The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1911, Page 15

own mind before he presents them in | fautts of his virtues, Everything he - plays is Busonified, | Chopin. Busoni Returns \|To Charm Anew As Great Pianist BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. ERRUCCIO BUSONI, at his first F recital of the season at Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon, demon. strated anew his greatness as a pianist. There ts something in the playing of this Italian master that compels ad- miration, no matter what exception may be taken to his programme or to his interpretation, He produces the dainti- est of pianissimos or the most tre- mendous of fortes in @ tone impeccable, Nehoup, spoiling the liquid purity of each separate note, no matter how rapidly one follows andther In a passage of any sustained length, His crescendos have a structural base that produce re- markable results. He evokes from the Woodenest of instruments what, for Want of a better word, may be called soul. Mr. Busoni is nor only a great player. He is a composer, a thinker, a phtl- osopher, The works of other men have {9 pass through the crucible of his pubic, with the result that he has the it one may coin & word, The four ballads by Chopin, with which he began yesterday's pro- «ramme, exquisitely played. might weil have been by Busoni rather than by It Is necessary only to call at- tention to the rendering of the familiar | Opus No. 47 to iMustrate this, The un-| usual sing and emphasis made it} appear a very different thing from that | to whioh we are accustomed. Save for two extra Chopin etudes Played in reeponse to vociferous demand after the second part, all the rest of the programme was Liszt—too much Liszt some of un thought. But such an expo- sition as each number got! Six etudes were played in a manner most ravishing, and the “Two Legends"—gravy without | meat, Mr. Halperson calls them— | were marvels of exposition, as was the “Don Giovanni” fantasie reminiscence. There were many murmurs of com- plaint against the lateness of the hour at which the recital began. It was an- | nounced for 3.9 o'clock sharp, but it| Was actually 3.40 o'clock before Busoni first appeared, and {t was just 5.42 o'clock when ho struck his last note. Please, Mr. Hanson, give us time to dress for dinner between afternoon re- citals and evening concerts and operas, If you don't the hard worked music reviewers, as well as a large part of Your audience, will have to leave before your entertainment !s over. GARRERE ENSEMBLE GIVES SECOND CONCERT. The Barrere Ensembles second concert at the Relasco Theatre yester- day afternoon was most enjoyable. It consisted of a rondino by Beethoven, a dixtuor by Georges Enesco, a quatuor by Rossini and a petit® suite by De- bussy.}.The Beethoven number for two | odoes, wo-clarinets, two horns and two bassoons, and the Rossini number for | flute, clarinet, horn and bassoon, were | especially charming. The Enesco num- ber for two flutes. two oboes, two clar-| what I suffered for five long years from headache, backache, | dizziness, no sleep, palpitation of heart and irregularities inatruments. Tho Debussy number for, Which are common at that period and sometimes continue inets, two horns and two bassoons was | @ trifle ambitious and labored for wind two flutes, two oboes, two horns and two closed the concert, was very interes: ing. The audience was much lar, than at the first concert and the ap- plause was generous, two clarinets, | bassoons, which “TANNHAUSER” WELL SUNG; EARLY EXODUS AN ANNOYANCE, | “Tannhauser,”" which got anothe repetition at the Metropolitan Opera House last sieht, was splendidly per- formed under the direction of Alfred Hertz, Slezak had the title part, Olive Fremstad was Venus, Berta Morena was Elisabeth, Witherspoon was the Landgraf, Walter Soomer was Wolfram | and Lenora Sparkes was the Shepherd, | ali in good voice and acting with spirit, In the middle of the last act there was | @ minority exodus from all over the house most annoying to the majority who wished to hear the opera to the} end. 1f the management cannot per- suade those who are In a hurry to get home to leave before the last act be- ins, might {t not be possible to halt opera after the sony to the Even- ing Star and display prominently an electric sign: “AH who wish to leave the house before the end of the opera wil pleare do so now"? Of course It would spoil all the verities, but {t would fave the annoyance to the many of the rudeness of the few. BOARD OF EDUCATION’S MUSICAL LECTURES THIS WEEK. The Board of Education's announce- ments of musical lectures for the cur- rent week included last might ‘The Songs of Moore and Lover" Mrs. Helen O'Donnel! at Public Library No. 1M in East Fifty-elghth street. The programme for the batance of the week isy to-night, “Irish Music,” by Mrs, Helen O'Donnell, at Public School 40; to-morrow ni “Scottish Mrs. Hand, at School No, 59, and “Haydn and Mozart,” by Dantel Gregory Mason of Columbia at Cooper Institute; on Thursday night, by Dantel Grei ith Dunham, at Pub- , West One Hundred -fifth street * by Miss E and For Girl Boxmakers to Strike. Twenty thousand girls employed in the paper box industry @ expected to go on strike to-morrow, The demands are recognition of thi n and better sanitary conditions tn the shope. 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