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About The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1889)
WKST SHORE. creasing in tin- full merit (f tin- work became known, Iiiih nun' ly Ih-ch an iiiiH.rtai.t factor in n-tuininn pub lic interest in tin; fair ami Iiiih proved tin- window of providing the Im hI entertainment that money could ob tain. Kvery afternoon and evening of the fair the mil nic Iiiih Iktu the central attraction. Kvery selection, whether inHtruineiital or vocal, commands the admira tion of the audience. The quartette of talented vocal ihtn (jive an agreeable chntip to the music programmes. Lilierati' repertoire includes the choicest hitH of classical music, selections from light mid from grand oM'raH, overtures, rhapsodies, fantasies, oratorios, sym phonies, huiuoreHiies and nutiieroiis other things that list of pleasing and instructive variations. A featur of particular interest is the sacred concerts given evm Sunday afternoon from 3: 00 to 5: 00 o'clock. The l cal quartette has social prominence at these concerti The patronage that has been given shows a ready pop. ular response to really meritorious work. Though a considerable measure of success depend on the choice of the music, the matchless execution of every piece is what gives special weight to the renJi. lions of Liberati and his orchestra. Kvery evening tbt great leader himself gives a cornet solo, and is pi), erally forced to respond to an encore. II is manner oT conducting the band stamps him a greut artist. Evm m lllllll 11 0 iiilfW I IN TIIK KiT IIW.UItY. apH.al to the M,Ur u,,,, U f ,h,m so render.,1 accent is full of harmony and every portion of lb hat they can not fail ,., charm even tW who previous- large hall is vocal with exquisite melodv. Kvery f ly would no, .dm, that music ha, eharms. It i, . hi h ,,, , , w,j ll(,.omnMjl ., -,onal y true , t tins orcheMra has had the elhvt iH,ener. is tilled to overflowing as these artist, of raising th local musienl standard and creating a denirv fur the lirrt productions of the miine It, !!,.,....,. i, ., .. . i. ,.,, , , , . i i , . . , " ,hm '" Ktle through their mellow horns their wvt twk Men.l. Uim.Iih, Handel, Haydn. eher, Wagner, liuWn- stein, Mewliet, (iOUIIimI and Until V other nr.. . i i , . . ,vll,rit , ,,, ; ' ; l" n Rr ,ua,,', 10 : M'"' that Wfore seemed common is given new w iMluniiiile In Uie enjuyt ne it of the iinn-minni..,! ....I i , . ,l the U tio. .r,. J l. . "d 11 ,H '' B(,l t'ftt can not but pH gramme, ar. ,.,,tM. one LJt ! ' ? ' ''J T'"k MJ M mU" another M v.riou, . W. ...d , o ,hn , " whu wi!hin 1,10 n"e f the ! thnh a lo,, Htrams The high class of music furnished at the