Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

Luppe's Boet and Peasant overture. Reminis
censes of Donizetti. arranged by Godfrey; San
qago, Spanish waltz; the overture OF Men
delssohn' Ruy Bias. "Reminiscences of Verdi.
Meyerbeer's Fackslanz, the overture Of
Iouncd's Mirella, the ballet music
from william Tell by Rosslnl
the Faifie Voices waltz, by Grove; Auber
Crown of Diamonds overture, selections from
Baffe's Bohemian Girl, and fantasia on the
Last Rose of Summer.
The solos were also of great interest and merit
The st. Agnes Eve semi-recitative ballad, as
rendered on the coTnet by B. B. Reyes, was a
sweet and touching mot. To this class OF music
is Mr.. Reyes particularly adapted, and the pu-
rity of tone and sweetness OF expression with
which he dressed his rendition enchanted the
sill within hearing. Levy, in his palmiest days,
could not reach his audience ike Mr.. Reyes dlo
last evening.
The trombone solos in the afternoon and even
ing were also finely executed. Mr.. Stress rem
deTed the variations on the Old Folks at Home
in the evening in splendid style. He has fine
command of his instrument, and brought out
the full mechanical capacity of the sliding
valve. Mr.. HaTlow's rendition OF the Message
as trombone solo in the afternoon was brill
liant. His tone is superb, and he brings
out the notes with that sharp
vigor which is SO necessary TO finished
execution of rapid time on wind instrument
Mr. Malcolm McGregor rendered Hoffman's
AsiRi Petrefacti musicales as euphonium solo,
and made a decided hit. His handling OF the
euphonium is artistic and sympathetic, aud tine
lusty encore that welled up on the completion OF
his solo attested the effect his performance had
on his audience.
Perhaps the most Interesting feature of the
programmes during the day was the saxaphone
quintettee, Aessrs. Minis, Storrs, Morton,
Turner and Dewitt, who rendered Savari's
Pastoral Tyrolenne in touching and absorbing
manner. The instruments are eminently quail
fed for the theme. and all the music in both
was brought out by the performers yesterday.
They were vociferously encored, and responded
with pretty brllad suitable to the saxaphone.
The programmes as rendered in full were as
follows:
AFTERNOON CONCERT.
]. FackeltanZ. heyerbeeT.
2. OFerture-Airella... Observation-Disclosures. .. Gonoud
3. Ilet Music to William Tell. .Kossini
4. Vase-Faire Voices ...........-.- Grove
-Savari. .Messrs. Minis, StOrrs, Morton,
Turner and Dewitt.
G. Oyerture-Poet and Peasant. ..........Su ppe
Z. Trombone solo (selected).
S. "reminiscences of D0nizeth .................
.............-.-....Arr Arranged by Fred Godfrey
9. Spanish Valse-Santiago.. ....... Corbin
10. OveTtuTe-A Night in Berlin. Hartman
IL. Galop-Infernal.. Keller Bella
EVENING CONCERT.
/. Overture-Crown of Diamonds $3.50. .Auber
2. Trombone solo, (selected). ....... Mr.. Stress
3. Observation-Disclosures Girl...............B Belle
4. Fantasia-Last Rose Of Summer. Kappey
5. Cornet solo-St. Agnes End......... Sullivan
6. Overtu-e-Ruy Bias. .....-. Mendelssohn.
7.-Euphonium-Solo (selectedl ............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..-........ MIR. MCGfregOr.
s. "reminiscences of Verdi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arranged by Godfrey.
9. Southern Melodies. Cretonne.
10. Gallop-Nellie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hecker.