The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1912, Page 8

Matzenauer ‘Bachaus -at-the Festival ‘Bach Wins Honor in the Second of the Four ‘Brahms Concerts--The Composer's Third Sym- phony Admirably Per- formed. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. HAT the Brahms Festival by the I Symphony and Oratorio Socie- ties has caught the attention of ‘the mustc-loving public there can be no doubt. The audience that filled Carne- Gie Hall yesterday afternoon at the second concert of the nefies was sum- clgnt proof, Walter Damrosch, who this fime held the conductor's baton all to himself, could not conceal his gratifi- cation. He was justified. The spirit of | « the occasion seemed to permeate his Players, for tt was a rarely beautiful exposition they gave of the third sym- phony. in F major, opus 9, composed in 18%, The programme said 1884; so did the annotator's caption, but the text fevorded that the firet performance took place in Vienna, under the direc. tion of Hans Richter, on Dec. 2% 188%, New York heard it first on Oct. 25, 1884, ‘The second part of the programme group of songe—the MN jumber lAghtly Now “Love Fternal” and tho N'Cradle Song of the Virgin.” based on air “Joseph iNeber, Jo- whom there ts none better—was her accompanist at the ‘piano. Mme. Matzenauer was in fine voice and she expressed the spizit of the songs admirablf, but ehe permitted face to be hidden in the shadow ‘enormous hat, crowned with what have heen a real St. Pattick's the rest, there was the second opus 1, composed He jeloquent expression. 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