El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
4 TREAT FOR
MUSIC LOVERS
Concerts Given With Most
Wonderful Pipe Organ,
Costing Over $4,000.


The mecca for the music loving peo-
pie of FL Paso is AT the Fl PasO Piano
Co, POS Texas St. this week In order
that everyone might hear this marvel
( Gus ~Hope-Jones pipe orgar-unit or
( chestra." as it is better known, Mr. W.
r. Schultz, the proprietor Of this Dopu-
lar piano house. has arranged, begin
ming today and continuing each oay up
TO and including Monday. January %.
for two free concerts each afternoon
from $50 TO o'clock and each even
ing from until $50 o'clock 4 mag
nificent program IS executed ana eF-
eryOne is cordially invited TO these
concerts
This wonderful musical instrument
costing S10.250-00. is by far the most
costly and the most powerful organ
west II is operated with remarkable
skill by Mr.. W F. Klinsman, the ex-
pert demonstration from A movable
console which is 20 feet distant from
the main instrument. the console being
connected with the instrument BY an
electric cable.
This instrument IS in reality an en-
tire orchestra IN cOnjuuctionN with
huge pipe organ and all is operated by
one individual The player seated be-
fore the console. comprising three key
boards and piano, produces with mar
velOus ease and skill orchestral ef-
fects that are IN every way the equiv
alent of a magnificent orchestra of 50
musicians. The single musician at the
than "A Sousa. for he can do what SOusa
cannot. Sousa has to depend upon a
regiment OF men. each with his own
peculiarities. while Mr.. klingman is
never perDIexed. as he has the abso-
lutte control Of the pipe organ and each
of the 30 musicians all himself. giving
the most marvellous response for every
possible shading Of tone he desires to
The program for the concert follows:
Program!
L Piano solo. ''Nalse in f Flat" Benz.
GODDARD limitation OF the orchestra
tuning their various instruments viii
precede each number.)
= Violin solo, 'Humoreske, A Dvorak
o. Flute solo. The Secret" l. Gautier.
l. Cello solo, "A Perfect Day. Carrie
J. Bond
;. Cornet triple-tongue solo. polka,
Wiseman.
:. VOx Humane human vOices) (a)
Bass solo. odd Black OLE Oh sopra-
no solo. ~Old Black joe" lc) Quartette.
old Black joe with organ and ca
thedral chimes accOmpaniment) I'D
andante. from Les HugenOts." Myer-
beer.
S. Saxophone solo. simple Aveu"
? Full organ. Largo Handel
10 Trombone solo, Evening Star"
(from Thannhauser). Wagner.
H. War scene. fife and drum: band
playing; bugle call CReiville); firing;
victory
u. GlockenspieI with flute accompa-
nimentl Meet Ne Where the Lanterns
Glow" V Herbert.
Is. Solo. The Palms. sung by David
Bisphasn). Reproduced by the "Aeo-
the photograph you can
play. The last word in talking ma
chimes. Accompanied BY the unit or
chestra, showing possibilities for plan
issimO effects as well a fortissimo.
Il. Showing use Of (a) indian tom tom;
fb) castanets and tamDourine; (c) Chi
nese block; Id steamboat whistle; (e)
locomotive whistle
Is Imitation Of (a) bagpipe; OBJ tele-
graph instrument; Cc) lions roar
16. Imitation of band marching up
the street
Il. Reproduction Of a storm; the distant
thunder: the vino comes up; IL rains.
thunder nears. the lightning is repro
duced; the storm increases; people rush
to the church to pray: the congregation
is heard singing in the church: a fire
breaks out in the town. the fire gong
sounds: the galloping Of fire horses is
reproduced; the fire chiefs auto siren
is heard: more thunder, lightning,
wind. rain: the storm subsidies; the sun |
comes out; the hooking bird sings
IS Overture, selected.
- Home Sweet Home" on the vox |
humana pipes thuman voices)--Adv. |