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Sacramento Saturday Club : Original Program - "Saturday Club Celebrity Series, Season 1955-1956, 62nd Concert Season, Seven Hundred Sixtieth-Eighth Recital; Joseph Szigeti, Violinist; Assisted by Carlo Bussotti; January 12th, 8:30 P.M., Sacramento Memorial Auditorium"

Sacramento Saturday Club?, Sacramento, CA?

Original publisher's beige paper brochure; one leaf folded in half. No date, circa 1955-1956. 6" x 9." Printed on all four panels (two panels printed front and back), complete. One full-page, black-and-white, illustrated advertisement for Sherman Clay on back panel, complete. Brochure is very clean and intact overall except for center horizontal and vertical fold lines, some wrinkling, and slight age toning. A Very Good copy. Program for a performance by Joseph Szigeti (1892-1973), a Hungarian violinist, with an accompaniment by Carlo Bussotti (1922-2002), an Italian-American pianist.. Ephemera. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: No Binding

Sacramento Saturday Club : Original Program - "Saturday Club Celebrity Series, Season 1955-1956, 62nd Concert Season, Seven Hundred Sixtieth-fifth Recital, S. Hurok, Presents, Santa Cecilia Choir; Conducted by Bonaventura Somma; Friday Evening, November 4th, 8:30 P.M., Sacramento Memorial Auditorium"

Sacramento Saturday Club?, Sacramento, CA?

Original publisher's beige paper brochure; one leaf folded in half. No date, circa 1955-1956. 6" x 9." Printed on all four panels (two panels printed front and back), complete. One full-page, black-and-white, illustrated advertisement for Sherman Clay on back panel, complete. Brochure is very clean and intact overall except for slight wrinkling and age toning. A Very Good copy. Program for a performance by the Santa Cecilia Choir at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium. The Santa Cecilia Choir was founded in 1897. The choir is still active to this day. The group is a polyphonic, male choir whose members are seminarians from the Rachol Seminary of the Catholic Archdiocese of Goa and Daman, in Goa, India. For this program, the choir was led by Bonaventura Somma (1893-1960), an Italian conductor, composer, and organist.. Ephemera. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: No Binding

Sacramento Saturday Club : Original Program - "Saturday Club Celebrity Series, Season 1955-1956, 62nd Concert Season, Seven Hundred Sixtieth-ninth Recital, San Francisco Symphony Assocation, Presents, The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra; Enrique Jorda, Conductor; Alexander Brailowsky, Soloist; Tuesday Evening, February 14th, 1956 at 8:30, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium"

Sacramento Saturday Club?, Sacramento, CA?, 1956

Original publisher's beige paper brochure; one leaf folded in half. 6" x 9." Printed on all four panels (two panels printed front and back), complete. One full-page, black-and-white, illustrated advertisement for Sherman Clay on back panel, complete. Brochure is very clean and intact overall except for center horizontal and vertical fold lines and slight wrinkling and age toning. A Very Good copy. Program for a performance by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra as led by Enrique Jorda (1911-1996), a Spanish-American conductor, and Alexander Brailowsky (1896-1976), a Russian-French pianist who specialized in the works of Chopin.. Ephemera. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: No Binding

Sacramento Saturday Club : Original Program - "Saturday Club Celebrity Series, Season 1955-1956, 62nd Concert Season, Seven Hundred Seventieth Recital, S. Hurok, Presents, Marian Anderson; Franz Rupp at the piano; Tuesday Evening, February 23rd, 1956 at 8:30, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium"

Sacramento Saturday Club?, Sacramento, CA?, 1956

Original publisher's off-white paper brochure; one leaf folded in half. 6" x 9." Printed on all four panels (two panels printed front and back), complete. One full-page, black-and-white, illustrated advertisement for Sherman Clay on back panel, complete. Brochure is very clean and intact except for a center horizontal fold line and slight wrinkling and age toning. A Very Good copy. A stunning piece of ephemera. Program for a performance by the noted African-American contralto, Marian Anderson (1897-1993). Anderson reached the pinnacle of her career amid tumultuous times marked by racial segregation and other forms of racial discrimination. However, Anderson's perseverance and talent paid off, and she became nationally recognized for her beautiful voice and singing ability. Among her accomplishments was a performance at the Lincoln Memorial on April 9, 1939 in which she sang in front of over 75,000 people. In 1955, Anderson also became the first African American and the first African-American woman to perform at the Metropolitan Opera. Franz Rupp (1901-1992) was a German-American pianist. This performance was at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium.. Ephemera. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: No Binding

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