The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-03 00:00:00

TOWN 80CIETY CONCERT.

A most nee ssfel oe-exert In coonection with the
Tows Society took pins at the Royal Hotel, on
Tend.y evening, wises there was a lens eed (antes.
able audience. A great atuaztios bad been wombed
In the appseranee of the f emote German sieliniet.
Herr 0:10 Potpie:sr, and we are sure those who
attended were not diaappointed. TO. menet bad
been arranged by Me. Boytos Smith. nodded by Ur.
G. Thorne and Mr. Stoos Tb. fo.I 'wing was the
gramme
Sonata, la A Major (Handel).
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• at Anne,' En. .(Sallivan).
Mrs. Tared Thompson.
Blb toned-- Ruspeodie ft erone ..... .(Usst/
Kr. Boyton Smith.
mg 'Steep on. Dear Love' APlnsati).
Mtn L 8 Heats
8,1.. dolls f I.) Civello& 1 (Rsin.
Tsmhourfn ........ (Lectlaid.
Herr Penner.
...... • Whim rips ra we Beni '....._.....(Gebete1).
Mrs. Tonsil Thompson.
8010 (planed
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8110, violin, air with veriatioas_ (Rods).
Herr Penner.
fiseg " • Waiting ........
Miss L. R. Nests.
8 sins Piano (Chopin/.
ii%Byto'ren"Smi".th.
Dust,..' When the Wing Blows in from the Sea ' (Smart).
Mn Yarrell Tampons and Kiss Stalatitone.
Solo, dein. ..... ...• Hungarian Dances • ....... f Brehm".
Herr P.datnr iJosobim.
The somata was nadoubtedly Herr Peiniger'e best
effort. He is • violinist of tan ability, pro-
ducing a gloeloasly fall and rich toe., and display-
ing • facility of OVICO,IOII met with only in our beet
Wayne. He wag loudly applauded. Mrs. Thome-
so saes Sullivan's fine nee," St. Ag tee' Bre," exceed.
lealy well, and she reoeired warm applause. Mr,
iyton Smith, foe his performances of the famous
" Rhapsodic Heingrolee," met with • cordial rcioeption.
We do not think we ever heard our famous local
pianists in better form. Playing without music, he per•
foaled the trying and difficult onsposition in a man.
ner as near verfection as possible, producing all the
telliog rifest. for whloh the greet Abbics composition
is tvd-d. Tin inetrnment obta;n id for thee mrert wag
a M ,1111 r grand. Miss Neste was encored for • charm.
log rendering of Piosot.'s song, "Sleep on, Deer
ive and. in respane, she gay* the lovely iltt'e
"Tell Her I Love Her Bn," by De Pays.
Thin lady hag a very planing and well-trained cou-
trait. voles, and her egeoution la very finished. Herr
Penner cooked a ithuaintic enplanes for his splendid
performance of the carotins by Raff and Lo Club's
" Tambourin ;" and he scknowle Aged the compliment by
idaylnie another piece, ths mune of which we did not
I urn. Ile,. Thompson gained an tin inhibits emote
for the elegiac of " When Sparrows Bail 1," an I, in
respoose, she BMW the old song, "LIVID has Ryes,"
Miss If *unbolt proved herself to be an accomplished
pianist., and she was ensured. Herr Peiniger next
played an air by Rode, with variations, which
tided to display his wor des fol technical
skill, and he was again vociferously applauded.
The other dean on the programme were all well
re/sired, each performer bang heartily applauded.
We c mgratulate the society on the soccer tin concert
obtained. Dnring the find interv,l Dr. Childs
announced that Mr. Eliot would not (awing to cir-
comet noon under which they all sympathised with
hop) be able to blies forward his motion at tin
Debating 8 4;40,, but Misplace would be filled by Mr.
Sy men He hoped more of their fellowtownenten
would be induced to came forward and help in the
Debating Society. Dr. Childs also made an announce.
meet. which we fsel sere will be bailed with satisfac-
tion by all, vie_ that Sir Julius Benedict had promised
to come down and one • musical lecture, called
" of Mendelseihn." Sir Julius would
be waisted by Lady Benedict and two or then other
ladles and gentlemen. He thanked all who had
come forward to assist at the amend. Mr. Tinton
Smith for the trouble he bad taken it arranging it,
also Mr. Stone and Mr. Thorne for their oasis-
lawn. He specially thanked Hen Passive for the
greet rsaterolence be bat shown incoming all the way
from London, and practically giving np three days, to
come and play f Vint (&ppieu,e.)—ls the second
interval D. Simpson s roposed a vote of thank, to
Dr. Chit Is for hie eff wt. on babel( of the society,
which was hwtily reepondesi to.