The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-15
A BRILLIANT CON CERT.
Nine. Won der doya and Her Son En-
Enthusiastically Received.

Enthusiastically Received
The conc 4rt at the eater last night for
the benefit of the Independe It Presbyterian
chu CHI buildi 6 fund, was brilliant
artistic success. The theater was not
crowded. Tho sta e was tastefully deco
rat it'll flowers by the young ladie, OF
the church.
The rogramme was rsplete with musical
gems The occasion was t Q first appear
ance in Sava nah OF Amadeo vo der Hova,
the you Y viol Aist, d of Mme ven der
Hova. pia list. You Won der Hoya
proved hi dself a violtnlSt Il rare merit.
II S wo derful performance called for
stint applause. Although only Il yea $
fame, as a vir 81. va IS him in the near
future. His re id tion II the concerto in G.
mi or, by Max Br ch, was amazln 10 its
bre 9th IT tore and delicate nhrasing The
conposit IN i, acco Mt Bru h's & res
effort OF violin writing, and 1t takes &c u
artistic to do il full Iu ,tice. In poiut of
execution, nicaty of shading, ami il rich
ness and accuracy of tee unique he You z
artistic was equal t. its demands. In the
hJal allegro moveme L especially lere wa'
rot only mirt D., bat positive unreStralne
gayety ex ressed.
The ''Polonaise de Concert" by Vieux-
tenps,i in the second part Of the prog ANNE,
was srried throIgl wit force aud mn h
beauty of tone ana techni al flue lcv. The
piano accompanied him 81 del ciously that
an encore IS as perempt rily demanded and
given. The encore piece is known as tue
Legend by Wienarski, and is a compost
,iol So full II ge luine musical tone and
be ,uty that it never fails to be interesting.
Much wa expected f Madame vDn der
Hoya, the p.ani {. She easily nat all ex-
pectation If she did not surpAs' all ant ci-
pations. Sle Is fms ed pupil of TIE
famous Rubenstein, an ! her touch is bril-
liant, yet delicate. Be leata her gers the
n ties rlppled alo z as ma riiy and music
ally as the m adow brook, I'd cain the
volume Of sound sweled into tae bouldi g
waterfall, and filed the air with revelry
of sound FIR m tie first notes of la Danse
lies S,lphides,n from Kul ak. to toe | tst
fai L echo of "Spinni Song," by
Meldelssohn, she hell her listeners il will
ing thrall.
II is al Savs interesting o listen TO N,els
Gade's onata n piano nd DIN, especial
l. whe1 played with such deicatA flush as
it was nla ed by NJ adame Won der II a and
p of. F. \. Sc IultZ Even more interest
ing, il p SsiblA, was the ren1itlol # the
"Sympdo IL COlcarts ioe' at he cl1sA by
Anaieo Won ter 10 a AMI P ,feSs " E. \.
cnultze, wi h Tiano accompaniment b.
NADIA ne Won de- II va.
Ms. Po,tell acQu tied herself c~editably
in her singing Of o ,erti's song "HArk; t le
AngeluS.' In Ie,pnuse o al encore she
gave Coming TNrD Ie Rya.n
Dir. Julian Walker was especially Sue
csSsful in hi song Gone Where the
Llndels Bloom" br Du Hey Buci. MIR.
Walker was il sple did form aId ric lly
Shar the honorS Of the evening. a m re
melodi pus or richer voice ths mis- is rarely
..esrd, aid an encore wa il order as uSu H.
He gave Boom's nalla1 a yain H M
NJ ther Sing He was &C o npaa.ei by
Mis- + nms Coburn. who ais pli yed the
acco npAnipen, T Mrs. Pos ell