The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1920, Page 27

Ne nay ea eee well “balanced, finely ju! t ob; ew Symphondy |resrnies gts Wt os het eetibdingmaniinns bind Cart’ Thetosioiate Phi reed By Sylvester Raiwling. | Snce sfinkie, eoptano; Arthur Hackett, ‘HE PHILADELPHIA ORCHES- tenor, and Frederick Patton, bass; | TRA gave uraat. concert | each worthy. at Camegic Hall last nighe |, Bafore tho’ Rachmaninoff work Mr. last ‘night.| stowkowski presented Beethoven's Mz. Stokowski supplemented his mu-| lovely choral fantasy in C minor for | sicians with @ chorus and three so-|pinno, orchestra and chorus, Olga |BZ4Z folsts and presented for the first time | Samaroff playing the piano part with taste and efficiency, the chorus sing- here Rachosdninoft's third symphony, ling admirably the really henge “The Belle,” after the poem by Ed-| foundation for the “Hymn to Joy” of @ar Allan Poe. It is a euphoniam to the ene Ns ye Before that eall the work a symphony, in re was 1e Beethoven | ¢ he stanmas divide it into four move. | ‘Leonore” overture No. 8, played well & ments, Cantata, perhaps, would | DY,,the orchestra under Mr. Stowkow- | » Ci nearer to describing ‘ .. | Ski's inspiring leadership. Beethoven's ninth, eymphcnys After the symphony Mr, Rachman- swhich merges into a choral finale, the | oft was brought upon the stage and jot pee the beginning is an|®PPlauded for several minutes, en pehachoos “in the erbnalation of the ext into | . Amelita Galli-~Curc! was sufficiently Russian and into German and the| recovered from the iMness that caused retransiation into English there are | the abandonment of @ concert at the @ome odd contortions of words, while | Hippodrome on Sunday to sing the ‘the last stanza is Leahy A ‘to the orig- | Mame part in “Lucia” at the Lexing- inal. The merriment of the silver} toh Theatre last night. ‘The house Sete, the happiness of the golden | Vas packed to the limft with an audi- wedding bells, the terror of the | ence that went wrild with enthusiasm brazen bells, are fairly well followed,| after the mad qcene, in which the i bat the runlo rhyme of the iron bells | Prima donna, despite sorhe lingering abandoned for ‘what is something | traces of cold, outdid herself in col- pa ad of Death. Not ‘that it] oratura singing and was foreed to much last night as far as| repeat the last cadenza. The ever Poe was concerned, for only here| admirable Bonol mado the last act and there was a sentence uttered in-| memorable by his singing of the telligtbly. tenor role, In the cast were Rimini, Morica, Lavzari and Emma Noe. Mr. Pt to diMeult to grasp the auvicai| de Angelis conducted. significance of the work at a single hearing; but that it is worth hearing there can be no doubt. 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