Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-26

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FESTIVAL OF MUSIC in SAN DIEGO
WILL ATTRACT MANY MUSIC LOVERS

With the idea of focusing the nj
tcntion of San Diego upon its mu
| steal activities, which function the
wear around, both indoors and out
the Community Music association
has arranged II schedule covering Z
period of two weeks, beginning last
Sunday. OF few cities the size OF
San Diego can it be said that
"every week is music week here,
but a perusal of the schedule for
the next few days would indicate
that it is true of this city.
The various special events
throughout the period of two weeks
to be conducted under the auspices
of the Community Music associa
tion opened Sunday with the pre-
sentation of the combined high
school, Roosevelt and Memorial
Junior high school orchestras in
concert at the organ pavilion.
Two Weeks Festival
This fine school orchestra repre-
sentation opened the two weeks
music festival through the courtesy
of uperintendent Johnson and Mr..
Marcelli. The board of park com,
missiOners, the park officials ,vari-
Gus musical and civic organizations
have given unstinted cooperation
to the new Community Music asSo-
citation, of which Wallace Moody is
the director, in arranging the vari-
Gus events.
The schedule as given is not com
plete, as several programs to be
given in the second week of the fes-
tival have not been entirely filled
at this date. Some of the larger
programs will be given in detail as
the festival progresses.
Following is the sncomplete
schedule:
The Program
Wednesday-Evening recital by
Royal A. Brown. Program by the
Orhpeus male quartet, Arthur Van
Rope, first tenor; Lee M;,iikan, see
ond tenor; Roy Rleifuss, baritone;
Schuyler Hall, bass. Community
singing. Special program by the
Advertising club, noon.
Thursday-Afternoon organ re.
eital by DR.. Humphrey j. Stewart;
evening down town community sing,
city plaza; singing by glee clubs of
the San Diego high school COM
meneement, under direction of W.
F. Reyer; special program by the
Rotary club, noon.
Friday,-Evening organ recital
Balboa park, by DR.. Stewart: Ex-
cerpts from the opera Boccacio >
(Von SUPPER The part of Fiamet-
ia will be taken by Mrs. Rutherford
Bouchard lrones. Dclano Cadman
VILE play Boceacio; directed By
Nine. de Turezynowicz; orchestra
under direction of Chesley Mills.
Special program, Lions club, at
noon.
Saturday-Children 8 day at the
organ pavilion. Recital by DR..
Stewart. Program San Diego Con-
servatory of Music junior orchestra,
direction of Leo Sheer, boy con,
ductor. Community singing. Early
evening Dcdcu CUiuHluHitN SHY at
La Jolla.
Sunday, July l.-Organ pavilion,
Balboa Park, program by the South
ern California melody chorus, ID. V.
Allen president; under the direction
of j. f. Johnson; large chorus of
San Diego's best colored singers
from choirs and elsewhere, which
drew Il great Sunday crowd to the
organ pavilion recently. Commun-
ity singing.
Notwithstanding recital by DR..
Stewart, Balboa park. Program by
sOloists. Coronado Tent City, pro-
gram and community singing. Band
/ concert.
Tuesday - Organ recital, Balboa
+ park, by DR.. Stewart; soloists.
Observation-Disclosures of the
Fourth; Americai'ization program,
direction of Community Music as.
sociation. Organ, DIR. Stewart, in
the evening. Excerpts from grand
opera by the La Jolla Community
! Opera company, direction of. Nine.