The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 15

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Weak, your bjood , to xo! without cathe Jou becume weak. podrome last night. | companiments at the piano by Homer ing High School in the evenin Hamuels, and two flute solos exc two the People’s Symphony geries, Caro- return f Ambroise Horn, septet {or trumpet jeohn's | played. | linist, | the asst. | Mr. H | and the au j able In Song Recital; Week-End Music By Sylvester Rawling. MELITA GALLI-CURCT gave A her first, unequivocal, New York song recital at the Hip-| Save for the ace pbligatos by Manuel Berenguer, she held the stagegalone for more than yor, wo tours, Her name and her fame | were not eufficlent to break or even! be to equal the record of attendance at re | the Hippodtome established by John | yoted | McCormack, because of the interven- ot jon of Fire Department officials, who | insisted upon the establishment of} | three broad aisles upon the stage, which had to be used to accommo-|when Gounod's "Mireille” was mung date the overflow from the crowded auditorium, turned away; but 6,000 or more heard the little lady, applauded her mightily and extorted from her many numbers, among them “Annie Laurie” land “Home, Sweet Home,” so many people were extra sung to her own accompaniment at the piano, “Why doesn’t she sing these f c miliar songs more simply?” @ culti-|era, ‘The music has been vated woman with musical standing asked me. plied, Ler have come to hear the little lady of Belgium and Franc do musical under- “Because,” | re- “those 6,000 people listening to ‘stunts,’ and they would be dissatisfied if she did not perform them.” And that is the explanation, The masses demand vocal acrobatic feats from 4 ¢oloratura soprano in their money. Galli-Curel was not in as as she war two Weeks aso, same. 5 th Handel's “Care Selve, y sang, and sho finished, with the Mad Scene from Thomas's “Hamiet.” Be- tween these she exploited songs by Bellini, Bishop, Murdock, La | Forge, Homer Samuels, an old Nor- | wegian “Echo” song and a group of torelles and bergerettes of the eighteenth century, arranged by Weekerlin, Sascha Jacobsen, York violinist of exce a native New tional capacity. Winifred Christie, the charming bng- lish pianist, and Samuel Miller, trum- peter | Boo yesterday 4 vi jeone charm. were soloists at the Symphony y's concert jn Aeolian Hall rnoon, Mr, Jacobsen yed his part in the Bruch G minor to masterfully and with rare Mise Christie and M got their opportunity in Saint- a t, strings and piano, Began with Mend Mr, Damrosch “Pingal's Efrem 7 bewan his recital at Carnegie Hali yesterday afternoon with John Powell's sonata in A flat major, with ance of the Virginia com- the piano, The work is poser at THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1919,.... Galli-Curci sonatas had the usual four move- ments, the jast in D minor showing more originality of conception, the first In nor, more prililancy !0 sxeoution. She ie an ambitious stu- dent and a fearless performer, FATHER The concerts of Saturday Included an all-Tohaikovsky programme by the Philharmonic Society at Carnegie | Hall tn the evening. Raoul Vidas, he rilliant young Frenvh-Rou- manian violinist, was soloist in the concerto in D major, and Mr. Stran- y led through “the last perfar ance of the season” the “Pathetique” symphony. . At the Washington Irv- to Because . of lyn Beebe and the. 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