer .
Rudeen. q Swedish whistler, who has /
been coaching at the school for the
past few months, also received ap-
plause for his fine bird limitations in
the "Mocking Bird"
Others who added to the program
were Mrs. Irving J Mitchell, Misses .
Enid BehYmer. Jessie Stafford, Naomi /
Sweeney. Mary Brodbeck, Zillah With
row, Andrea Barnes, Masters Harold
Stewart ana Henry stevens; Helen
Walker from the expression depart
ment. Roy Knudson from the piano
department, and Miss Ruth IIilton, the
possessor of a sweet lyric soprano .
voice, from the vocal department.
An attractive feature OF the program .
was a chorus of twent- five whistlers
conducted by Miss Woodward, director .
of the school.
Misses AIacGlashan and Mode ably
assisted as accompanies
Mr. and Mrs. de ChanYenet, assisted
by pupils and orchestra. propose to
give their third annual composition
concert the third Saturday in January.
The entire program of ten numbers will .
consist of Mr. de Chauvenets own com
positions, with the exception OF two
pieces written by his wife.
Romance" for violin and piano,
which Is the most recent composition by
Mr.. de Chauvenet and which was so
highly regarded in Paris by musical
critics. win be given with piano and
violin quartet and in this manner prom
ises to be Of still greater interest than
ir the original with violin solo.
Next Friday afternoon at Temple au-
ditorium Pepito Arriola. the boy plan
ist. in conjunction with Bruce Gordon .
H.. 5c4f rrf Tly
well concert before leaving for the east.
This is Mr.. Nings'eys only appearance .
at the auditorium organ this season. /
The program is of remarkable inter
est. Conspicuous among the numbers .
is the great List f fiat p1notort' /
concerto. considered the most difficult |
composition cvr written for piano. The /
orchestral accompaniment specially ar
ranged from the fun score, viii be- /
played by Nj kingsley ON the great /
organ. Arriola.s other numbers VIII .
he the three List masterpieces, the /
concert etude n ID flat with its rip .
ping bell-Hke effects the melad1ouS |
nOcturno "On Wings of song, and the .
famous saint Francis Walking on the .
Waves a fine portrayal of the holy .
mans conquest NJ the mighty ocean, T.
majestic i'm its ciImaNes Mr., kings /
ley'e solo pieces are the ever popular /
Tannhauser overture by Wagner. the .
Alpine fairy musi. Iv SolHmann. TIL" .
aavotte from "AUeuou' and "INo .
storm" wherein r" heard the effect. .
of thunder and rain and the villagers
reaceful hymn a thanksgiving.
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Madame Luisa Tetazziri is 10 sing
two concerts at the Shrine auditorium
January "a and January e. mteres /
ir the advent Of this singer is already
manifest 10y many advance orders for
seats. aul he sale WIl open at the
PartIett Music cumu9TE J..U"T.
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The program of Christmas music to
bc given This evening at Hute. Darby
includes TWO numbers by Freugrlai
Stevenson, one of which. tI. 6rot
Good King WcuDasIas,' W.s WrtJau
especially for MIS-, Estnllu tteItJ
Dreylus and barry Clifford Lott for
this occasi1u The other nu
81 quartet THE Chr-tm H".-.'
which win be- sung bE t6e
and baritone already nanci ~ ."
Bertha Vaughn, soprano. H iaI#rJ
Paul tenor Mrs. Henry Lott will ae
at the piano
Alesta Tidclas quartet "I.l"ly to
cod in the Highest lHelmuud. Air.
Dreyfls. "The Christ CLilI' Roland
Paul: "Tne Christmas Carol of Haa-.
(Chamiualp1, Mrs. Vaughn. two rra..
tiona7 carols. "GOd Rest Yo0, Merry
Gentlemen" "The N.r-in and the
Child" quartet; 'Noer (AdamD, Herr
nv Lott: MaenGcat, "Chl mas DIN-
torio" (Saint-Saeas), Mr.. Vaughn, Alr.
Paul and Mr.. Lott; and Councils "Aye
Maria - Mrs 1JrrTfu%.