Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-27

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ia oontiyo n-,noas. ,ho a,rohtar ,s
zinc osains, nh, har oan,nrs ,sa
sending forth an army. Leading the
army is Radames who loves Aida. al
though no ia forced In 6pbt bis f,th-
err The recitatiye is an expresIon OF
her despair and conflicting emotions.
The opening phrase Ritorna vincitor,
return victor escapinp her I'm n
thoughtless moment of enthusiasm
and love for Radames. Regrettinp n
she thinks of her father AMI brothers
who are fighting tn restore her To bor
country. plcturing them as blood
stained and her father n captiye IN
the second movement she nrays wildly
to the gods to forget her rash words
and scatter the enemies of her ma.
ton. Then recalling her lover. sh,
regrets her wish for her enemies des
truction and remembers the low,
which has consolej her during he,
captivity. She then sings of both faith
err and lover saving she prays fo
them both, for both she weeps an,
wishes she might die. The last move
ment Is despalring PRAYER for IN.
gods of pity"
Mr., Ipga,I. y,o,;niot tb,, M,
cnn ve h. nron5 nj noyor soomo5 :,
no I'm ho,,ar ,or,, ,b,, a, waano,
aov,s ep,ert,,nme,, uor stro,o,,
and ds,icacy -, ,I,yi,g and har a,
toIlsctnaI co,cen,ion NJ her music
and hor originoi idoos os how IN,
w,rls ,r tho moo,ors sho,Id II,
3 n,ovsd m,Las oil muoic Ioyoro oo.o,
M a,tand ony n,,s,o.I roo,,oI ~. CON
ooS, ,,ha, sha 10 on ,h,, ,,ro,,ran, Oh,
wa. a,thusi,s,ico,,v rocaiyad woaneo
dov and bor rsndi,;,ns woro a,oora,
,vai, and again Much ar Tho o,c
co.o ., tho nro.ron, u,,s d,o 20 Mr.
n Howard uitchcock and Mic
War,hmuoI,ar who acted 90 accom-
n,ni,,s This vas tho loo, m.o,,n,
q, ,ha Norn,,o M,sic,, C,,h mi,
October The club numbers abou
s,,y momhers Tbev nIadoe than
,aIyss IN t,La n,r, ,bras ,i,as
least In the urogram during the veal
Some of the most talented musician
M tho CITY belong to the cIub Their
10 n movement IN foot that next YEA
ANYONE who il not musical or prefer
not IN take active mart in musical en-
tertaiumepts NAV become associat
members or course this would ba
them from voting or having a vote
in the business affairs of the clul
On the other hand music lovers
would be enabled to hear exceller
music several times n month by sin
ply having the membership fee. Fo,
tunately. Wednesdays meeting wa
an open meeting" and large pei
centage of the fashionable audienc
were guests, many of the Service pc,
pie being there. This meeting wa
one of the social events of the yea
The hall was deliberately decorated
green and white. The stage WI