HomeMy WebLinkAbout2412Xwalc.ome visitor, dnd'eed,�was yMiss
'A.dele:,Aus;der Ohe, niho,has.not been
!i ord tt{ere' for four or, five seasons.
t;nagfit..she"showed Ali ,the brilli-
..,.
once„oT _tachn;ique and magnificent au-
; tho' 12r iat sbe displayed of yore,, and
seerrted fo, nave gaiired do warmth as
waeli.” She ,4s A%lhlat 'is ordinanidy de-
"Ser-ibed-as'an"orchestral"player; trhe
breta,d:t¢u ;of her •playing Is but tamely
expressed 'ty the adjective, masculine.
&Dune _.af. her aahlevements are. a.bso-
litiely da.zzling., The quality vaguedv
,known as. "tetnperaanent_" is nut very
marked. do her playing; but for a ni'ch,.
dY +bea tlful ,exposition of a very bean-
tlful and exacting composition noirn-
-Ing: could surpass her rendes°ing- of Ole
famillar S-pinndiig Song," from '^1` ie
4Ilying L'liitohman;' wMdoh she gave
as en encLire. "Almost equally grand
In spirit waS her performance of the
'-12th Rha.Psady of Liszt. Her toacra
in' ` fte lovely 'Aynieal passages of the
*ark was thrillingly besu.ttful.' Such
trOling has"oeidom•been fnee{rd, and Uh.e
'arpegg;ioa.forthe-left•hand at tte out,.
'set: of 'the number were ..magnificently
dome. In -thds'connectiari something
In ,vnaty of pralne is due to the beau-
tiful Steinu^ay instrument she brought .
wdtfii. her. Among•ot1her numbers she
,not, anly.gave'.broad and brilliant, ren-
�d.enin:gs of the Rach-uaiint Saens (.Ia.
vette in B' minor, and Chopin's Valse
do E minor, but played' an effective
and mneiodious ",L.egende" of her own
compAsi4lan., .; --.
.'Miss Eva J. Luttrell played the
olub's accompaniments in a very ex-
`preGsive,and.talented manner, and Mrs.
I Ii. `hi Btigirt offiedated" at the organ in
dyer'usual effective style.
111iKs Mycrst,., Reeital.
Invitation. for the pianoforte recital
by'`Miss Edith''Myers at the Conserva-
:tory of MUSIC on Monday night were
rmuch In demand, and there was a large
'.audience present to greet the appear-
ance of this talented young musician.
Miss Myers- graduated with the high.
est honours in "105. and: has since con-
tinued her, studv of,the pianoforte, un
der the'direction of<I>r. Edward Fish-
er, at the same time giving special at.
tention to ,the Fletcher music method.
Mentally and technically. Miss Myers
Is well'equipped for her work, and her
Interpretation of her various numbers
gave proof of '.a"'rnusica. -culture and
conception. - More Pianists Coming.
There will be two, piano soloists on
tour with the famous Lelpsic Philhar-
monic Orchestra, which, is now on the
ocean on its way to Amertca, and at
Massey Music .hall on Fridays afternoon
and evening, March 15th, this famous
orchestra will play, and in addition to
Von. Slivinskf, the noted Polish pianist.
:who has already been announced, and
who will play at the evening perform-
ance; Enricb.Toselii* one of the Itallan
planlsts of the day,: will play in :the af-