Arizona republican., 1918-01-30
ORCHESTRA HALL
 TObE COMPLETE

 special train will arrive at the Arizona Eastern depot carrying the entire Min neapolis Symphony orchestra, Oberhof- fer conductor, soloists and attaches. The following morning at 12:15 o'clock the special leaves for Los Angeles, bearing the 90 artists.
 Finishing touches are being put on the beautiful new hall that is to have it's premiere performance, and when the hour of 2:30 o'clock arrives on Thursday afternoon the large gather ing will hear one of the finest musical performances ever held in the state of Arizona. A special stage is being prepared, built in tier form, so that the artists and audience will all be in plain view of each other; this stage | alone contains over 1,200 feet of floor | space.
 Nearly all the schools in the county have signified their intention of at tending the performances, among them being Phoenix schools, Tempe Normal school Indian school and many others of smaller membership.
 In speaking of the schools, Manager Redewell said:
 ''The primarial object of bringing this | fine organization to Phoenix is an edu- l catlonal factor, and am very glad. in | deed, that the populace has responded so generously by taking the best. seats. thus making it possible to give all the pupils chance of hearing the best in music. thing which is seldom enjoyed except by those living in the largest | eastern cities. The admission fee to pupils is third less than any other l theater is offering during the orches- 1 tra's present tour.
 Besides many standard works. the programs given below contain many new novelties" that should be special ly attractive to those who have heard regular programs, and most of the musicians and music lovers have all ready procured tickets to both per- 1ormances, the evening program being entirely different from the afternoon, The soloist in the afternoon is Cor nelius Van Vliet, cellist, who will play one Of the greatest concertos for the cello, with full symphony orchestra accompaniment. The evening soloist will be Richard Czerwonky, a wizard on the violin, who will play the Bal lade and Polonaise" of Vieuxtemps, a standard violin composition, exhaust ing the resources of the instrument, also accompanied by orchestra, under the able direction of Oberhoffer, the American poet conductor"
 Both programs are given as follows:
 Afternoon Concert | The Star Spangled Banner" 1 Symphonic Sketch: My Jubilee" | Chadwick Symphony No. l, in G minor. ....
 ................... KalinnikaW
 l Allegro moderate
 II Andante commodamente
 III ScherZo: Allegro non troppo.
 " Finale: Allegro moderate. T1,. ,~JN
 tra in A minor ..........Van Goens
 l Allegro non troppo. II Larghetto.
 III Allegro non troppo
 (Played without pause.) MT. Van Vliet. 4"Peer Gynt" Suite No. l. .Grieg a Morning.
 b Aases Death. Anitas Dance. 1 d In the Hall of the Mountain King. 5 Three Pieces from "The Damna-
 tion of Faust" "............. .Berlioz Minuet of the Will O the Wisps. b Dance of the Sylphs
 Hungarian March "Rakoczy."
 Evening Concert
 ''The Star Spangled Banner" 1 Overture in "Sakultala". .Goldmark 2 Symphony No. 5, in E minor. Op. 64 .Tschikowsky I Andante: Allegro con anima. II Andante cantabile con alcuna
 licenza.
 III Valse: Allegro moderate. " Finale: Andante maestoso-Allegrc
 Allegro vivace.
 3 Ballade and Polonaise for Violin
 and Orchestra ...... Vieuxtemps
 MT. Czerwonky.
 4 Symphonic Poem:
 ''Le Rouet d'Omphale. Saint -Saen:
 Spanish Caprice, Op. 34.......
 ..................R .Rimsky -KorsakoW
 I Alborada.
 II Variations.
 III Alborada.
 " Scene and Gypsy Song.
 V Fandango of the Asturias.