The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1922, Page 17

’(CIN THE REALM OF MUSIC i gt sions From an Artist's Life’ (varia- Frieda Hempel Givi tions for orchestra and piano), played Fourth and Final Concert — [at recent Phitharmonic concerts, Mac- at Carnegie Hall. Dowell's “Indian Suite’ and Liszt's symphonic poem, Mr jengelberg’s favorite, ‘‘Les Preludes,’ are all mat- ters the conductor and his band manage with their eyes shut. A: there any novelties left in the Pr harmonic’s music kit?) Or have they foresworn a varied musical fare for Lent? By Frank H. Warren. Frieda Hempel, a member of that illustrious bang, the queens of song, * gave her fourth and final concert last evening in Carnegie Hall. While the discussion regarding Mme. Hentpei's Yooalism had two sides, there vos only general accord as to the charm- The iwventieth we three, son, starts next » the jast but of the Metropolitan Opera sea- Monday afternoon ing picture she made in her cloth of gold gown. The ‘Sweet Bird" \hat warbled from Handel's ‘‘Il Pertsiero- #0" could only have been a bird of] whose slogan should be, 'C' paradise, providing a bird of paradise] for it.’ Brings. The programme was labelled] Furrar's best part, is request,’ but it is certain that some|day “I. of Mme. Hempel's admirers could have} and with wished for a larger assortment of/Gigli, bu! with a special performance of ‘5: gourotchka,"’ ‘The Snow Monday aight ") he bill, Wednes- with its near musi¢ Muzio and Messrs. e und Mardones dispert- those delicate French songs that she]ing themselves on the Rhine banks, sings so well, and not so much of|i# the uttraction. ‘Tose. Schubert, Schumann and Strauss. The}ated and innocuous but soprano’s middle register is still of] fresh lease on life by the dramatur efforts of Mme. Jeritza, is down tor ‘Thursday matinee, with Jeritzu (her last appearance) In the title ss Farrar will sink ‘Louise’ evening. Friday ‘Forza de) with Mmes. Ponselle lovely quality and her higher notes seem to have taken on strength sine her last appearance. She is still qui in the Arditi a An ex-queen of song, Mme. was heurd in a benefit recital in the afternoon, She was the old temper: mental Calve, with the familar man- nerisms on view, and her singing not so @atisfactory as at her first apr Ottein, Spanish ance. Mighty-five per cent. gestures.| soprano, a third opportunity 5 per cent. song. 6 per cent. French oe diction, 2 per cent. agility, 2 per cent.] Above what favored waste: “Carmen” and 1 per cent. gown, an cugo opera stars twinklin: analyst might figure it. inquires. Those who like the Henrietta Conrad, soprano, sang an] summum bonum in art are invite’ to ambitious programme in Aeolian Hall.| picture the interior of the Shrine She has a big voice of good quality] Temple in Helena, Mont., last Me that Is not as yet handled as skilfully] night and observe our d as it might be unfolding for the eaxer ¥ Then there was a zenry the charms of no ot! Fvelyn MacNevin, heroine than the modest 8. young artist suffered with : night the same Mary and her for was announced, and its effect will endeavor to take Portland's (Ore- noticeable in her opening group of] gon) fancy with ‘‘Monna Vanna." old Italian airs. rise rsatienien ie POLICEMAN SAV AMAN DROW NING, Charles Augman, forty, of No. 100 Essex Street, Jersey Clty, fell into Erte Basin at 4 A. M. to-day while crossing a gangplank to the lighter E of which he 1s Captain, at the Dyckman _ Street. Policeman Rawley of Hamilton Avenue Station tossed him @ rope and pulled him out. 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