Music Trade Review
Issue: 1904 Vol. 38 N. 4 - Page 40
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
was formerly accompanist to Madame
Camilla Urso, the great violinist.
Of the artists who will appear, Mr.
Schettler will come direct from Berlin,
Germany, for the occasion, Mr Foden from
St Louis, and the Boston Ideal Club from
Boston, with other renowned artists from
other cities, all of whom were especially
engaged at large expense. Such a feast
of stringed music will probably not be heard
again within a decade at least. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Mandolin Quartet—(a) Overture, "Bridal Rose."
Levallee-Jacobs
(b) "Fantasia Petite
Granado
Boston Ideal Club.
George L. Lansing, director.
Banjo Solo—(a) "My Old Kentucky Home". Foster-Farland
(b) "Perpetuum Mobile," Op. 24.
C. M. von Weber
Miss Fannie Heinline.
Guitar Solo—(a) "Ernani"
Verdi-Mertz
(b) Fantasie, "Sur Une Melodie."
Russe-Pettalletti
C. D. Schettler.
Banjo Solo—(a) "Bolero"
Moszkowski
(b) Potpourri
Arr. by Lansing
George L. Lansing.
Mandolin Solo—"First Concerto/' Op. 16
De Beriot
Signor Siuseppe Pettine.
Banjo Quintet—(a) Grand Operatic Potpourri.
Arr. by Bacon
(b) Famous Scotch Airs....Arr. by Bacon
The Bacon Banjo Quintet.
Frederick J. Bacon, director.
Mandolin Solo—(a) "Bizarria Capriccio di Concerto."
Munier
(b) "Chaut d' Armour" (Love Song),
duo style
.Munier
Miss Hilda Hempel.
Banjo Ensemble—(a) "March Militaire"
Morse
(b) "Dixie Land"
Haines
The Boston Ideal Club.
Mandolin Sole "Concerto," Op. 6 4 . . . .
Mendelssohn
(a) "Andante.
(b) "Allegro"
Valentine Abt
Banjo Solo—(a) "Valse de Concert," Op. 3 . . . .Wieniawski
(b) "Grand Concert Polka
Bartlett
Frederick J. Bacon.
Guitar Solo—(a) Sextet from "Lucia," Transcription.
Donizetti-Foden
(b) "La Favorita Fantasie". .. Donizetti-Foden
(c) "Alice," Romanza, Varied. . Ascher-Foden
William Foden.
Banjo Quintet—(a) Selection from "II Trovatore." Fantasia.
Verdi-Bacon
(b) "The Nightingale and the Frogs."
Eilenberg
The Bacon Banjo Quintette.
Tickets for the concert are on sale at
Ditsons, 867 Broadway; Box Office Car-
negie Hall and at the office of C. L. Partee,
5 East 14th street.
STICK TO YOUR CONVICTIONS.
Men who do things, who achieve re-
sults
have strong convictions; they be-
PLACE TO BUY
lieve something- in particular, and believe
it without reservation. A man who is
TALKING MACHINES, RECORDS
willing to fight for an idea, to sacrifice
AND ACCESSORIES
everything in order to develop it, has some-
thing definite in his line, a specific certainty
will bring him out somewhere in the
G O O D S Shipped within 24 hours that
neighborhood of success.
The largest and most complete stock in the United States.
A man without a policy, without a
THE VICTOR DISTRIBUTING AND EXPORT CO., definite purpose, without a strong convic-
tion of any kind, who believes a little of
77 Chambers Street, New York.
everything and not much of anything, who
is
willing upon pressure to relinquish his
LOWEST PRICES.
opinion on any subject, to abandon any
idea he has conceived, whether it be feasible
or not, who does not hold on to any one
thing tenaciously, will never accomplish
much in this world.
THE
VICTOR
HIGHEST
QUALITY.
THE C. G. CONN
Perfected Wonder System Clarinet.
THE
THE PERFECTED
Combines the excel-
lencies of all Previous
Systems, in addition to
the Puaeschi Improve-
ments and Many Other
Important Recent
Devices-
PERFECTED
Receives
Unqualified
Endorsement of the
World's Eminent Clarinet
Players. Among them,
L. H. Christie, W. Bayne,
J. Vannouche, P. K*
hiatus mnd E m Am Bosworthm
For illustrated catalogue giving full description of the Perfected
Wonder Band Orchestra and Solo Instruments, Address
Clarinet
and
LYON & HEALY
CHICAGO
CAN FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR
the
EVERYTHING
MUSICAL
Elkhart, Ind.
C. G. CONN,
GENUINE " C O U R T 0 1 3 " BAND INSTRUMENTS
o i i —Ai
1
u_
it r
AND SAXOPHONES.
The World's Most Famous Soloists' IDEAL.
WM. R. GRATZ COMPANY,
11IA
tU 2 !J d o!J. l l " T '
SOLE AGENTS for tK« Unit«d St.t»«. *
*
MANDOLINS, BUITARS
BANJEAUX
JUST OUT
Dealers in the South
and W e s t w i l l be
interested in this cata-
logue. It is to be had
for the asking. . . .
VonLtfs EUREDITION
MUSICAL MERCHANDIJE
CATALOGUE
ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT
OUR CATALOGUES WILL
INTEREST YOU
WALDO MANUFACTURE CO.
SAGINAW,
MICHIGAN
A new departure in flandolin Construction
THE AMERICANJOJTE
^
The Mandolin with the Violin Tone
PRICE, $40.00
Terms on application.
Agencies allowed to reliable dealers and teachers.
C. L. PARTEE MUSIC CO., 5 E. 14th St., New York City
Send for catalogue of latest publications.
Thlebes'Stierlin
Musical
Instrument Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
HARPS, HARPS.
THIEB^-JRIERLIH MUSICAL IN5TRUMENT
COMPANY
5T.L0U15
J.
Double actions by Erard, Brat, Grosjaan and
all Landon maker*. Good as new. Largest
stock of second-hands in Burape.
Prices reasonable. Correspondence solicited.
MAKER,
MILLER,
BRISTOL.
BNQLAND
40
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
was formerly accompanist to Madame
Camilla Urso, the great violinist.
Of the artists who will appear, Mr.
Schettler will come direct from Berlin,
Germany, for the occasion, Mr Foden from
St Louis, and the Boston Ideal Club from
Boston, with other renowned artists from
other cities, all of whom were especially
engaged at large expense. Such a feast
of stringed music will probably not be heard
again within a decade at least. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Mandolin Quartet—(a) Overture, "Bridal Rose."
Levallee-Jacobs
(b) "Fantasia Petite
Granado
Boston Ideal Club.
George L. Lansing, director.
Banjo Solo—(a) "My Old Kentucky Home". Foster-Farland
(b) "Perpetuum Mobile," Op. 24.
C. M. von Weber
Miss Fannie Heinline.
Guitar Solo—(a) "Ernani"
Verdi-Mertz
(b) Fantasie, "Sur Une Melodie."
Russe-Pettalletti
C. D. Schettler.
Banjo Solo—(a) "Bolero"
Moszkowski
(b) Potpourri
Arr. by Lansing
George L. Lansing.
Mandolin Solo—"First Concerto/' Op. 16
De Beriot
Signor Siuseppe Pettine.
Banjo Quintet—(a) Grand Operatic Potpourri.
Arr. by Bacon
(b) Famous Scotch Airs....Arr. by Bacon
The Bacon Banjo Quintet.
Frederick J. Bacon, director.
Mandolin Solo—(a) "Bizarria Capriccio di Concerto."
Munier
(b) "Chaut d' Armour" (Love Song),
duo style
.Munier
Miss Hilda Hempel.
Banjo Ensemble—(a) "March Militaire"
Morse
(b) "Dixie Land"
Haines
The Boston Ideal Club.
Mandolin Sole "Concerto," Op. 6 4 . . . .
Mendelssohn
(a) "Andante.
(b) "Allegro"
Valentine Abt
Banjo Solo—(a) "Valse de Concert," Op. 3 . . . .Wieniawski
(b) "Grand Concert Polka
Bartlett
Frederick J. Bacon.
Guitar Solo—(a) Sextet from "Lucia," Transcription.
Donizetti-Foden
(b) "La Favorita Fantasie". .. Donizetti-Foden
(c) "Alice," Romanza, Varied. . Ascher-Foden
William Foden.
Banjo Quintet—(a) Selection from "II Trovatore." Fantasia.
Verdi-Bacon
(b) "The Nightingale and the Frogs."
Eilenberg
The Bacon Banjo Quintette.
Tickets for the concert are on sale at
Ditsons, 867 Broadway; Box Office Car-
negie Hall and at the office of C. L. Partee,
5 East 14th street.
STICK TO YOUR CONVICTIONS.
Men who do things, who achieve re-
sults
have strong convictions; they be-
PLACE TO BUY
lieve something- in particular, and believe
it without reservation. A man who is
TALKING MACHINES, RECORDS
willing to fight for an idea, to sacrifice
AND ACCESSORIES
everything in order to develop it, has some-
thing definite in his line, a specific certainty
will bring him out somewhere in the
G O O D S Shipped within 24 hours that
neighborhood of success.
The largest and most complete stock in the United States.
A man without a policy, without a
THE VICTOR DISTRIBUTING AND EXPORT CO., definite purpose, without a strong convic-
tion of any kind, who believes a little of
77 Chambers Street, New York.
everything and not much of anything, who
is
willing upon pressure to relinquish his
LOWEST PRICES.
opinion on any subject, to abandon any
idea he has conceived, whether it be feasible
or not, who does not hold on to any one
thing tenaciously, will never accomplish
much in this world.
THE
VICTOR
HIGHEST
QUALITY.
THE C. G. CONN
Perfected Wonder System Clarinet.
THE
THE PERFECTED
Combines the excel-
lencies of all Previous
Systems, in addition to
the Puaeschi Improve-
ments and Many Other
Important Recent
Devices-
PERFECTED
Receives
Unqualified
Endorsement of the
World's Eminent Clarinet
Players. Among them,
L. H. Christie, W. Bayne,
J. Vannouche, P. K*
hiatus mnd E m Am Bosworthm
For illustrated catalogue giving full description of the Perfected
Wonder Band Orchestra and Solo Instruments, Address
Clarinet
and
LYON & HEALY
CHICAGO
CAN FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR
the
EVERYTHING
MUSICAL
Elkhart, Ind.
C. G. CONN,
GENUINE " C O U R T 0 1 3 " BAND INSTRUMENTS
o i i —Ai
1
u_
it r
AND SAXOPHONES.
The World's Most Famous Soloists' IDEAL.
WM. R. GRATZ COMPANY,
11IA
tU 2 !J d o!J. l l " T '
SOLE AGENTS for tK« Unit«d St.t»«. *
MANDOLINS, BUITARS
BANJEAUX
JUST OUT
Dealers in the South
and W e s t w i l l be
interested in this cata-
logue. It is to be had
for the asking. . . .
VonLtfs EUREDITION
MUSICAL MERCHANDIJE
CATALOGUE
ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT
OUR CATALOGUES WILL
INTEREST YOU
WALDO MANUFACTURE CO.
SAGINAW,
MICHIGAN
A new departure in flandolin Construction
THE AMERICANJOJTE
^
The Mandolin with the Violin Tone
PRICE, $40.00
Terms on application.
Agencies allowed to reliable dealers and teachers.
C. L. PARTEE MUSIC CO., 5 E. 14th St., New York City
Send for catalogue of latest publications.
Thlebes'Stierlin
Musical
Instrument Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
HARPS, HARPS.
THIEB^-JRIERLIH MUSICAL IN5TRUMENT
COMPANY
5T.L0U15
J.
Double actions by Erard, Brat, Grosjaan and
all Landon maker*. Good as new. Largest
stock of second-hands in Burape.
Prices reasonable. Correspondence solicited.
MAKER,
MILLER,
BRISTOL.
BNQLAND
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