The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
Public School pedIeatIan.


Gov. Foster has been INVITED and will
certainly be present If otlaBr engagements
permit, at the dedication Of the new
school building as the Central High
School building Of the parish Of Gaiasieu
to take place on the oath inst. On the
same evening win be given the Remenyi
Grand Concert, by a superb company Of
artists ina programme Of rare attractive
ness. Thiswill DO m opportunity to hear
some Of the rarest music ever rendered
in this country. The proceeds Of the
concert viii be devoted to the buying Of
piano for the school It is seldom that
any such attraction as Remenyi Is Sc
cured by any but the largest cities as
will be seen from the press notices which
We copy. This fact, together with the
grand object to which the proceeds will
be devoted, should I'll the house. Our
pnblic school Is prospecting beyond any
thing we had dared hope for, and should
be patroniged by our citizens whenever
the occasion is offered, The violin used
by the professor is stradayafius which
cost him more than $1,000
See the press notices below. He has
charmed the music loving world from
the Atlantic to the Pacific during the
past season:
kr. Remenyi made a very great success. Hii
selection Of Godards concerto showed a prefer
ence for the old notion Of concerto a. a display
4 EFFtb he Az of tfV itar
piece OF music IN which tbs solo instrument
merely tahee the leading part. Nevertheless, Il
is an admirable vehicle for the exhibition Of
violin playing, and showed al the qualities Of thu
yi0liRist, nom fine and flowing eanabile and
| and remarkable variety and effectiveness o.
| phnasing TO tricks Of forte and piano Whateyel
else may be said Of IT, II has not, In Rsnenyi.
hands, 4 duh moment. Tho applause was very
enthusiastic breaking out IN cries Is we'll as ii
hand.oiappings and was 80 impprtHnRte that tht
| Yiolinist WAS not let Of short Of two encore
pieces, New York Times
Remenyi the woFld.famous ylollnist was tht
center of attraction At the Star Course entertain
/ ment at fremont Temple last evening. He hat
perfect mastery, Of tho king Of instruments and
seems to delight IN making IL do unheaId.O
| thihgs and emit sounds that are net only wonder
/ fnl In their liquid sweetness, but decided,
unique and surprising, Every note Of bis playing
andienee, and they gave him applause without
| stlnt.-B0stOn Advertiser.
| Association Hall was crowded last evening
| with an audience that sh6Wered upon Mr.
| EdOuaTd Remenyl, the great Hungarian yl0nist
rounds of applause that betokaned the YirtuQs0i
powers Of aTOusing enthusiasm, as In days gonl
| by, when be met with unprecedented trinmphs ID
an parts OF the union He has not lost any Of thu
\ aim and FIRE that made him famous, This wa
/ shown In his playing of his Own "HungariaI
Melodies and In this he aroused his audience
/ to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm. He wa
recalled repeatedly and for his last encore played
l bis famous Liberty Hymn" composed by bin
/ during his former visit 10 tho United States
After every one Of his selections he Res forced 4
/ respond 10 eRG0TBs. II 10 very evident that hl
will repeat his former oOnquests,-Phe Philadel
| phia Press.