, 1876-03-27

TIE WoLFsoHN CHOPIN RECITAL |
Ths second OF Mr.. Wo'tshon'a Chopin recltals
Isst Saturday afternoon ca!lod out No huoienco
.s 1srVe % the hlsL and equally a cultivated
md apprectative. The programme emo'asea
tbo acherzo IN d flat MINOR op. 81; atx preludee'
| cp, %: aud the aonata in D minor, oF. es. inE
| .ra,nrnr rouatkel last woek TINT Chopin's
| .rdout love for Ills natiye country. and the do.
srn that it should b ftoo, formed tho pr1nc'pa'
Inottye which lies At tho bottom OF many Oh MS
| con,nositions, Tho scherzo 10 fiat MINOR op.
81. which vaa p,ayod last Saturday. 's one OF
| tlose. Mr.. WoIfsohu's Interpretation OF this
scherzo di0,ts essentially from shAt OF othes
sr,;.ts. The beautiful melody which pre.
yslIs throughout Tho composition was played
with much more intensity t.s:1s -. 'nAn ,smno ~
u1s1a wa mucl' slower than that which va have been
.ccuHtnmei TO- 90 tint, whom tho climax "aa
rsached, it uas brought ont With muca assooEet
effect aud conplesoness and .hs eon'.s' thsn
twaou he two oxremos was mqch gtSa;os n1oasa ,1Hu
. It would otherwise have bean. Tae al1 ploua.no p.
: Of op. IS we're ~ follows No. l5 sosteonso' Y,
i II. alIegretto; ~ vlvacei ~. largo a. eau
y TSo sousta Which was pl4yed la Chopln's q seo.
~ oud ono.-the ono 10 u minor, op. b9,-and - n
) fous movoments,-- n.rntoso, moso 70
vlyacs lagso and hna'a non M n,onan'v q, most
~ dnlcu!t Of Ill Of Chop,n'a compos4sons. - 1 ~
i generally understood thas it has ~ never oeea
payea u AnoIls, before. vory he!y On .th na
= 70 tIo fist soaata ot chopin u =, q i, ia'
minor, op 85 it il much mora lyrical 10 ita o..
y turo and uos IS heroic. Mr.. Wolfaonn's rlaylng
10 was fully up to h's lgh standard. Miss El!a 4.
White rendered valuable a's'st.uee NY ~ 1oT Nv ~
sas;tsd a'sss * ssSxi ny wS[, ssTi II J,
to Which aro entirely new hero. The writer ha'
hoard ' sva a sys bas
Or sa,a,y neyer with Hucn warmth as eho displayed
70 isst Ssturdny afternoon. It was aso gsatf,iul
au to hear homo altlsse aing somath'nB now, an
on not old aud threadLate sonss "n,cn nave @ Snn
,Io Sa,mrd.v aftsrnoop lii. JA1nos Gill, the bar
or tono, will anBlst. .
ad- There vks presented ny Ale1snaef MaasIoi
IL German Dramatic Company o. tno wv ~ innS
ian TLeat1o ast evening novelty When wa looS
an forward su with much anxiety by tna taoa ~ -
rcd ~onn uoruaus. Tho plcco Ia entitled =" =
Of fonnr u tLomons), and wAs hcralded o. Que
aac tLo beat comedies BY tho able German ataul e
mo, author, Mf. julius Isosen. At tho p4ioclPa' ~
cen usIea il desmAny this comedy WAS 1esesea = r.
Lis n,,,ch fayor. sud lad long 1nus and as the o'
un- usuia Thcatro IL Now, YORK u Was KIT
one tot two weoss uns, IN .hs su'IGss,Ga snospf.
,po. u c1ovasu % viii most Intelligent aud t.so
r,iny able audience. JAosa who calno wlsh thn
the pec,ation 10 wtuess the acting and hee 90
mps rlay wers not disappointed. Ihe piece s II o
ach- sho tess novelties psonght ous t's ,h %
rho lut,ieate and Interesting. aud sYets atsant!
bore to tie cloas, whsn s!l III unthyel
wsa 10 most ingenious and aas,st4cti
,gns manner. y could % . VEL! saa2tsa ape".t.1
ths ncb,eyo :. great su;cesa Tbexe arc but thI
ns,s ehsrscteTs in the play that have much to
a-.s md these wore most ezcellently portrayed j
eihn evening, Nj. q. poa.ld ~ Or. JA!us IL