The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1912, Page 13

_LAevinne Plays in Beethoven’s Great Concerto! Gives a Fine Exposition of the Solo Part of the! “Emperor” With the| Philharmonic Orches-| tra, While Wilhelm Bachaus Does the Same Thing at the Century Theatre With the Sym- phony Society. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. OSEF LHGEVINNE, the Russian pl+ anist, playing with the Philhar- mont eBle Hall yesterday y's Orchestra at Car- ful exposition ernoon, gave @ the solo part in Beethoven's imp ne and beautiful con- certo No, in KB flat mmonly known as the “Emperor.” His touch w 80 sure, his tone was so limpid, and his interpretation was so sympathetic and understandable that the big audience reoalled him half a dozen times or more, to enthustastic applause, He was Well supported by the orchestra, which Mr. Stransky led with proper subordina- tion and fine skill concert was begun with y symphony in © major by Schu- bert admirably performed, and it was ended with the prelude to “Die Mets h such fervor that npelied to make his se to the applause and hime self to respond to many calls belie ve the auditorium, Was the most significant recognition st hie rship since he was instalied as conductor Simultaneously at the Century Theatre that with the ony Society's Orchestra, under Walter Damroseh, before audience equally large and enthus' Wilhelm Bachaus, a distinguished pean planist, who made his American debut | Iday afternoon With that orchestra, was playing the sa ‘Em- peror” A tribute to his great ity was pald tn this column on inday, What a pity there isn't @ must cal clearing house to prevent h rivalry! The rest Mr, Damrosch’s all-Beethoven programme consisted of the fourth symphony and the “Leonore' overture No. J BRITISH AND AMERICAN COMPOSERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Walter Damrosch and the Symphony gave the third of the Syme tonterts for Young People at Hall on Saturday afternoc e audience, largely n, that welcomed a pro- works of British and It began with two Stan- ended with American lgar's Henry Hadle rhapsody after Joseph Rodman Drake's poem, found especial favor, 1 st was the young American baritone, Cecil Fanning, who sang ad- mirably Siduey Homer's “The La Leaf.” an a "8 “Ivanho Marshall | The smugé ny Hong others, ‘i re Keys of Heaven,” which in the rep- pofttory. of Yvette t and Victor Maurel, Was H. (WOLF-FERRARI HEARS HIS OWN OPERA IN ITALIAN, @OMr. Wolt-Ferrari, the guest of Mr. aGatti at the Metropolitan Opera Hous ms after pO c th fi ‘MILLER: © accompanist at the plano | fan opera “Le Donne Curlose,” whic | got Its initial presentation in Americ last Wednesday night. In Germany Where the opera has been presented before, it ws sung, of course, in Ge man, as some day It Is to be hoped all operas for Americans will be sung in English. The Nposer was called bes | fore the curtain after each act more | times than one co Was acciaimed until the scenes he cried | that his reception aroused. The hous was crowded and both the | music and fie comedy w enjoyed jeven more jhan at ance. Th jharms of the musical com- edy are t The musferts ft nating, the singing and acting are admirable, the orchestra plays with delicacy as well as with fer- Vor, the setting 1s beautiful, and over all, Mr. Toscanini presides with the masterfulness that !s come to be taken for granted, The cast, wh lent, Includes Gerald Maubourg, Bella Alten; Foi it Jadlowker, Scaitl, Didur, Pint: Corsi and De Segurola, Ad remember and it Is said, behind the e TETRAZZINI SINGS VIOLETTA Tetrazzint sang Violetta in “La Trav- fata” at the Metropolitan Opera House on Saturday night for the benefit of the Italian Hospital before a crowded house that greeted her enthustastically, Her "A forse iul” was and she took her top note as she non- chalantly picked up her akirt tn the old way that she made familiar at Mr Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera House, | Smirnoff made his reappearance as Al-! fredo, and, looking as handsome as ever, sang much better than he did 1a Polese, formerly of the Manhat- now with the Boston Opera Company, was an acceptable Germont. The cast included Marie Mattfeld, Bada, Reschigiian, Begue and Ananian, Stu- rant conducted, MME. GLUCK's SCOTCH AIRS SHATTER NO-ENCORE RULE. Mme. Alma Glick and Mr, Hensel were compelled to break the “no en- core” rule at the Metropolitan concert last night to quiet the applause that followed the latter's singing of the prize song from “Die Melstersinger,” in the firs: half of the programme, and Mme. Gluek's Scotch songs, “My Laddie” nd of the Sky-Blue Water” in She sang “Swing Low, and Mr. Hensel gave Love's Festival ckham and Mr. Goritz were soloists {n the programme the hurriedly arranged when, owing to the oth |{liness of Mr. Amato, the giving of the cantata “La Vita Nuovo" was aban- doned, Pasternack conducted, MISS ALICE NIELSEN AND A NEW RUSSIAN PIANIST. Miss Alice Nielsen and Florence Con- stantino of the Boston Grand Opera Company and Miss Luba d'Alexan- drowsky, a young Russian pianist never before heard here, were the soloists last night at the Hippodrome concert. Modest Altschuler conducted the orchestral part of the entertainment with the Russian Symphony Orchestra. Miss Nielsen was tn fine voice, and Was compelled to respond to severai encores. Constantino sang the famous “Clelo e Mar” from “Gioconda,” among other selections, Miss d’Alexandrowsky charmed the audience by her interpre- tation of several dificult numbers, Beh eisai 4 jamperdinck In Very BERLIN, J ngelbert Hum dinck, the noted composer, ts seriously i. two days he was unconscious, | but last evening regain consciousness. While the prectse nature of itis disease is not known, it ts sald that symptoms of paralysis w ABH NGO h Clark ha: Seon that he will ‘Day ‘ \ttend the Jackson this evening. ‘HYAMS om “MONDAY Ab AND ND SATURDAY " EVENINGS 65° “67. 69:71 Sm FOR SALB: EXCHANGE cLOT HING to. 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