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[Met Concert or Gala] CID:45150
First Grand Sunday Concert
Metropolitan Opera House, Sun, November 21, 1909
First Grand Sunday Concert
Both the Press and the Herald identify the evening's violinist as Jascha Bron. However, the signed program lists Eugene B?gner, First Violin in the Met Orchestra.
There were nineteen concerts this season.
Search by season: 1909-10
Search by title: First Grand Sunday Concert,
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First Grand Sunday Concert
Metropolitan Opera House, Sun, November 21, 1909
First Grand Sunday Concert
Metropolitan Opera House
November 21, 1909
FIRST GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT
Massenet: Ph?dre: Overture
I Vespri Siciliani: O tu Palermo
Herbert Witherspoon
Orfeo ed Euridice: Che far? senza Euridice
Anna Meitschik
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5 in E Minor: Andante Cantabile
Rom?o et Juliette: Ah! l?ve-toi soleil
Edmond Cl?ment
Die Walk?re: Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire Music
Clarence Whitehill
Liszt: Polonaise in E Major
Johannes G. Heidenreich
David: La Perle du Br?sil: Charmant oiseau
Bernice de Pasquali
Otto St?ckert, flute
Handel: Largo
Eugene B?gner, violin
Samson et Dalila: Mon coeur s'ouvre ? ta voix
Florence Wickham
Le Roi d'Ys: Vainement, ma bien-aim?e
Edmond Cl?ment
Chabrier: Espa?a
Conductor...............Max Bendix
Piano...................Johannes G. Heidenreich [First appearance]
Organ...................Hans Morgenstern
Both the Press and the Herald identify the evening's violinist as Jascha Bron. However, the signed program lists Eugene B?gner, First Violin in the Met Orchestra.
There were nineteen concerts this season.
Both the Press and the Herald identify the evening's violinist as Jascha Bron. However, the signed program lists Eugene B?gner, First Violin in the Met Orchestra.
There were nineteen concerts this season.
Search by season: 1909-10
Search by title: First Grand Sunday Concert,
Met careers