Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
CONSTABlAARY
BAND TO PLAY
!. THIS EVENING
Concert Complimentary to the
Governor to Be Given at
II. Bishop Park

1
The pacific Mail liner Manchuris
from the Orient with the Philippine
/ constabuIary band on board will ar.
rive at quarantine about $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. Il is expected that
the vessel will come to a berth at
Pier shortly before 6 o'clock. The
concert will begin at 1880. The Man.
! churia Is scheduled 70 depart for San
4 Francisco at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Honolulu music lovers will again
have a chance TO hear the famous
Philippine Censtahulary band, which
| has played here on previous trips TO
the mainland. The band is due to
arrive in the Manchuria this after
| noon and concert complimentary to
the governor will be given I'm Bishop
park this evening. Everyone is in
yited TO attend, and il is probable
| that the attendance will be large. A
l dinner TO the leader and members OF
the band will be given by the COVER
| nor at the Young hotel earlier in the
| evening. The band is en- route to the
Panama Pacific international EXPOSE
| ton.
AS nearly as can be figured this
Afternoon the concert will begin at 7:30
o'clock, though it may be delayed If
the boat arrives very late,
Prior to the concert Mai. Lyon, Capt.
Loving and the bandsmen will be the
guests of the governor at dinner at
1.-THE Young hotel After dinner the 10
, cal guests invited by the governor
will hear the concert from special
vantage point, arrangements having
been made for them in Gen. Carriers
quarters ON one of the upper floors
Of the Young hotel.
The local persons who have been
asked to assist the territorial execu-
| tive in entertaining the bandsmen at
dinner this evening are Rear-Admiral
C. B. T. Moore and aide and Mrs.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. /. M. Stainback,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Forbes, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Fisher, Col. and Mrs. C. J..
Mccarthy, Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. b. Pratt,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Kinney. Chief Justice and Mrs.
A. g. M Robertson, MT. and Mrs. J. D..
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Jarrett,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mamie Phillips, Mr.. George Den
ison, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, Col.
III. w. Jones and Mrs. Jones and her
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Dougherty,
Standardized Warren @, Harding and
Mrs. Harding of. Ohio. and DR. and
Mrs. C. E. Sawyer OF Senator Hard
| ing's party.
Special arrangements are being
made by the Young hotel to accommo-
date the crowd expected on the roof
garden. This constitutes an unusual
vantage point from which to hear the
band.
AS to Instrumentation the band,
which numbers 10 pieces, is probably.
the most complete in the world.
There are four surrusaphones fnthe
Iband and as far as known no other
band uses these instruments; it is q
French instrument of double reeds,
the tone of which is combination
between that of saxophone and a.
bassoon.
Captain Walter III. Loving Is ma
| tive of st. Paul, Minnesota. He is a
graduate Of the st. Paul High school
| and obfained his musical education in
| the New England Conservatory Of
| Music. He is looked upon as genius
by the greatest of the musical critics
OF the United States II might be said
| the main secret of his success Is due
| I'd his perfect dominance over every
| individual member of the band. He
| Is by nature an artist of rich and pc
culiar imagination. In conducting the
| band, his attitude is one Of dignity,
| lacking those peculiar aeccentricities
which have been associated with some
| OF the other great band leaders.
Assistant Conductor Pedro B. Ma
varFo has served ~ years In the band.
His fayorite instrument Is the piccolo
! land there are few who can surpass
him on that instrument He is also
| the premier instructor Of string IN the
band and holds down first chair in the
orchestra as violinist. He is also very
Iclever in instrumentating for band
and orchestra.
| Soloist Potenciano Rosario has
served 10 years In the band and is
considered one Of the finest clarionet
players in the Philippines.
Soloist Venacio Cristobal. the eu-
phoniurn soloist Of the band, has seen
nine years service and his execution
On that instrument is considered won.
derful,
Soloist Leon Roberto is FIRST trump
! eter of the hand and handles his m
strument with great skill
Soloist Badly San Juan is also a
very fine clarionetist and very good
conductor.
Soloist Hipolito Cruz is the first
bass player Of the band and is one of
/ the very best tuba players living.
Soloist Agustin Santos is first horn
player and one of the very best
EEREDAI NnAA1n Hmm