Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
THE MUSIC WORLD.
A Pittsburg Composers Work Proves
aSuccsss at Munich.
TWO CONCERTS DURING THE WEEK.
An Enthusiastic Audience at Carnegie Hall
and Another This Side.
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ton nearer home, the readers attention
may this morning be first directed over SCI
to the Bavarian capital, where Pittsburl
lad has lately scored signal success with I
composition of some significance.
The work referred to is new Trio fo
Horn, viola and pianoforte, by Frank Sad
dler. 1t is entitled "Vier Stimmungsbilder'
(roughly, "Four Mood-pictures'') and The
"Im Waldesschatten," aAuf sonnige1
Flur," "Auf bluehender Aue" and
''Maerzlied." Its first public per
formance was at the concert Of the Ameri
can Artists Club, February 20, when
Messra Hoyer, Vollnhals and KalIenberg
| were the performers. It was repeated on
several occasions, notably on the 18th nit,
at the soiree of the "Allotria," Munich's
famous artistic society, when the same emf
| nent horn and viola players took part, with
Court Conductor Fischer at the pianoforte.
On the latter programme Mr.. Saddler was
the only young modern figuring among the
giants.
The success of the work at each perform
ance was instantaneous and most pro-
nounced. At the "Allotria," the great CON-
ductor, Levi, who had been turning the
pages for Fischer, stood up and led the
storm of applause with which the young
composer was called out. Fischer said he
knew of no compositions of young Germans
that could have taken the place of the trio
in such programme without falling fat.
Without further detailing the compli-
ments showered upon Mr. Saddler, it may
be said that the mere fact of such notable
success being scored by an unknown Amer
lean composer in the very citadel of Teu-
fon nd xrs% To- osl Dtnt
is Of itself sufficient cause for Pittsburg to
congratulate her talented son.
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The DuquesnG Conservatory Concert.
The third of tn. series of concerts at the
Duquesne Conservatory of Music was given
last Thursday eveuing, with this attractive
programme:
BARaIEI: Trio, op. 81 for plano forte. violin
Allegro moderate, con grazia.
Andante, motto sostenuto.
Scherzo, allegro.
Allegro, moderate.
Messrs. Retter, Papenbroc and Cooper.
ToURs, The Trysting Well" Miss Brooks.
W. g. SMITH. -. Look in My Heart and See."
Miss Mcdonald.
Schultz. la) Variations on Norwegian
Melody; Op.E.
Forester, (c) Eros. Op: q, No. 1.
Raft, (d) Fantasie-Polonaise. Op. 10s.
GoUNoD. "Flower Song" from Faust"
Miss Mckinley.
SvENDsEN. sEN..................Ro Romance. Op. 26.
Mr. Papenbrock.
h. SMART, crest Thee on This Messy Pill
low," trio for ladies' voices.
Misses Mcdonald. Brooks and Mckinley.
MENDELssoHN, Trio. Op. 49, for piano, violin
and cello.
Motto allegro, ed agitato.
Andante, con motto tranquillo.
Finale, allegro assai appassionato.
Messrs. Retter, Papenbrock and Cooper.
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Enthusiasm at Carnegie Hall.
The fourth concert of the Allegheny
Musical Association brought to Carnegie
which, it is said, completely filed the place
and by its enthusiastic applause succeeded
in almost doubling the following pro-
gramme: 49, . "
The Spring Is Come, Huzza!.. Buck
Schubert Quartet.
Air and Variations. Prock
Miss Baldwin.
Kermesse and Faust Waltz ...... Saint Saens
Madame Lippa.
.SnuDert
Shubert Quartet. i
Scene From Pygmalion and Galatea.. Gibben
Miss Clemens.
PART SECOND.
NlSut ltcuery .SCOrcQ
Schubert Quartet.
a "Nocturne,' 'Op. q, No. 2... Chopin
! b "Dance of the Elves" Kroeger
Madame Lippa.
ndlu VI SdulL.- .DellD6S
Miss Baldwin.
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Miss Clemens.
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Schubert QuarteG.
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