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Musical Courier 1927-12-15: Vol 95 Iss 12, 1927
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1Atwater Kent Radio Hour Every Sunday Evening
3Program for November 6, 1927
4RAFAEL DIAZ
5Tenor, Metropolitan Opera Company
6and
7JOHN POWELL, Pianist
81. (a) Ombra mai fu (Largo), from XERXES …….Handel
9(b) Rayito de sol …………………….Maria Grever
10(c) Amapola …………………………….LaCalle
11Rafael Diaz
122. Scherzo ……………………………….Chopin
13John Powell
143. Ah, leve toi soleil, from ROMEO ET JULIETTE ….Gounod
15Rafael Diaz
164. (a) Gondoliera ………………………..Franz Liszt
17(b) Tarantelle (Venzia et Napoli) ……….Franz Liszt
18John Powell
195. (a) Love Me or Not ……………………Secchi
20(b) Howdy Do, Miss Springtime? ………….David Guion
21(c) Maureen Mavourneen …………………Geo. Trinkaus
22(d) The Last Song ………………………James H. Rogers
23Rafael Diaz
25Program for November 13, 1927
26MR. BENIAMINO GIGLI
27Tenor, Metropolitan Opera Company
28and
29ATWATER KENT ORCHESTRA
30Nahan Franko, Conductor
311. Una furtiva lagrima, from L'ELISIR D'AMORE ……..Gaetano Donizetti
32Mr. Gigli and Orchestra
332. De la Fleur, from CARMEN ………………Georges Bizet
34Mr. Gigli and Orchestra
353. Menuet and Farandole, from SUITE ARLESIENNE ……..Jules Massenet
36Orchestra
374. (a) Rimpianto ………………………….Enrico Toselli
38(b) O Marie, O Marie ……………………R. DeCapua
39(c) Notturno d'amore ……………………..R. Drigo
40Mr. Gigli and Accompanist
415. Giunto sul passo, from MEFISTOFELE …….Arrigo Boito
42Mr. Gigli and Orchestra
436. Preludes: C minor and G minor …………Sergi Rachmaninoff
44Orchestra
457. La donna è mobile, from RIGOLETTO …….Giuseppe Verdi
46Mr. Gigli and Orchestra
47VITO CARNAVALI, at the Piano
49Program for November 20, 1927
50KATHRYN MEISLE, Contralto, Chicago Opera Company
51Assisted by ATWATER KENT ORCHESTRA
52Nahan Franko, Conductor
531. Stride la vampa, from IL TROVATORE ……Giuseppe Verdi
54Miss Meisle and Orchestra
552. (a) The Cry of Rachel …………………Mary Turner Salter
56(b) A Baby's Hair Is Built of Sun ……….Wm. Wentzell
57(c) My Love Rode By …………………..Mary Evelene Calbreath
58(d) Lullaby (with violin obbligato) ……..E. W. Hanscom
59Miss Meisle and Accompanist
603. Voce di donna, from LA GIOCONDA …….Amilcare Ponchielli
61Miss Meisle and Orchestra
624. Dance of the Hours, from LA GIOCONDA ……..Amilcare Ponchielli
63Orchestra
645. (a) An die Musik ……………………….Franz Schubert
65(b) Liebesbotschaft ……………………..Franz Schubert
66(c) Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt ……….Peter Tschaikowsky
67Miss Meisle and Accompanist
686. Ah! mon fils, from LE PROPHETE …….Giacomo Meyerbeer
69Miss Meisle and Orchestra
707. March, Symphony Lenore ………………Joseph Joachim Raff
71Orchestra
728. (a) When Day Is Done …………………Dr. Robert Katscher
73Miss Meisle and Orchestra
74(b) Daisies ……………………………….Amy Worth
75(c) Swing High and Swing Low (Eugene Field) ……..Wm. E. Haesche
76(d) O Lovely Night (with 'cello obbligato) …Landon Ronald
77Miss Meisle and Accompanist
78SOLON ALBERTI, at the Piano
80Program for November 27, 1927
81EDITHA FLEISCHER
82Soprano, Metropolitan Opera Company
83and
84ALEXANDER BRAILOWSKY, Pianist
851. Aria of the Page, "Nobles Seigneurs," from
86LES HUGUENOTS ………………………..Giacomo Meyerbeer
87Miss Fleischer and Orchestra
882. (a) Ballade, G minor, Op. 23 ………….Frédéric Chopin
89(b) Waltz, E minor ………………………Frédéric Chopin
90Mr. Brailowsky
913. (a) Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces ..Arr. by Lane Wilson
92(b) The Sweet Little Girl That I Love (Old English Melody) ……..Arr. by Lane Wilson
93(c) Golden Slumbers (Old English Melody) ……..Arr. by E. Horsman
94(d) When Dull Care (Old English Melody) ……..Arr. by Lane Wilson
95Miss Fleischer and Accompanist
964. (a) Traumeswirren ……………………..Robert Schumann
97(b) Rondo Capriccioso ……………………Felix Mendelssohn
98Mr. Brailowsky
995. (a) La Pastorale ………………………..Georges Bizet
100(b) La Danza (Canzonetta) ………………Gioachino Rossini
101(Napoletana) ……………………………Gioachino Rossini
102Miss Fleischer and Accompanist
104Program for December 18, 1927
105MARIA KURENKO, Soprano
106and BEATRICE HARRISON, 'Cellist
107Assisted by ATWATER KENT ORCHESTRA
108Nahan Franko, Conductor
1091. (a) Mio caro bene, from RODELINDA ……….Haendel
110Maria Kurenko and Accompanist
111(b) Ombria leggiera, from DINORAH ……….Meyerbeer
112Maria Kurenko and Orchestra
1132. Adagio and Allegro, Concerto in D major ……….Haydn
114Miss Harrison and Orchestra
1153. (a) Sing, Smile, Slumber ………………Gounod
116(b) Serenade ……………………………..Leoncavallo
117Maria Kurenko and Accompanist
118(c) Una voce poco fa, from BARBER OF SEVILLE ..Rossini
119Maria Kurenko and Orchestra
1204. (a) Lament of Fanain Grove …{Founded on Old Irish Tunes
121(b) Blackbird Reel ……………………….Herbert Hughes
122Miss Harrison and Accompanist
1235. (a) Mary's Cradle Song …………………Reger
124(b) Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces ……….Old English
125(c) Last Rose of Summer ……….(Thomas Moore) Old Irish
126(d) Robin Adair ………………………….Lady Caroline Kepple
127Maria Kurenko and Accompanist
1286. Selections from MLLE. MODISTE ………..Victor Herbert
129Orchestra
1307. Variations ……………………………..Proch
131Maria Kurenko and Orchestra
133Christmas Concert, December 25, 1927
134BETSY LANE SHEPHERD, Soprano
135ELSIE BAKER, Contralto
136ARTHUR HACKETT-GRANVILLE, Tenor
137WILLIAM SIMMONS, Baritone
1381. (a) Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles) ……..John Reading
139(b) Hark, the Herald Angels Sing ……….Felix Mendelssohn
140Quartet
1412. (a) Blest Christmas Morn ……………..Arr. by W. V. Wallace
142(b) Glory to God in the Highest ……….Louise Dressler
143Elsie Baker
1443. The First Noel ………………………..Traditional Melody
145Quartet
1464. (a) What Child Is This? ……………….Traditional Melody
147(b) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear ……….R. F. Willis
148Betsy Lane Shepherd
1495. (a) Away in a Manger …………………Martin Luther
150(b) Jesus of Nazareth …………………..Gounod
151William Simmons
1526. O Little Town of Bethlehem ……………L. H. Redner
153Quartet
1547. (a) Ring Out, Wild Bells! …………….Gounod
155Arthur Hackett-Granville
156(b) We Three Kings of Orient Are ……….Old Melody
157Quartet
158Soli by Arthur Hackett-Granville
1598. Silent Night, Holy Night (Parish Hymnal) ….Franz Gruber
160Quartet
161CHARLES ALBERT BAKER, at the Piano
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