The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-10-14
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IN ELY OCTOBER "a
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED
WELL KNOWN SOUOISTS TO
APPEAR - LOCAL BUSINESS
MEN SPONSORING THE CON-.
CERT.

A packed house will witness a
fine musicale when the Lombard
Concert company of soloists, pre-
scented by Luigi Lombard, Hibbing,
will make its first appearance in
Ely. at the high school auditorium
on Monday night, October oath. 1t
will be an event which the local
music lovers will long remember.
for the solosist to be heard are all
accomplished artists VIII o have
achieved their past successes ON
the concert stage of many big
cities of America as we'll as Europe.
Madame Ada lombard, who is
the feature soloisf of the company,
came to this country % years ago
after many years of study under
the personal instruction of such
distinguished masters of the piano
forte as Giuseppe Martucci of Boil
ogna and C. Sgambati of Rome.
For many seasons in succession
Madame lombard toured Italy,
France and Germany as piano solo
list end true exponent of Chopin,
Beethoven and List. While in
New York, Nine. lombard received
three years coaching from the
famous master, Albert Jonas. I'm
der the arrangement of Loudon
Charleston of New York City, she
made five concert-tours over the
principal eastern cities, playing to
critical audiences of such musical
centers as New York, Boston and
Philadelphia. Critics proclaimed
Madame lombard one of the most
brilliant and interesting artists of
the piano, and compared her with
the great Teresa Carreno.
Miss Bernardine Troendle, young
violin virtuoso from the Chicago
Musical college, will be another of
the soloists to be heard on Monday
night, the Oath. Miss Troendle
has a soul of an artist and a tech
nique of real master of the in
strument. Her tone is rich and her
playing shows a remarkable fexi-
bility between the soft and loud pas
sages, always with faultless pitch.
accurate phrasing and intelligent in
depreciation. Miss Troendle will
have great share of solo work in
the program.
Another soloist to be offered on
the same evening by Prof. Lombard
will be Miss Marie DeLorimier, a
lyric soprano, who for the last few
years has gained more praise and
popularity than any other singer of
the iron ranges. She displays a
purity and sweetness of voice which
appeals strongly to any audience,
the variety of her repertoire being
such as to suit every taste. She
will be heard in operatice as well
as in song numbers with violin
obligato.
Miss Viola Henryson, formerly
rpianiste with the McPhail School of
Music at Minneapolis, now a MEM
Der of the faculty at the lombard
conservatory of Hibbing and Vir-
ginia, will be the accompanist for
the soloists.
This concert, as well as the Sec
ond one to be presented in Ely by
the Range Symphony orchestra on
Sunday afternoon, November goth,
is sponsored and supported by the
following public spirited business
and professional men of Ely:
List of Sponsors.
Owen w. Parker; Ely Finnish
Stock Co.; Laing Hardware Co.;
William Mills, Clothier; McMahan
Lumber Co.; The Ely Miner; The
Savolainen Co.; First State Bank
of Ely; First National Bank of Ely;
Jacob L, Pete; Miller Store Co.;
M. J. Murphy; Slogan Bros; Wal
ter E. Englund; Berglund Bros. !;
Thomas Harri;A A. j. Fenske; Yer
million Electric Co.; Hotel Ely;
Emil Erickson; Sheridan Grocery;
American Clothing Co., Palcher and
Gornick; Palace Cafe, Geo, Spice.
Complimentary tickets may be
secured through them, otherwise
the admission to the concerts is so
cent. per seat.
The program will be published
next week.