The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 16

: i i j ; ' Soe : > bf Chamber Music, Pianist and * Opera Comprise Day’s Music Fare. By Frank H. Warren. Yesterday's concerts had 4 @ressive touch, numerically began with single performer, fella Rider Possart, pianist; ated into a sonata recital for two, Mr and Mrs. Alexander Bloch; progress? further to the Trio Classique and cul minated In the opera in’ which a quar tet of artists shouldered whatever bur den “Le Roi a’Y¥s" Mme. Possurt offered the pro. hey Cor gradu imposes programme that.one meets rarely Dow adays, | comprising = Mendelssohn, Haydn, Beethoven (a minuct), Scar- Jatt! (Presto D mimor), Schumann (4 gonata). and a Chopin group. There fs no-particular objection to this selec: fion, though a meticulous listener Might complain of the manner in Which the pianist played the Schu Wann sonata. olinist and ing the They Pianist, are consiste fort as sonata inte rs, Played last evéning one of Bach's, the | Much discugsed Pizzetti's, in A, 4 Conatine of Dyorak and a Chaconne @f Vitali, The Pizzetti piece had bren led here twice before, once by the Boone themselves. The composer, Who labers in Florence, Italy, is of the new school, and his sonata, nutu Pally, smacks of the mode devices Phe thematic material is slight, but me car catch glimpses of attempt at development. As Mr. F has sald, “in one passage the pis minor and the violin in C sharp; the Opening movement is marked tem- pestuoso for piano and laimentoso for violin.” Such a composition requires etudy and frequent heur grasped intelligently, To Movement seemed to give vit tle beauty last evening and has a well worked out ‘ending. Mr. Bloch 4id not have his strings always vnde the best of control. “The Trio Clasaique’s concert was fts second of the season, Cella Sehil- | ler, pianist, Maurice Kaufman, violin and John Mundy, ‘cello, comprise the | Personnel of this little band of honest | endeavor. They played a trio by Volkmar Andreae (a Swiss’). one of| Beethoven's, and Frank Minor phantasle. They were energetic in the opening nunibe valor outweighihg their discretion .in. respect ‘t6‘ tone and balance. The Beethoven probably went better. most | The Monday opeta was Lalo's ‘Le Roid'Ys in three acts and five scenes, that moves idlong | same unimpressive fushio ley," the music missi and failing, of. distinction Gigli and Danise, who are doing yeo- man service these days, stepped from the Rhine's bank to the coast of Brit- tany without altering their'sty!e. Miss Muzio, the other member of the trio. was missing, but Mn Alda and Gordon completed the pic Mme Gordon had her first change at role of Margared, heretofore sung by Rosa Ponselle, and an imposing and statuesque person she was with a re- ga) stride and a revengeful look that threatened everybody with destruc- tion. If matters got a bit slow paced one could ruminate on the appropri- ateness of Mr. Urban's scenic produc- tion and wonder whether Gothic walls were common. in Brittany as early as » plays in C | > Bridge's C |” thetr | Messrs: | 500 A. D.+ whether the Kings simple 8e@ goaat court-bougted of auch lavish ) W cheat of | Collect costumes and of such a roys! gems and treasure; shimmering silka and wealth of color | that formed. the: dancing habiliments! of the ballet fad, in 600 A. 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