The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-09
Concert of the Amateur Musical Society

Lass Friday evening AZ invitation concert vas
given by the Amateur Musical society, assisted by
the Honolulu SYMPHONY Club; the conoer. zss
heid IN tne BAH - the Y. 81 e. A building. A
large audience assembled 20 hear the music. and
darlng the rendering i shose1 itself ihorOuchly
sppreCi4fIvs
ihe esno-rt opened -iln the overture, Diss.ss.
performed sy the symphony Cluh- This brl1ght
Out lhs res1uroes Of 0uE instrumental sts be tid
ample credit 70 themselves; The ulayine on thu
ocot1on wss must eEce.uty balanced aud The
e1pre-SioR most c-r,fally marked A selection
Lrom the or7ltlrl0 of the trEylfrrs. sith sole BY
~. oia-key and chorus by ths Society follozsi:
nr StarkeS rendered the dne bsss air u Peter
ne Hermit Elih gust0, the solo rInzr GO. clearly
above The strong chorus which came in A. sup
puri- The music Of the Crusaders i majestic and
striking, W would Ike 10 hear the whole oratorio
prodnced by the Society. b. third piece on the
programme -llo 81 Within lhis Sscrg-i DE.iI-
inE, from Mozart ZgztsrJ1gts. sung by Nj
mccartney. Ihis gsntleulans vgice Is a true b.ss
and hs dic ample iustico 10 the music OF the oorn-
poser. hi- deep notes being especially effective: on
The eoueiuslYu Of the air toe applause vas iong
and loud. bot Mr.. Mccartney declined an sDeors I
qlArtette, Lady -lss the Morn u Waking" I
rsnd.red BY Ms y. Parks, Mrs. Dawes & Messrs /
" ~ t1all and SLzrzsy very zvs-f. little ]
gem OF part singing N IT, vay; the singing tn
qaAHetiss should b. more cultivated IN Homo .
luiu than lt has ben Of late, and zs NAV nom
thAi ih- s1cosse Of tnis quartstte may lead other
SINGER % IKE attempts. Mr.. StrUelein's solo on
tne utl-r Was very effective ana called form An
eneore; the instrument Is a novelty % our homo
l1lu Pnbiic and SEEMS 20 b growing in favor
!, e ls-l chorus from The eantats .. The BOse
Maiden, coupieted the nrst pan. This Is A I
-ot1e-hAl hard strain upnu the voices. and con
tAir- a fugue passage uf difficulty. the chorus
hoEe'er Ters veil traIEst and the music sent
through without 8 hitch.
Part tvo bryught forward the Symphony iub.
Mn selection FROM isI,5aa d. Alg.glr, arranged
BY Nous A. Marquee; again tile cluU did them
selves justice aud gave a vgrv zrtorfuI rsuderiug
y L. 10 ma A IaHH.
esH5,rg. Mozart. followed. . du.tt for -our.ugs
ind altos rtIte1 again hy tine BASES and t.rssr-
idded - the attraction Of she chorus Next fol-
ioVed solo by A-s. J. II. Patty hliliard's Barlisg
beautiful song, and sung as only Mrs Patty eau
iug. sweet tender pleasing and aipsy. With % re-
'efFe pgser ~ the voice. no strain or Effort the
io.es 5uhtllng forth So easily shst We hI!UE u no
,re1ter pe--ur. Than that Of listening - tho mel
o. tones. A perfect storm Of applause greeted q
us falg tuYrt and IN pou-a the rsuslLs- .
Alls -he glilZinEly gave some Dsy." charming
itte ballad Where NHyslst- Ripple" a chorus
y FHssfl. introducing the familiar arr Of tie I i
Blue Bells Of Scotland. % ans mex. given b. To- .
oclefA; this D. rslly very effective bit Of music ;
nd tue contrast Of "a light sJpnsuu voice t.kiHu q
y tIe SOLO ~as very pleasing ne -JIJ part va :
enlefeu Or r-- A. i. Atkinson. = hose voice. I =
4yBEl not strong l- cie4r aud --s.t and admir-
bly, uitsa Tor ballad singing. Mr. IarudIsy gave =
'loll -pIo. q csurlcr Bv Ran; Mr.. T4rndley's :
zpatt.ion as SIJ.luisi is 800 EeIl-kuuau % need .
JniIsut. sGlacs % % -Hy that We have never a
card him play better tbH. to-. deep powerful :
1nes aud TIE very s1ftsst uot.s vailed forth from -
De instrument % THE comm nd " % st-r Of hi.
raft For an encore Dir Taruulry gave O. r,l- Fl
erlng OF " Eous >=eat HOME. ssNcusluL, himself I a.
rom q lsuZsller piece on aceJ1lt u q hurt % 4
i nngers. The concert concluded -ith the Wed .
inE chorus from BE bu-e MAIDEN. which wound "
? tners-lg a ssrs pl-H= lut music % evening.
HE nDcl=ty we're .l considerable disadvantage :
! not having their regular leader Mr. H. B-r.gr. ~
T. duties being performed bg Mr. 4. L. ktEil.1n: ~
here sere ai-8 several prominent singers. uhg p
ere Uuslsod fHly absent J.slgr the cr-c1.5- -
.uce- therefor EU consider tbHt the al ar went .
yeF1 crsullbiy and frau criticisms pass. j by ..
lnipel-ut musical cruc- se believe that the au- =
lence WIS thoroughly pleased. We hope that ere =
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