The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
BIG PROGRAMME BY
BANDA MEXICANA

The programme which has been ar
ranged by the Banda MeXicana for its
first concert Monday night at Wanda
mere park is one Of the most preten-
tious programmes ever given by band
in Salt Lake City. Gems from the
composers whose works arc seldom at
tempted by n band are featured on the
list and the rarest of vocal treats are TO
be a part of the great entertainment.
Following is the programme as ar.
ranged by Director Roach for his
band s bow TO the public here:
Opening selection, Gilmore IS Trium
phal March. ,...,...T. p. Brook
!. Overture, Poet and Peasant 80.
........ Won Suppe
., Courts of Granada, Moorish
Suite .......,.- Chapl
(a) Introduction and March to
the Tournament.
(b) Meditation.
(c) Seranate.
(d) Finale.
(Note: This characteristic Moorish
suite is one of Chap g best efforts 1t
is one of the favorite selections Of the
great symphony orchestras of France
and Spain and its Interpretation by
Mexican musicians was one of the de
lights Of the composer when the effort
was fresh from his versatile brain, 1t
is one Of the "show'' numbers of the
Mexican bands.)
g. II Trovatore, selection from the
opera, including the Anvil !.
cnOruS FerQl
4. Callirhoe, from the Ballet Sym.
phonique =. ..,.. C. Chamlndae
(a) Pas des Escharpes (scarf
dance).
(b) Variation.
(e) La Lisonjera Caprice (the
Charmer).
(Note: Mr.. Roach has long had the
pleasure of being one of the personal
admirers of this beautiful woman artist
and composer. He always has his band
they meet ell tour and the above mum.
bers Mr.. Roach always asks her to play
for his entire band to hear when their
paths around the world meet)
(d) Celebrated Minuet Paderewski
3. Quarteto, from Rigoleto 80 Verdi
Sung by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
Edward, Miss Mabel Cooper,
Messrs M. j. Brines and Hor~
ace S. Ensign, with entire band
accompaniment. Arranged by
j. +. Roach.
INTERMISSION.
g. Die Lorlei (Paraphrasc) 80.
Josef Nesvedba
(Note: The story that is told in mo
lodious measure by this beautiful and
old German love song. is one which
echoes in many romances of the Father
land. 1t is widely known in America
also. When one thinks Of the beautiful
heroine sitting on the rocky ledge,
singing this love medley, causing two
men who were rowing down stream at
tk, ANt &C lad 80 Ah,ir
proach to the treacherous falls, sending
them to their deaths on the rocks below
one feels that he must believe that life
without love and music indeed would
be barreD,)
I. Dance of the Hours. A. Ponchie
From the opera La Gioconda. -
s. Selection from tho opera "'Lu-
cia di L,ammermoor Donizetti
The famous sexteto, which is the con.
clusion of this selection, will be sung
by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward. Miss
Mabel Cooper M. J. Brines, Horace S.
Ensign and other capable artists. with
full band accompaniment, arranged by
j. T.. Roach,
8 The Battle of San Juan Hill.
.......,......,A Albert C. Sweet
Synopsis, dictated by j. E. Roach;
The sleeping camp, Dawn appears. 4
cock crows and birds sing. Breakfast
call is heard and the camp is soon in
motion. Assembly call, The infantry
form in battle line and march to the
scene of action, Adiutant's s call. The
cavalry approaches. Battle prayer. The
battle is on. Grand melee of iDfap ptry.
cavalry and artillery. Firing Of cannon,
rapid fire guns. etc Triumph Of Amer
lean army. The "Star.Spangled Ban.
ner, Finale
10, The American Patrol Meecham
Note: Tuesday evening the Banda
Mcxicana will offer Cluster Last
Charge. This is one Of the band 8
most striking numbers. The famous
battle scene will be included as will the
terrible Indian war dance following the
massacre which ended the fatal charge.
Complete change of programme each
evening and afternoon during the week