, 1879-05-12
IsEnIESY11N EVANSTON,

u l1Hl IN Ef ANSIoNs
We prtnt tho following enthusiastic 1cscrip-
tson Of n. Ncmcnvi's cuncert in Evanston las.
week, Ms furnished us by q listener:
Tne l,c,ntnyt concert ii Evanston last Tnes.
day, Hvsntng tsew ont largo md trmaskably 0nu
audience. which exprcssuI lts delight H. tI,u most
aas Snsss ro" st 1t II ,sne, At 3. pss. s
AM and nntly .drt*se audience calla very agree.
ab!y ,a, ttt0r IT,, e. I'VE Mes'srr % %t1nt s better lima
Kind act was that Of giving a bright
s3sa tt,e T. n at1y by ,o, e sr ha ua,a
mothtr ~ hear sons 1ls.iu thnt was music. Tho
lHlc fpiluw was There. and als Iaothsr ltkcwse,
and l'ulh seeMwt to enloy II riahl we'll, And 40
tHsa1on If McMAclTsohns ~ 'Itondo taprIeciuso, +"
wnacn VIVA well received; raon: after Mr. uowctI,e
1,oana. canu ths g1eat artist himself ~ The Ernst
Fantasls IN themes from ''Ulsl'o."'. 1his work,
t!songh hy no s,sa's gsea is ugrreably written for
festlsscadsnzas, affords opportunity for tbs
,l.pIsy N Htmrn.Is exquisite lsgut, PLAYING and
atrisss aa az ssis sss sss
ltusaeuyi'r uclaly pt!y,hu ls somuthinv they huvs
yst 10 b. educated up 70. ual wy b., teo hefots
tnnech,ens Of scl,uh+rt'n tscreuadp, ~ Qua OF The
most stss,'T9 ~ n,Ssu; ax. sv"s asaf ssn:
s a%t ub,sfss = I IT, at h,sss; ma hipet IT, n 9.s.. %e
l& 1{t&Hk ttA38 Ill u4Mu4S nAtGh RHu &u1I CnQeu4,
fEo sssInG Thoroughly aru,srI. That sinxls vinltn
neetns tu U,ssuss Tho power Ut 4 whole orchestra.
lts tuuu completely Ills tnu ruo,u ", 10 gradually
has IL all haFrenel that sou do nnl realize haw
you itayu yn,.isttt htun ulAycd upon md wrought
Ap II IL OnlY whsn tho nasttt hal cuaseA tta On.
chanting Vtss:s. tuAt you Aihk hack ini0 your pr,
atrary self, and Eencct haw much gEandsF n pnI-
son yam might BY II Yut gould all the tlmu bo Oiled
by MAtter 4nnl.
Tir remaining violin numbers wefu thu Chopin
Noct,.rns. two liHnghtfan melodies, sud Two nf
i'nRnniut's tapr'css. hasu alwnys had loo low
IN lsiSx uf lasan.ni. That. snppos~, comss fruln
aratlnx only nis show pccss rather badly dulu.
and thsM x,ttF tho cnlcort tho1u IL = pFi-
vale sunncs at tho hotcl. ind moro mllsir,
First, lhs xtont liach tharonns. TINT ln,,nuulss
and lrutounit Cnmp0nltIoH which scarcely harc
tha lhrce tlulinlsls rsll play property They are,
need II ht sa1A, Joachim, ttinenyl. and MilhelMl.
Whoever haa llvGrd MlItlMI iu 1t hna heard some-
thing Iikv JosChlm's rendering. Nuw hear ltp-
mvnSt. lle !laks1 Il much MnEc varied IN light
snd s1!asas a VEN Of asnauEness and caprice slne
nuhlu spIslt; lAis you hui not n0seIyed before.
THO tnll c;ursn ara takcn With wonderful puWcE
and bftaiih; nut spread t'NI, bit all BY single
struku. u ErRHd swErp Ut TIC bow, And you Ind
uIt al thu ailt of II all, ~ everybody does who
| stuiins Hsfh. that the old lo,paiE master hut q
world OF poctTy tn him. Atlcr tlls Chaconne come
fEeiu,tcx Ana fuyues for thr violin xlone. And
then two more " lhosu wonderful fagantn!
csprtess, snrabanao Ut lsacb, and = sC1aeeyehns
t'Nu dues hut Wondct that Tho world goes wild
And IN The whule, the wonderful thug alont Il
all u HeuleNyi4 MMotlzu tGcAnlQue and bis 9cau.
tiful Interpretation Vt melody II wa4 his nisor-
tuns ~ coua AeEr u 1tsl too After Wllhelu.