Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

of special attention, as his work is
exceptionally capable. During the first
tour of Mischa Elman in this country
he acted as accompanist for this brill
liant young virtuosO.
Miss Powells program is so ar
temps concerto No. 4, d minor, and
the Caesar Francks sonata in A
major, as we'll as smaller numbers in
which her splendid artistry viii have
full exploitation.
The Municipal band. Harley Hamil-
ton. director, will play the following
program in Central park today at
2:30 p. m:
'Tannhauser March" CWagner)
"Giribribin waltz (Pestalozze)
la Lettre de Manon' (GilleU.
Cornet solo, ''Old Folks Polka" (BellstedD
VIII E. Bates
After Sunset" pryor.
Overture to Der Freischutz" CWeber).
"Serenade d'Amour" Won Bon).
"A Hunting Scene" CBucalossD.
Entr acte, Mimi (Clarke).
March Orientale" (Tavam.
From the dainty, tripping yet pa
trician music of Haydn to the strength
and profundity of Beethoven; from the
polished gracefulness of Chopin
waltzes to the scintillant runs and
Il
Rhapsodie; from the perfect musical
mathematics of Bach to the pell-mell,
rushing and breath-snatching octaves
of Leschetizky, are some of the jour
neys in mood over which the remark
able young pianist, Adelaide GOsnell
will carry her audience in Los Angeles
on the evening of March Is at Blan-
chard hall.
Whoever would undertake a program
.f4 J., t. 10 80 II;
"a very i'll advised and presumptuous
youth or an artist of extraordinary
versatility. Those critical listeners
who have been granted the privilege
of hearing Adelaide Gosnel privately
are unanimous in their prediction that
her public success will be a complete
and a sweeping one
Following is the program:
Fantasia op, s CMendelssohn).
Prelude and fugue, 'We-Tempered Claw
cord" part l, No 2 CBach).
Andante and variations, F minor (Haydn).
Sonata in A major CscarlattD.
Andante In T. beethoven.
Waltz, op 81, No. 2 Chopin
Schero, B fiat. minor Chopin.
"Papillous" CSchumann).
lutermezzo en- octaves (Leschetzky)
'Iiebestraum' (LiszO.
Fongleur (MoszkowskD
Hungarian rhapsodie No. LiszO.
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Maud Allan, the well known classic
dancer, who since leaving her home in
San Francisco several years ago, has
met with exceptional success, will re-
turn to the Pacific coast, dancing in
Los Angeles in Temple auditorium on
April II, u and 10,
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The Orpheus club of this city anti
cipates giving all future concerts IN
Temple auditorium, a very good idea
inasmuch as the increased seating
capacity will permit of more associate
members and more invited guests.
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The only chamber music concert
that will be given here this season will
be that of the Flonzaley quartet which
is booked to appear here on April 30,
in Simpson auditorium.
Are we to have a music festival
this year or not? Now is the time that
the conductors should be given oppor-
tunity to go over the scores and Choir
uses that are to be sung, as not more
than ten or fifteen minutes can be de-
voted at each rehearsal to this extra
work.
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Mary lie Grand Reed. the soprano
who has been with us for about
year, will leave for San Francisco the
last Of the month for a series of re-
cltals in San Francisco and surround
ing cities, the first to be given at the
st, Francis hotel.
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Mary lie Grand Reed, who has been
announced for a series of concerts in
the northern part of the state, will
sing in a recital which Maud Powell
will give March 81 at the st. Francis
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