STEERS & COMAN Present FRITZ KREISLER Violinist Management: C. J. Foley Municipal Auditorium Friday Evening, February 25, 1927 PROGRAM I. Sonata, B-flat major, No. 15............................Mozart Largo—Allegro Andante Allegretto II. (a) Adagio and Fugue, G-minor.........................Bach (For violin alone) (b) La Folia (Theme and Variations)..................Corelli III. (a) Variations........................................Tartini (b) Andante cantabile.........................Tschaikowsky (c) Lotusland............................Cyril Scott-Kreisler (d) En bateau.......................................Debussy (e) Frasquita Serenade........................Lehar-Kreisler (f) Danse espagnole.................Manuel de Falla-Kreisler CARL LAMSON, Accompanist STEINWAY PIANO Selections on Mr. Kreisler's program published by Carl Fisher, Inc., New York, and may also be obtained from your local music dealer. Inquire Music Room, Public Library, for numbers on this program IF YOU ARE NOT ON OUR MAILING LIST, SEND IN YOUR ADDRESS COMING TITO SCHIPA Premier Tenor AUDITORIUM—MARCH 7 Sixth Concert of the Series Prices, inc. Tax: Floor— $2.20 $1.65 Dress Circle—$2.20 $1.65 Balcony— $1.65 $1.10 50c RACHMANINOFF Composer-Pianist AUDITORIUM—MARCH 9 This Concert is not one of the Series Prices, inc. Tax: Floor— $2.75 $2.20 Dress Circle—$2.75 $2.20 Balcony— $2.20 $1.65 $1.10 MAIL ORDERS NOW Orders filed in the order of receipt and filled before regular box office sale, if accompanied by check and self-addressed, stamped envelope, mailed to Steers St Coman, Columbia Building, Portland, Oregon. OVER graph Record Charge Accounts Opened for t At this concert of Fritz Kreisler, Violinist The PIANO is a STEINWAY INSTRUMENT of the immortals! What a piano is this, when artist after artist, in concert after concert, demands its voice and will have no other. In speaking of the Steinway Fritz Kreisler declares: "I must reveal to you the innermost emotions of my heart and tell you of the great musical delight your incomparable pianos give me. "At every concert at which I am accompanied on your piano, I am astounded at the help and assistance your tone quality gives my violin. The absolute blending of tone and harmony that exists between these two marvelous instruments not only gratifies all my musical instincts and incites me to give the best there is in me, but I can feel and see the magnetic and instantaneous effect that it has on my audience." Kreisler's opinion of the new Orthophonic and Electrola Victrola is equally as definitely expressed when he says: "It captures the very soul of the violin." Sherman Clay & Co. Sixth and Morrison Streets Fritz Kreisler Records for the Orthophonic and Electrola Victrola only