Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-10
FRAuLEIr AUS DER oHE.
A Mosr Enjoyable Piano Recital at tl
 Hyperion Theater Under she Au

Most Enjoyable Piano Recital at the
 Hyperion Theater Under she Aus-
 pices of the Gounod Society.
 1: Grand Duo, from the opera Aida Verdi g. a. Pastorale and Capriccio. .Scarltatti
 b. 4enuet L,Antique --.- Pedsrsswsky
 Fruiein aus der One. . <>i'A' -- Miss Charlotte walker e'~' 4. Prize Song, from Die Meistersnger" Wagner 5. Andante Spianato ct Grand Polonaise. Chopin
 Frulein aus der One.
 - ~ ~ Miss Charlotte Walker
 z. Spanish Serenade: .Roder 8. a. Spinning Song. from "The Flying Dutchman''
 uo.o,.s,ia o,d t,.:, "asnerLiiszt iszt
 Frulein aus der One.
 The above programme was rendered at the concert given under the auspices of the exec utive committee of the Gounod society at the Hyperion Theater yesterday afternoon. The concert was 8 most enjoyable one, and, not withstanding the very inclememt weather there was large audience. Miss Aus der One was very favorably received, and it was evil dent that the audience came to enjoy the music and not to criticize the artists. She had appeared here three times: On March 3, 1887, with the Boston Symphony orchestra; on November 21, 1887, with the Theodore Thomas orchestra, and later at an afternoon musicale at the residence of Mrs. Henr. -,-- nam, and therefore most of her auditors yes- terday received her as an approved favorite and were ready to applaud every piece she played. A Prussian born and bred, the favorite pupil of Kullak and Liszt, accustom- public concerts, Miss aus der One made her first appearance in New York city in October, 1886, and has since that time met with the most fattering success in all our principal cities. She is not merely gifted virtuoso, but is also 8 composer of both music and poetry, lin guist-speaking and writing French, 1tal ian and English-and withal 8 true gentle- woman. It is authoritatively stated that she was by all odds the most accomplished among the many lady pupils of Abbe Liszt, who often took occasion to compliment her upon her fearless certainty"
 After her playing yesterday it may be said that her performances aroused admiration rather than enthusiasm. She played with the nonchalence of an artist who had become by long and intelligent practice the master of all the selections she attempted and never for moment lost herself in the music she was creating. Her playing has the exact- nance which gave color to the performances of Rubenstein. For this reason her rendi- tion of the simple spinning song" of Men delssohn was disappointing, while her per- formance of Liskt's most difficult "Tarantelle and Brsvura" WAS really wonderful
 The supporting artists deserve speclal nen- tion for their fine singing. Miss Walker sang Liszt's "Die Loreley" admirably, for which she received a we'll merited encore. MT. King has good voice and sang all his songs very acceptably and after his rendition of the selection from 'Die Meistersinger" was heartily encored. The accompanying by Signor Agramonte was we'll done with the exception that at times he played too loud. Taken all together the concert was real musical success and we hope that it's mana gers will repeat the experiment often during the season.