Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
EDUARD STRAUSS
Al HlRIAilS Hall o. TUESDAY
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nights. Eiil be al hartnan's Hali, Tuss-
day afternoon and evening. Il VIII b.
the only opportunity eyeg offered Of
hearing tbs renosnsd organization in
Lns eltys and the wonderful and unap-
preached rendering OF the popular
strauss music BY me orchestra under
tne personal dlreeloo of Herr Eduard
strauss, imperial and royal court bail
music director OF AasIr4 should not
be n.sssd by anybody at Al Interested
IA music u such distlngushed char
acterlsf.cs.
For more than half a century the
name 0f strauss sas beeasz word %
c0nlure BY. Poetry, romance and senti-
ment have sprung fr0n the gnaslc which
father and sons have written aud led al
home. and which All the world has
takenup. delighted and difused. These
tour men, working Ia what seems at
hrsL % b. q narrow heid and deysug
themselves apparently % no eu.f"bUt
that OF leTpsiClOre, have sent out
nearly 1900 compos tons which have
charmed, eheered and even eomforted
generations Of listeners. Beginning IN
= modest way, they gradually strength
ened their forces. elevated their ann
and hT0adened their scope until their
concerts represent the serious as we'll as
TIE light side Ct musical art. By Itself
alone, 10 - no small achievement 10
rescue the writing OF dance music from
the position OF subserylency to mere
mOdulated notion and elevate Il %
such a plane that indcpendent grace.
sentement, originality and force shall
De- found in it-aud this = what the
Strauss family have done. The best OF
their waltzes are TAR more than dance
music; they are also Well considered
concert compositions, perfectly balla-
bile, e Is true, and vet shaped with due
regard for orchestral color and proper
toa and generally growing out OF pre-
lude delcately and tancltully east.
This is what the Chicago News says OF
a Strauss orchestra concert: every
seat in the great ball was taken aud the
parquet was backed by row Of stand
ing auditors three deep. Herr Strauss
was accorded something of an ovation.
A laurel wreath was presented TO him
at the end of the first part of the pro-
gram, and encores were generously
Gistri bnted throughout the concert.
The Strausses' muslc-mOre particu-
larly their dance music-is the one
common ground where critical and un-
tutOred meet; for there IL no question
that Strauss waltzes are legitimate
music. IL Is noticeable, too, that the
numbers Strauss leads with his own
violin are moro spirited and seductive
than those brought out under the baton.
lie seems 10 establish IN this way a
feeling Of fraternity between himself
and his play ers. all OF whom work to-
gether with almost perfect unanimity.
Probably no more ideal waltz playing
could be imagined. The sensuOus mel
Odies sweep along with strong accent
and rhythm, varied by every kind OF
nuance and quite independent OF the
accompaniment, which churns steadily
on with It's one bass note and two
chords, needless of the whims and
vagarles OF the tune which II supports"
Some of the best seats may still te had
for the matinee performance at Hart
mans Hall next Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis and Mr.. W. j. Marvin will
sng ~ the opening Of the exercises at
s. Marks church this morning.
Nothing new has transpred IN musi-
Cal circles lately. Everybody IS await
ing the coming OF Strauss.
Tnc patrons Of Powers Opera house
are bcginaing % appreciate the efforts
of the OrCheStFa and applaud when any
such demouetratOn $ deserved.
NJ Sr.,-A D. ..-.II
tful cOntralta solo "But the Lord js
at toe Westminster Presbyterian church
TINS morning.
Carl Wicnbrock, with the Herrick
Music company, receives q very pretty
compliment in the IOnia Sentinel for
piano playing which he did at the Iona
county fair.
Tho following programme has been
decided upon for the strauss concerts
az tiartmau's Hall next Tuesday:
ros rvEvISe.
Overture. "Tf Were King .. Adam
Waltz. new "lharming Ayrtles ----.-.
...-.......-......... ktuard -trauss
Fntr'acfs. ~fobengrinr ..... r. Wagner
TIerrof p1l<a Fduard StrauSs
Od Eng isn song. ~Unce Loved a Maid
en FHir CON poser Unknown
Arrsneed ~ fduard >trausst
W Ritz. Jenna Blood johann Strauss
rSrFaulSsloS.
Potpourri. Gypsy BsFoa' Johann Strauss
P-siuiium ~Nedifaroa over Johann
Polka. in the Whiri'........-. Efuard Strauss
ron utrrsrE.
Overture. Gypsy Baron'' Johann Str Il
a.a
spinning Seag from she Flying DuSh
rfs, sss,s.sr,,s r.,,.s-, s,-,l,.. s-lss
.Dedlcated o. Th0s. Edison3
MIaueffa Fran tBr year llfl-... E0cchsfinl
Iffr string Quartet
Wal.r. thousand and eHa Satsi-...-s
......-.....-............- Johann Strauss
r trnnrri. Carmen ............ B. ~.
harH per ioll.i-.. .---..-fo oasnH >frs IS
rafss' @Hsilc. Far,vars@ Eiuard strsuss
Who can help hut BE- pleased with
such programs as theseg fhev VIII suit
ererv one, young ard ell. those who
are learned IN music. and t6ose who are
not.
Regular meeting Of the Orstor.6
~orfctv Rt Hartman's s Hal t0uI0rros
reht It's desired that ell members
b. present
ON account Of the Strauss Orchestra
concert Tuestav evening, the Schuhert'
wl rehearse au Thursday evening os
ths week
Those Who desire - hear the Beau
ff1i Rne naruhe ulsved bv the
~oauss Orchestra. must sppisad voC f
trous.v IS it "a always gwen as Az en-
a