Program for the King Conservatory of Music Initial Concert

Introductory note bills the performance as "first of a series of Educational Concerts for the development of knowledge and taste in Orchestral, Pionoforte, Vocal and Chamber Music. They will take place once or twice each and every month. The second Concert of the series will take place in December. An admission fee of 25 cents, or five tickets for $4.00, will be charged to meet the expenses of each concert. These recitals will include those of the members of the Senior Class."

A special announcement advertises rehearsals for the King Choral Society and invites members of Church Choirs and all other singers. The first work to be studied will be Mendelssohn's Oratorie of St. Paul.

San Jose Orchestral Society meet for rehearsal every Tuesday evening at the K.C.M.

Program features the San Jose Orchestral Society, pianoforte solos by F. Loui King, vocal solo by Miss Laura Holmes, violin solo by Mr. Hermann Brandt; and a trio of Brandt, King, and Romaine S. Hunkins on violincello.

The December 1895 senior class is listed on the last page.

The King Conservatory of Music was incorporated in 1894, with Frank Loui King as dean, located in San Jose, California. The original program is located in the History San Jose Research Library & Archives (Catalog No. 1997-215-214).