Word: jacchia
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Wednesday Evening May 23 *March, E1 Captain" Sousa *Overture to "Orpheus" Offenbach *Reve Angelique Rubenstein *Baechanale from "Samson and Delish" Saint Seems *"Giris of Baden," Waltz Komzak *The lost chord Trumpet sole: Georges Mager Sullivan *Ouverture Solennelle "1312" Tchaikorsky *"Mille Modiste," Selection Herbert "Dubinushka," Russian Folk song Arranged by Jacchia March, "There's only One Vienna" Schrammel...
...Pops program at 8.30 o'clock this evening in Symphony Hall. "On the Mall" marchGoldman "Poet and Peasant" overture Suppe Austrian Anthem Hydn Sixth Hungarian Dance Brahms "Espana" rhapsody Chabrier "In the Spring", Grieg Fourth Symphony finale Tchaikovsky "Fortune Teller" selection Herbert "Volga Boatmen's Song" Arr. by Jacchia "Panaderos" dance Glazounov
...Eugen Onegin" Fantasia, Waltz from Serenade for Strings, and "Marche Slave," by Tchaikovsky, Prelude in G Minor by Rachmaninoff, Volga Bargemen's Song, Jacchia arrangement, and "Panaderos," Spanish Dance, by Glazounov...
...Pops their start but the public seized upon them, gave them their real prosperity. With Prohibition came the question of whether they could survive, but a single Dry season showed they could. The music had become the thing, not the beer or the brightened punches. Under Conductor Agide Jacchia (1917-27) the concerts flourished as never before. Conductor Casella, who followed him, tried to dignify the programs but the people rebelled. As it did a half-century ago, Spring seems the time for occasional waltzes and mazurkas...
...Boston, when Conductor Agide Jacchia of the Boston Symphony's "Pop" (popular) concerts suddenly resigned on the night before the season's finale, Arthur Fiedler was given the baton. He was ready for it, the first Boston-born conductor to lead the Boston Symphony...