Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-02-20
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i""d"d lI"Ur" ''t',ts the I,,uII, An,
It, iri"uds Lat >tght
t'"r ,Inr" the rn,m> diy- Of the or
Ni"u~ rluh. chorus singing has l+,tIi AT n
~ialll~tlll, auh 1t rrlnAlnrI tor rtui nu.
I"IN !" again start III" Interest IA tn,
style Ut Njfk
Last night concert Hh- ,lIrc,~,- mn.
-lraIk, financially and socially. and Ia
VT iupuI mu~, br gwen a lsIg share
ul IA" rt'Silt although hr Wa~ abb, Az
sisted hN Miss uilmurr. Mr.. IN N,uT,
anu vi Bone III preparing the program,
which saS n pleasing one VAN the rN.
rrptlon III t"n numbers the program wns
al concerted work Oh the part Of ever,
T. t~'n VII" tsk part,
hr Iif~t number was All overture from
Martha, PLACED hN aII orchestra com
i"'-'i al iupIl- # Prof. IN Mauru. The
uldrr"iilI"inlrd quafirttr for victims m
thl" linllittf was :" we'll played that the
audience Was aroused IL enthusiastic Hp.
plau~a.
lir second number, II ntuld We For.
Ihls, from 'OunWi- Redemption. shaved
IA" CAREFUL drilling the chorus had been
through he effect was grand, AMI al
III" rluNr The forte passage WAS brought
out ~ 10 chorus has Vet done here.
Miss fillmore ami Mr. Rome plA,ri the
fluinphHl March" h, tuata, ON the
pan" aud organ with great prrc izluu
dhh RwHl ensemble work, which shuwei
The care these tHu we'll known pla,ers
iak" IN everything they undertake..
The fourth number was undoubtedly
the gem ~ the evening. II has often
been said that Prof. III Mauro could
hflnR uut IL" most beautiful tone from A
violin, tut those Uhu were fortunate Ia
hear hun last night viii now know that
MS Technique and execution In wonder.
tul, Especially did he show this In his
encore number, We have u master In
IN Mauri and W. should not forget IL.
hSI~i Lille" Nchur'Ann, was "a beauti.
lul huinl"r, aud sung by the chorus with
uhr precision aud RpOd attacks. The
-nl'~ III this number by Miss Walton.
Mrs Ada Brown, Sir j, h, Brown and MIR.
Harding were dainllly sung, pspeciall,
MISS walton, Whose voice shows great
Improvement.
ia" selection from I'll TroNatOre" b,
me orchestra was the signal for another
lnthufst oi applause.
III" next number brought out Mr.. IN.
'GI, who sang Heavenly Aida" from
rfdiS opera Of that name. Mr.. Dummy
Ia- often been heard. but IL Is aiwa,s
pleasure 10 listen 10 him. liis enuncia-
ION II ~ clear and his voice ALWAYS in
,@h form, and he never torgrts rIpresA
'ion. lie WAS enthusiastically recalled, ,
MI CAV" ~ an encore what the writer Z
considers IL his best effort since h. has &
'-rn among ~, II was Mas4rnrtts Eel
gir. Tins song brought cut IA" pathU
hat II :" much nr,dtsi IN IL rendition,
nj shu""i that the grntlrnlan IL All AZ. l
1T IN his profession. I
Andantr, major piano AMI organ 6
y Nrly' Nlcull, was another success for I
llss Gilmore aud Mr., bone, and after 9
r"at applause they gave the "lntrtnIezu" Il
rom CaNalrrla ku-ticana. 4
The cl,-lng chorus. ~ hen EIenlug'- !,
Wight 10y llatIon, WAS swretly suny
al lrit HH Impression upon the audience
hlrh they viii not forget Tor rolnetiu,.
InE tillIkN has always tried a. do ali X
could I" help this worthy institution, I
Id rlosrs tins review II n muat success Ia
Al concert by wishing the faculty ~ N
ANY pupils ~ they can con, enirnlly ~
ach, aud hope that they Will give ~ Il
Iother concert un The same STYLE Of "
OTk IN the near future.
From everywhere comes words OF praise Al
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