Bohumir Kryl: the world's greatest cornetist and his band

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BOHUMIR KRYL The World's Greatest Cornetist and his Band
SOLOISTS


Leo Zelenka-Lerando Harp Virtuoso
Lucino Nava French Horn
James Hurt Xylophone
Paul Standke Oboe
John Becker Clarinet
August Pfaifer Piccolo
Harry Brooks Cornet
Phillip Cincionne Euphonium
James Cimera Trombone
Anton Westemeier Bassoon


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Sacred Programmes Kryl and His Band

SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAM.


1.
Lead, Kindly Light

Hymn


2.
Ave Maria

Bach




Oboe and Harp Obligato.
Messrs. Standke and Zelenka-Lerando



3.
Old Church Organ (Serenade)

Chambers



Evening Star from Tannhauser

Wagner




Euphonium Solo by Mr. Cincionne.



4.
The Pilgrims' Song of Hope

Batiste


5.
Cornet Solo, The Palms

Faure




BOHUMIR KRYL



6.
March of the Knights of the Holy Grail, from Parsifal.

Wagner


7.
Jerusalem

Hymn





SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAM.


1.
Nearer, My God, to Thee, (Paraphrase)


Reeves


2.
The Martyrs (Overture)


Donizetti


3.
Fantasie for Harp


Kovarovic





Mr. Leo Zelenka-Lerando



4.
(a)
Funeral March

Chopin



(b)
Cavalleria Rusticana (Intermezzo)

Mascagni


5.
Cornet Solo, Holy City

Adams





BOHUMIR KRYL



6.
Largo


Handel


7.
Symphonic Poem, The Preludes


Liszt


8.
Abide With Me


Hymn





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HEAR MR. LEO ZELENKA-LERANDO PLAY
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
New York Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Orchestra
Innes' Concert Band
Kryl's Concert Band



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Heinrich Schuecker
Joseph Schuecker
Henry J. Williams
John Lotito
Leo Zelenka-Lerando
Frank Sabbatino
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117 to 121 East Fourth St
ST. LOUIS
1109 Olive Street
BUFFALO
701 Main Street
NEW YORK
25–27 W. 32nd St. Bet. B'way and 5th Ave.
CLEVELAND
801 Huron Road
DAYTON, O.
133 S. Ludlow Street
CHICAGO
329–331 S. Wabash Ave.
DETROIT
26 Adams Ave., W.
LOUISVILLE
426 W. Green Street
PHILADELPHIA
912 Chestnut St.
KANSAS CITY
1027 Main Street
COLUMBUS
57–59 East Main St.

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Musical Festivals
BY
Kryl and His Band Bohumir Kryl, Conductor and World's Greatest Cornetist
SOLOISTS:
MR. LEO ZELENKA-LERANDO, Harp Virtuoso
(Using the Wurlitzer Harp Exclusively)
MR. JAMES HURT, Xylophone



AFTERNOON PROGRAM.


1.
Overture to Mignon


A. Thomas


2.
Cleopatra, (Concert Polka)


Damare




Xylophone Solo, James Hurt.




3.
Second Hungarian Rhapsody


Liszt


4.
Caprice, Hunter's Dream


Bucalossi





Description of a fox hunt in dear old England, imitating birds, the barking of hounds, and the galloping of horses.






INTERMISSION.



5.
Humoresque, The Band Came Back


Sousa


6.
Harrisonian (Fantasia for Cornet)


Kryl





BOHUMIR KRYL



7.
(a)
Bacarolle from Tales of Hoffmann

Offenbach



(b)
Spring Song

Mendelssohn





Spring Song.
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.  Born Feb. 3, 1809, at Hamburg.  Died Nov. 4, 1847, at Leipsic.






This number is a transcription (for wood wind and harp) of the thirtieth of Mendelssohn's Songs Without Words, the last one in book V. (Opus 62), which appeared in print in April, 1844.  The Spring Song itself was written in 1842.



8.
American Fantasie


Victor Herbert



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EVENING PROGRAM.


1.
Overture, Jubel

Weber




Overture, Opus 59 Jubilee.
Carl Maria von Weber.
Born Dec. 18, 1786, at Eutin, Oldenburg.  Died June 5, 1826, at London.





The Jubilee overture was composed in 1818,—the autograph score bears the date of September 11th,—and was first performed at the festival held at Dresden, on the 20th of the same month, in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the accession of King Frederick Augustus I to the throne of Saxony.  Weber had composed a jubilee cantata for this event which is said to have fallen short of the requirements of the occasion; in any case, it was relegated to the background, and the present overture, an entirely distinct composition, was performed in its place.  The title itself is a sufficient indication of the nature of this work, which is brought to an enthusiastic conclusion by the introduction of the national anthem.



2.
Impromptu (Solo for Harp)

Zelenka-Lerando




Leo Zelenka-Lerando.



3.
Stories of the Forest of Vienna

Strauss




(Concert Waltz)



4.
The Village Blacksmith

Michaelis




Night.  The Dawn.  By the Brook.  Morning Prayer.  At the Forge.  Introducing the costumed corps of musical blacksmiths, electric anvils, etc.





INTERMISSION.



5.
Echo in the Forest (Fantasia)

Kling


6.
Fantasia on National Airs

Kryl




Cornet Solo by BOHUMIR KRYL.



7.
Les Preludes (Symphonic Poem)

Liszt




Symphonic Poem, Les Preludes.
Franz Liszt.
Born Oct. 22, 1811, at Raiding, Hungary.  Died July 31, 1886, at Bayreuth.





Liszt was moved to the composition of Les Preludes by the following passage from Lamartine's Meditations Poétiques:
What is Life but a series of preludes to that unknown song whose initial solemn note is tolled by Death?  The enchanted dawn of every life is love; but where is the destiny on whose first delicious joys some storm does not break?—a storm whose deadly blast disperses youth's illusions, whose fatal bolt consumes its altar.  And what soul thus cruelly bruised, when the tempest rolls away, seeks not to rest its memories in the pleasant calm of rural life?  Yet man allows himself not long to taste the kindly quiet which first attracted him to Nature's lap; but when the trumpet gives the signal he hastens to danger's post, whatever be the fight which draws him to the lists, that in strife he may once more regain full knowledge of himself and all his strength.



8.
The Death of Custer, or The Battle of Little Big Horn

Lee Johnston




Synopsis: (a)  Sioux Indians' war dance, night before the battle.  (b)  Bugle call in Custer's camp before forming the line of March.  (c)  Custer's cavalry on March to Sioux camp, the sound of horses' hoofs in the distance.  (d)  Approach of cavalry with band playing National Airs, the Indians responding with their customary war music.  (e)  Battle of Little Big Horn, June 25, 1876, in which our great general lost his life.  (f)  Indians rejoicing over the victory with scalp dance.  (g)  Arrival of reinforcements, General Bentine and cavalry.  (h)  Custer's burial, volley of shots, muffled drums and bugle sounding the last call over our great General's grave.  Finale,`Nearer My God to Thee.




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