Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-26
GOLDEN CATE YSAYE CRAZY
San Francisco Goes Wild Over the Marvel
Gus Playing Of the Great Violinist.
PROSPECTS GLOOMY FOR MUSICAL EVENTS

loi F.
Testimonial, Concert to organist Marshall
Gives Promise OF Artistic Pleasuro-Con-
servatory OF Music's Last Recital
short Paragraphs About Musicians.
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Eugene Ysaye, the brilliant violinst, who
will appear at, Boyd's Saturday evening,
June g., has created a great wave of enthu-
sasm the Pacific coast, according to
the San Francisco papers. 1t would seem
as If the entire portion of the coast had
gone Ysaye crazy, the receipts having eX-
ceeded $4,000 for four concerts, and he is
asked to play again upon his return from
northern California, which necesstates the
change of date at Boyd's to June 8. The
Chronicle says of this great genius: "Ysaye
had not played a dozen bars of the allegro
in the first concerto before the audience
realized, first, that here was an artist great
enough to make sober truth of all the fairy
tales of the advance notices, and, second
that he was playing upon an instrument as
rare and fine in quality the genius of
the artist himself The violinst brought
forth such music as makes passionate the
sense of hearing 1t subdued the audience
to that tense and absolute silence which is
the tribute most deeply valued by a great
musician" The reserved seat sale for this
grand musical event will open tomorrow
morning at Mr.. Adolph Meyers music store,
and Judging by the talk in musical circles
| here, Boyd's house will be taxed to it's full
| capacity.
Miss Ella Days pupils are arranging a re-
| cital for her at the Young Mems Christian
| association hall on Friday evening, May 81,
in order that their friends, who have shown
| so much interest in the recitals given at the
| Woman's club hall during the winter, may
have all opportunity of hearing their in
| struCtress. Miss Day will be assisted by Miss
Fannie Arnold, soprano; Miss Josephine
| Allen, whistler, and the Orphic String quin-
| tet, in the following program:
Orphic, ~ String, Quintet. Selected
Oh When Jack Comes Late. Bergen
Miss Day.
| Song-She Wandered Down the Noun
Miss Arnold
How Tommy Hunted Bears.
| Miss Day.
Whistling Solo. lo......................Mis Allen
The Confessional al.;....;;;.................S Story
Orphic String Quintet
| Song-The Kings OWn................Bo Bonheur
Miss Arnold
Columbia crum Miss 6sv
Whistling Solo observation-disclosures Miss Allen
Mr.. Tabor will give his last recital this
evening in Unity church, Seventeenth and
Cass streets at s. O'Clock, and will have the
assistance of Mr.. Thomas j. Rogers, soprano.
The following program will be given:
PART |.
War March of the Priests from Athaiie
| .........:..... -. !............ MendGlsSohn
b Bridal Song nE......................... Jensen
Funeral March 5MSlarionette. e...........G .G,oHnod
Mrs. Rogers.
PART H.
Selections from Faust ouns,i 'Gounod
Transcription-O Wings Of Song g.....:..,
:;.;..;...;..,,.f'.. Mendelss2hn- " hiting g NJ,
The following decidedly unique invitation
ought to fill the Plymouth church to over
flowing: .
on Tuesday, 2Sth of May,
TO Plymouth church, on Spencer street,
| You'n find awaiting you treat.
The Schubert club win rend the air;
Miss Martin, with her violin, 49,, a.,
Then Mrs. Ross, to help beguile
Away the time, will sing awhile
Then Mr.. Thompson will crate and famous
"A And, next, Mrs Crommett will recite,
Which will add much to your delight.
| Then Giving pictures" not a few
viii for a time entrance your view.
| Oracle Leard we add with pleasure,
win recte in charming measure;
Some other things, not mentioned here,
Upon the program viii appear,
Admission has been put down low
To all this aggregated show
: Adults. two bits" children dime;
Pray come and have pleasant time.
Mr. E. NJ Jones, the efficient director o
the Conservatory of Music, announces the las
] recital of the conservatory June 10 at Boyd!
theater The conservatory has had quite
| of DuDilS this and the DrO
gram cannot help but prove interesting.
3 The ('Hausel and GretelD name which
Humperdinck made for himself in a shor
time, by giving the world an opera tina
found a responsive chord in the hearts o
big and little children, was enough to con
vince him that fame and wealth lay in tina
direction. He has already completed neV
musical fairy play. after Grim, callet
"Schneewittchen," the libretto, as on tn
former occasion, having been arranged b!
= his sister, Adelheid Wette.
q The following is the program to be givel
as testimonial to Mr. w. S. Marshall a
the Young Mems Christian association hal
Wednesday evening" May 20:
Piano Duet, Pas Redouble. Saint Saen
Mr. William Muiier shaii ana Mr. W. f. Mar
= Adagio and Allegro, from Concerto Ro;
Mr. Franz Adelmann,
serenade EsPagnoMse isn Mvrte Coon DeNeVer
Ouartet-My Love Is Like a Red, Red
e Rose ............:..... go. 'barret
| Miss Coon, Mrs. Ely, Mr.. Wilkins and MI
Pennell
% Boat Song ....NeldiinSe
Mr.. Fred s. Abel.
MIR. William Muller.
Contralto Solo. lo...............:,........ .Selecte
q Mrs A. u. Ely.
| ROndO
Mr. Adelmann and Nine. Muentefering
e Indian Love Song. g................-...De hoVe
Mr. Homer Moore.
| Quartet-The Parting Kiss. .Pinsul
} Miss Coon, Mrs. Ely, Mr.. wilkins and MI
Penneu.
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- Standard writes under recent date: "Th
new opera Der Evangelimann, CThe Gospt
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