The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

farewell tour OF this country several
years ago.
At that time the playing Of Miss Aus
der ono created q profound sensation.
She was little more than q SRI, and since
then has made a tour OF the globe, and
her art IS said to have broadened and
matured until she stands Today in the
front rank OF the pianists OF the world.
In Wow Of the artists former appear
ance here the opinions OF prominent musi-
clans VINO heard her at that time VIII
be interesting.
One OF the leading organists Of the city.
who heard Aus der one when she made
ner appearance her with Campanlni. says;
1T was my privilege % hear Aus der
one several years ago when she made
a tour OF the South with tho Canpanini
Concert Company. 7 have never heard
any other pianist Who delighted me 50
highly. and such was tho general tes-
timony OF the large audience which at
tended the concert referred 20. aus der
Ohe IS great"
4 promnnt music teacher, who also
heard Aus der one when she was insLAt-
lanta with Campanlni. says: you may
bring your Paderewsk.s and your Rosen-
thals IN your Metropolitan Concerts, but
7 prefer AIRS der Ohe 10 them ALL I have
never heard a pianist who can play as can
this great artist. and certainly no one
could get music rom the piano that
caused me as much enjoyment as Aus
der Ohe."
a great patron Of the divine art m this
city says. Il am no musician, know moth
ing or music IN a technical way. but love
it. and know when I am pleased and
moved and Aus der Ohe certainly gave
me moro pleasure than any other artist
1 have ever heard"
Her appearance In Neg York recently
ELECTED the most emphatic and sulogistic
enconiums.
MISS MONTEFIORE.
or Miss Mcntehore. who is 20 appear as
leading support Of Miss Aus der One. the
Musical Courier Of December last says:
Miss Caroline Montedore. Soprano
who sang the Michaela aria from Car
men, with orchestra, Is a vocal artist
gifted with the highest qualifications.
The character of hsi. voice aud its meth
DDS were subsequently observed I'm three
great sones-Eln Traum. by GrieG: Komm
VIC Wandeln Susammen By Cornelius:
and Bruno Oscar Kleins "Tbe Briue-
groom" The selection OF songs Of such
ca,ihre. songs that belong 10 the most
elevated sphere Of vocal art gave an
estimate OF the singers musical taste.
which subsequently round expression IN
n most artistic Interpretation Of these
difficult compositions. Miss Montenore
IS one Of the most accomplished SOPRANOS
we have recently heard. A voice OF
great sympathy. with a remarkable upper
octave cultivated 10 a degree that per-
mits her 10 give intelligent expression 10
the musical motive She has temDera-
mar musical intelligence, and address.
and q splendid control OF her rich organ"
sICNOR QUINTANO.
4 change. which IS not unweicome. has
been made in the cast and Signor Gia-
como Quintano. a young italian vicilnist.
has taken the place of Giavini the tenor.
q I tano IS the new lion IN New YORK.
f4e Is only about twenty years oid. has
hair like Taderewslds except for the
color, the sensitive face OF an artist.
and the vii nine manners Of a child. Inc
musical ciitic Of the II proeressO 1taIO-
Americana Y rote 81 hts New York debut:
sig. Ouintano played the Mendelssohn
Concerto 80 well that ! am still IN emo
tion Tie Chopin music was executed
very cxquihteiy The violinist sang on
nus Instrument with such deep feeling as
10 move me and the whole audience TO
tears.
Good seats for this concert can be OBJ
tqineG at the store Of Messrs. Walter -.
Noses a. Co. for ono dollar.