Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-06
the principal arias of "Tannhauser,"


three acts.
The general public is invited to at
tend this recital, and reduced price
of admission will be given so that the
groWn-ups can see what is being done
for the pupils of the schols and their
teachers under the direction of Miss
Stone and the musical department or
the public schools. Program:
songs-"My Love Is Arbutus" Qrish).
"Annie Laurie" (Scotch), MY Little Hearts
Signing" (French), Cherry Ripe (English),
by Mrs Bertha Vaughn.
y 1ectnre-recital by Bruce Gordon Kingsley.
assisted by Mrs. Bertha Vaughn on wagner
"Tannhauser"
Act t-overture, "Pilgrim's Chorus" Venus
burg music; the praise song; Venus entreaty.
Mrs Bertha Vaughn; the ascent to earth, VOL
Act 2~Elizabeth's greeting, Mrs. Bertha
Vaughn; the march; the ntercesson; chorale.
Act 3-Ellzabeth's prayer, Mrs. Bertha
Vaughn; the evening star; the pilgrimage;
finale.
Music lovers seem to be taking an
exceptional interest in the concert by
Ralph Ginsburg to be given in Simp-
son auditorium February II. The pro-
gram is given complete below and is
designed to show to advantage the
versatile genius of this young violinist.
Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott will be at the
piano:
Concerto {
Vorspiel. Adagio. Finale.
Symphonie Espagnole ......................'.La .Lalo
Allegro. Andante Rondo
(a) ave Maria ........... Schubert-Wilhelm1
(b) Spanish Dance No. S.................S .Sarasate
Hungarian Aairs ..:.''''.'''''.''''''''' ERNST
The first appearance of Teresa Car
reno will take place next Tuesday
night at Simpson auditorium, where
this we'll known and beloved artist will
come as the last artist on the Phil
harmonic course. The recital program
is one of the best piano programs ever
given in this city and contains the
famous "Ketic Sonata" of MacDowell,
of which Madame Carreno is so fond
and which she interprets in manner
surpassed by no other artist. 1t may
be recalled that the late MacDowell
was one of Madame Carreno's favorite
pupils at one time during his life and
she had much to do with the shaping
of his brilliant though short career.
q
Songs in German, French and italian
will all be represented on the recital
program which j. r. Dupuy will pre-
sent February 15 in the Gamut club
auditorium. A group of English songs
will also be given, divided into two
groups. the first a cycle of American
Indian compositions, and the second to
be given over to several compositions
by a local composer, Miss Laura Zerbe,
who will preside at the piano during
the giving of her compositions. The
program:
German-a. I'm Liebeslust' .......,.....,.. LlSzt
b. ''Mondnacht' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schumann
c. ''Fruhlingsnacht" ..,..,.......... Schumann
French-a. lie Fleur que tn m'avait Bizet
b. Salut Demeure from Faust" ...... Gounod
Italian-Cielo e mer from La Gioconda
colerdge Taylor
A Nai in ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Charles Willeby
b. telling Her 1iss Iara ai zerbs p,5e
Four American Indian songs-a. From the
Land of the Sky Blue Water" ......,..
Observation-Disclosures. Omaha Tribe
b. "The White Dawn Is Stealing" -.
......,....................... 1roquols Irlbe
c. Far Off I Hear a Lovers Lutte" "......
................. Omaha Flageolet Love Call
d. THE Moon Drops Low" ''''''omaha Tribe
Friday will be a day for local music
lovers to remember, for two great
musical stars are to appear at the
Auditorium on that occasion. In the
afternoon Teresa Carreno will play
with the Symphony orchestra, and in
the evening at the same place Madame
Ernestine Schumann-Heink will make
her farewell appearance for this tour,
giving a program of delightful num-
bers. The Symphony program ar
ranged by Director Harley Hamilton
includes these numbers:
Introduction to the opera william Rat
clife' .......,...,..,..'.'.''' MascasI
Symphony No 80 in e fiat ..'..:;,;..... Mozart
Adagio. Allegretto. Andante Minuet and
Trio. Finale
Concerto in A minor op. ,Grieg
Allegro moderate. Adagio. Finale.
Symphonic dances, Norwegian themes. Grieg
I. Allegro moderate @ rnarcato.
II. Allegretto grazioso.
III. Allegro giocoso.
w Andante. Allegro motto resoluto.
soloist-Mme. Teresa Carreno'
Madame Schumann-Heink will oc-
cupy box on the occasion of the Sym
phony concert at the Auditorium Fri
day, and in the evening during the
Schumann-He recital Madame Te-
resa Carreno will have a box from
which to enjoy the singing of the great
operatic soprano.
Mrs. Gozella Love was q soloist at
the meeting of the matinee musical on
Thursday and delighted the members
of the club with her beautiful voice,
which she uses with finished method.
The composers to be studied at the
next meeting of the club February II
are GODDARD and Rossini, and the club
president, Mrs. James II. Ballagh, will
give a talk upon Musical Life in
Italy" This is based upon personal
experiences, for Mr.. Ballagh has lived
and studied in various musical centers
of Europe.
The program for the Schumann-
Heink recital Friday night at the Aud
itorium will interest all the admirers
of this singer. The list of songs an
nOunced is remarkable and one which