The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1912, Page 15

Olive Fre UBICAL history was made eda Hr wren wk: n| piano accompaniment of Spencer Clay, | Gorinance of “Goetterdaemmerung” that @clipees memory. The crowded how! Was comic of it. When the last cu (weg ut the teva) chatter, #0 impressed It was by the poignancy of the presentation of | phony, the tragedy. Olive Fromstad as Brun Bide was inspired. Bhe seemed to be of Wota Every varying phase| ‘The first of the Sunday night concerts @t Emotion she expressed eloquently. In| at the Metropolitan Opera House last jarge and distinguished. Votce, In facial expression, in bodily pre-| might filled the huge auditorium with] — @entment, she was ideal. there have been ether worthy imperson- ‘There are and | enthusiastic muste lovers. The espectal | tors of Brunnhtlde, but the portrait of ber-¢hat Mme. Fremstad presented on y will remain to be a tradittor “In this all-round, fine exposition of light of the Gods,” @ Hagen could not fail to be no Fremstad’s Brunn- a well thought out charac. and deciamation his poses and action Putnam Gris. ‘ware admirable, mparadly good. lever of excellence. » Homer, Bella guard against} .» Were charm. h of the small winter coughs! ‘he Ethiine maiden: Dart of the Biniste As for Alfred Hertz, bted w who conducted ther the orches- er exploited. He artistle stature with the best of’ the lagnerian conductor With his audiences ho is second only to ‘The chorus in the second aati was never Yetter In volce or In ac- ° einen JOHN M'ICORMACK H “ WITH THE PHILHARMONIC, Yon McCormack, the Irish tenor, was UXTH = AVE.19°1020" FSTREET. —IN_NEW_YORK’S SHOPPIN' — ‘with the orchet ‘His vot Proved just as eet as More powerful. His diction was ad- BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. | miravic. There was no need to read the! EDMOND CLEMENT 6ING6 AT THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. Walter Damrosch devoted the second per-| Mr. McCormack sang three ballads, He part of the prosramme of the Symphony Was heartily applauded and added two goctety at Aeolian Hall yesterday after- gt Neal eileen Dermitted | noon to the memory of Jules Massenet. fo retire. " His soloist was Edmond Clement, the tals fell Bnd the torrent of appiaui Mr., Stransky's orchestral. numbers) ai inguished French tenor,’ who sang The Dream of dee Grieux” programme to follow him. Mr. Straneky took the pace a bit slow. Tater, to the| the were Henty Hadley's overture, “In Bo-| homta,"" Grieg's “Peer Gynt” suite, No. | 1, and. Villler Stanford's “Irish” sym- ZIMBALIST AT FIRST | METROPOLITAN CONCERT. | {!! attraction was Zimbaliet, the Russtan of whom the demonstrative pune ape lh Drops colds and hoarse-| ness. 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