The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 80. an. ~ ..l.o
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MY, OUT Q, Ins eu.a1,.
at the musical iesnyai, . were speoiAn!
invited to hear the "big organ" at q pri'
yate matinee or recital given by Mr.. G
E. Whiting this morning. The pro
gy,mma ~ n.,t ~ tbe one FIR the a0r.
% Ws,,...5 - l.. o;,.. an s.,rrd.,
61u he s'N
mex, ana Was u ioAoWs
!. I.eclu. In 2 ninors;1S:".. ..''''''''.'.;a: .sSa,
1. Grand sonata. = minor.... .......Mcndslso6n
l. ReSistr1tiOn FantaIie.......-......-.-....Whl whiting
During which the power, effects and
beauty OF the grand instrument were fully
Displayed. Although we were so few In
numter. the echo In the large hall wa,
scarce worth noticing, and the grand hsr,
mony rolling out in great sound waves
was not In the slightest indistinct OF
mrddlad a. wa, feared vould he tbs
80 - H. h.Ii w,s v.i, sl,sd
eSse un,eSs Nue nA Wa M"-
Alone, n organ SOUNDS Oetsef Inan
In conjunction with the orchestra,
the brassy, Whauggy tone IL not so
noticeable: but the beat authorities agree
with my opinion that the diapGson IL not
broad and rich enough. Aside from this,
the organ IL peerless, and once well In
tune will be much better, which owing 10
the constant noise in putting the various
finishing touches 10 the building has not
vet been poasible. The .choice Of Mr..
Whiting "a organist has been q fortunate
one, he 10 fully capable for the position,
and Is a gentleman Of rare taste in his
playing, free OF clap.trap, q good solid
%organist. The recital this morning was
A yeryp great treat TO the favored few, and
the grand crescendo effects heard, a. well
as tie beautiful tones Of the organ, will
long be q source Of pleasant memory.
rurpsnAy,s MATINEE.
II Gems aSn = suceeeoing con T
was peIIet Inan us p~reoecessIr ihis
AFTERNOON mere was = Periecs Gluste, Of
gems; me "onhnisnea eympnony. Y
schuoeft was = zone poem, warm, liGa
anu grang IN coiotine, Suen 10 I.s Laleiy
mes good fortune 70 near, ana thongn
many thingS may oe p,s.ly y 70 mIsie u
iorm, II y when ohe nears saen "eaL;a 81
tone as ms symphony is,tnat othet tnings
SINK INTO comparative |
wish l mao o 70 WIS Oh .his mags
nincenL poem, sPrSe iIlpia Isut o.nef Juan
mere mention. 1haI niI. mnitney
great singer, wa noMne,e 9e.tef eyi,
denced than 10 nus ieeitai OIL Lne Moriu
widely known DIES atIa i.om l1e Magic
Flute, when was 4 perfect performances,
~ nearly Us IL b possiple 70 oe %. NE
Oranch u u wofhy Sompeef OIL NE
cary, anu ous ioi = u.nenIe IN soioe,
NOT great one 9 nave tnougnt 2
looking, lsat miss GARY w@s giving tne
rich, ofoaa Phtaslng miss E aoI gaVs
Us 70 near 10 lhe ara from Uaysseus,
ony brueh: II was . very gtauiylngP per
Torrance indeed, 70 every one. MI, FIi-
nch won himself honor III lne "oul9s
Amman" ARIA very aceep.ao,y, mace
very much more oil itthan was expected
The caprice" lot orcaeslra, oy Srsea-
ner, was a very uI.oit Oh 9re9es.fal enect
and rapt1fousIy teceiVe9. Mls. osgoeo
redeemed hefseil q huhdtea per cent IN
the singing Of Lofeiey y Liszl, ana ON.
hrmed the impression lnat iort iies
In another class oil music than mat Oh
oratorio, 4 CLASS lew singers Gate
touch on, ana 90 suceessiIl. ine
gem OF lne aiteilooh WV
the orchestral Ienaeflng OF 'ne seleelons
irom .Lunengrln; aha Mf; Aaams aec.
lamation IN true dramatic slyie OIL Loasn.
grin's disclosures. de most deservediy
won q position, lew were Wiling 10 admit
oil his being a real ARTIST MS success 10
day was .horongh. Inc plquant sense
and ear deiighti9g ins,ruu eniauon Dy
Hector BsrlioE'oi Won Weeers "lnvltah9n
to Dance" was performed IN the mastery
manner, ihomas orenestra alone ~,
and as one Oh me higner seiec.tons lels
nothing more 70 y desiLed. Mlss oAly
~ hiMAyst ueiis"'eu ai' IS leAte49 "i'u