The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 14

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M. is a different thing from the sunken | === ° To Gwe Concert pt of the Metropolitan Opera House with which he is more familiar, An- other ia that abrupt contracts in vol- , ume of tone, admirable at times, o By Sylvester Rawing§ offend when they are brought Into ce New Symphony Soctety gave| common use, Still another is that sonority and virility may 6 em- the first orchestral concert of phawized to the sacrifice of suavity, the season at Carnegie Hall) anq delicacy, and finesse. Just one e last night’ ‘The orgonization was|more suggestion: Mr. Bodanzky formed late jast spring and, almost in| should not make his programmes too ran mies the borning, came to an end for rea-| jong. Last night's held one number sons, gomewhat obscure, upon whieh | toy many. ho need to dwell now. It is launched | i> transcribe music written for the anew under circumstances most t8-| sean is to venture on dangerous can be prepared Pisanclal Oaokine. 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