The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1915, Page 15

\y ‘te Py i Pteye “Futurist’’ ' Piano Compositions By Sytoester Rawling. ®O ORNSTEIN, a New York Pianist from the east side, who ‘was disclosed to us a few yearn ago, when, as an uncouth youth, his artistry was in the making, after achieving some triumphs in Europe As an.apoatie of “futtriam,” returned © te we yesterday in a recital at the Bandbox Theatre in a programme of up-to-date compositions. Mr. Orn- who now must be of age and permitted a barber to ehear his _ flowing locks, not only commanded the ‘presence of professional critics but attracted an audience that held such expert musicians as Mr. Bauer, ‘Mr. Schilling and Mr, Kommeritch. i, “Mir, 4 Coppet, too, the founder of the “Flonselay Quartet, was in the front row and was not ashamed to show Dimectf, or his admiration for the Mr. Ornstein, with the courage of youth, threw tradition to the winds. Hils was no stereotyped programme. In vain one looked for the name of Bach, or Beethoven, or of Brahms. Instead there was to be found Erich Korngold, a Viennese prodigy not @éer now than Mr. Ornstein was when we first heard him; Arnold Schochberg, whose name spells an- athoma to the old fashioned; Maarice Ravel, Albeniz, Grondahl, Cyril Scott, Debussy and Mr. Ornstein himself. And their compositions were mighty interesting as Mr. Ornstein played them for us and to us with the plano 14 raised only a little, with a touch of the keys as caressing as it was pow- erful, and with an almost uncanny seeming breathing into and inhaling from them something of inspiration. If the most hardened classictst failed te feel and to enjoy the beauty of the . © tetra of the Bchoenberg pieces, then, >> lke the Pharieee, I must say: “Thank God, I am not like unto him.” Fortunately, Mr. Ornstein, under the management of the Music League of America, is to be heard in three more recitals of a similar character, which will furnish opportunity for more intimate analysis of his work. fovomp chanced thanks and good luck to — . It was a busy afternoon yesterday for music reviewers, for, while Mr, Ornstein was playing at the Bandbox ‘Theatre, Ossip Gabrilowltch was ing @ piano recital at Acolian Fortunately for us, Mr. Gabrilowitc! art is so sure, his intuitive sense so remarkebdle and his: musicianship is so well established, that we could afford to ae Mim. Personally I ard him play only the Beethoven pathetique, and he played it ingly, too. There was a large jastic audience to hear him, programme included Schube: ata in A minor, Mozart's v: | Moods,” At the Te Theatre yesterday |" afterneon Henry Parsons gave a song recital, in which he disclosed @ voice of considerable quality that he manip- ulated pig Kad ho little taste. Mr. Par- sona has been singing In opera in Italy, it is understood, and Be well filled house sho that he has @ co ena fol- lowing. old Italian eongs, which ure of hearing, he well. ‘His programm Lidgey’s song cyc! and compositions by Schu- bert, Grieg, Strauss, ati and Leoncavailo, Elmer Parsons's accompani frepece rot a ame a the a’ "rh secured is possible in i ithowraphy © Dut in no other medium. His “Woman Stand Sa 13) ie ty etching icity but fi ine oo techinionl exe cxeene | my Re tit et there are incidental KA, etril pe the ee ae favor his “Nude Model Ponha The pic- | ture if its entirety repels, All the 5 should have been lav- ished upon the model is given to a! oa incident. The bine 4 paintings, without violently with the wee has halted | observer Belay of tel eee The net proceeds of a concert to be given at Resins lian Halli next Tuesday evening by Mark cw the Rus- sian pianist, will be te the Vacation War "Rellet Mr. Hambourg has offered way to assist not only the European war sufferers but the unemployed women and girls, who aro finding work with the Vacation War Relief Committee in making clothing for the war suf- ferers. The work of this committee i Pigeon to such an extent that extra workrooms have been opened and more than 400 girls are being em- ployed. Mr. Hambourg’s yeeume wall includé the Bach- ment of the organ etyiog) land fugu fugue in A minor, @ group by Chepin and several compositions of "his own, —— Henri Matisse’s penis New Art Shown |, east rascals out—the headeche, In Novel E. Exhibit \iemen wes The Montross sein, Gliuars fs tempo- ee bat at ) Clean ye your bowels} headache, ies, oe sour stomach. keep them out with Cas- rarily given over to modernity. The new art of Henri Matisse is now to be seen there. The exhibition of the work of thia artist begam Jan. 20 and will continue until Feb, 27, Matisse studied under Bouguereau, Moreau and Carriere, but foreome reason he broke away from the academic school and devoted himself to the extreme in art. He adopted the cubical tenets and devoted himself to the attempt to Present “the objectivity of @ att. Jectivity.” The present. exhibition the graphic exposition of the result. Paintings, drawings, etchings, litho- graphs and sculpture have all been used by him to give expression, to the art In which he fe a recognided leader. The seizure of an emotion, the fixing of some thought, the trans- lation of a pagsion by means.of. line or color is his goal. In his etchings he seeme to have gone but a little way toward the rev Jutionary. In hia “Head a You Woman” (No, 36), with a few touehes of his needles he gives us a reauit that is at once full of life and char- acter. Matiaso ts’ indifferent to his continuity of line. He cares not if his subject goes out of the field. ‘The effect is what he wants. This is exemplified in his No, 16, where the | pe margin cute sear o Mee big face pod ig vesont In his No, 37 set | PUNCH phy as a ‘medtund rand has shown | ‘harming theme under the eaption ' "Seer" Legs of am upset stomac! Don's put in another Let Cascarets your stomach; re- move the iy? fermenting food, take the exeess bile from your liver and carry outall on ie oye jipated waste matter and Then you will VvaUDi 11 A. M.—©O) ‘ia PUNC JUDY HET Fear’ | CLEVERONES} 7: TAKEYOUR PICK $ SUIT or OVERCOAT orn January Sale of Ends. I have taken the: secty gathered here my Now York stores, Ni lot a yard of these Uncalled-For It | as MITCHEL Er muletion of ends from all my stores and was bought to — under $15, 320, and are anteed to make three-piece have Fray in all shades, dark gray, blue and all style colorings. On taking stock I find too many ends. I leaganed to start the spring * s@éson with brand new goods Globe Black Un- 1 wart all my old customers to take advantage of this sale. Come in, pick out two or three suits, and if you are in no hurry let me take sit ia oa order, ts ot | it to » $18 and $20 values. My honest belief is that these suit- ings. canna be bought within $15.00 ‘is price in this town, and | guar- antee to every man ordering one of these suits Ald a pre of $8.75, to wit, if you can purchase this same cloth within $5.00 more of this price, 1 posi- tivel ot) Geran guarantee to refund you the you paid for your suit or deliver ow the suit absolutely free. 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