Bohimur Kryl: and his band

              Bohumir KrylWorld Famous Cornetistand His Band
In Musical Festivals
Tour June 1st to September 15th, 1917

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Afternoon Program1. Fest March‐Tannhauser ‐  Wagner2. Hungarian Fantasia  ‐ ‐Tobani3. Aria from Bohemian Girl ‐‐ Balfe
Solo for English Horn
Mr. Attilio Bianco4. Overture‐ Robespierre ‐ Litolff

In which is described the French Revolution. The Overture opens with a movement indicating the state of national unrest immediately preceding the Reign of Terror. This, in turn is followed by a picture of the Bacchanalian orgies of the mob; the singing of the Marseillaiseby the Girondists on their way to the scaffold, and the guillotining of Robespierre; the triumph of Law and Order being announced by the fanfare of trumpets which opens the final movement.

Intermission5. Cornet Solo‐The Patriot ‐ Kryl
Mr. Bohumir Kryl6. Grand Selection from Faust ‐ Gounod
7. The Phantom Brigade ‐  MyddletonRetired from active service, dines in company with some brother officers at the club. A general conversation arises concerning an important battle in which they all took part. After dinner the general falls asleep in arm-chair and dreams of the Brigade under his command. This dream is vivid and he sees the Brigade sweep by him again as they did on the day he led them to victory.8. Tone Pictures of the North and South
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Ending with the Star-Spangled Banner

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The Tribune, Chicago‐As a director he is without a peer, as a virtuoso he is unrivaled.Los Angeles Times‐The most remarkable cornet technicist in the world.Washington Post‐The effect of his playing was electrical.New York TimesKryl is complete master of the difficult instrument.Kansas City Star‐Kryl is a great virtuoso.Cincinnati Enquirer‐He is a great conductor and the head of a great band.
The Star Spangled Banner
National Hymn of the American Republic, words written in 1814 by Francis Scott Key. The tune is that of Anacreon in Heaven,an old English song

HERE are the words 
SING them when the band plays

Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light,
What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming,
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight.
O'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming?
And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there.
Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

Evening Program1. Overture to Rienzi
Wagner2. Solo for Marimba  Selected
Messrs Leaks, Hatches and Thompson3. The Evolution of Dixie M. L. Lake4. Piece Militaire‐The Charge of the Cavalry
Luders
Synopsis: Morning of the Battle, Infantry approaching with fifes and drums; Cavalry the distance coming nearer until they charge upon the enemy; Cavalry, Infantry and Artillery in the melee of battle; defeat of the enemy; Cavalry pursuing in the distance.


Intermission5. Humoresque‐The Band Came Back
Sousa6. Cornet Solo‐Fantasia on National Airs Kryl
Mr. Bohumir Kryl7. Beautiful Danube‐(Concert Waltz) Strauss8. American Fantasia Herbert
Closing with the Star-Spangled Banner

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C. G. Corm Band Instruments Used
The KIMBALL Triumphant
Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, 1915

Highest Honors
Grand Prize‐Medals of Honor‐Gold Medals 
Recognition of Superlative Merit

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