El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-24

power prevented the professor from
presenting the number with that varie
ty of regi- tratiOn that won show OF
the rea' musical mel il of the work.
was easy wOrk for Haendel to writ
fugu S, for his mind WAS bnilt that
way; and the critic of the Bos ton Journ-
al SAYS 1t was "a easy for Haendel tt
compose fugues as il was for most com
pOser5 TO " rite arlaS.
The allegro in E was b aut fully in
strume It'd, the melody he ng car
ried part of the time "a baritone vol g
with The left hand on.the lowe manu4l |,
while the accompaniment was carried
on the upper manual with the right
hand. The IN dulat Ons were varying
an effective. The pedal work in the d
minor otfertoire was very fine, but it
did make more than one listener wish
the performer had box of pedals res
pOnSive to such stops as a contra bass,
contra bassoon and the more powerful
come along later. Tue adagiO in A fiat
is lovely title wo~k of the highest
classical order, entertaining in the
highest degree. 1t is by Guilmant the
great French Organist who
appeared in this country at the worlds
fair; and anything from him bears all
the imprint of ;holarly effort. The
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in the VIC oncellO register with a fue
harmony and C VI nterpOint accompani-
ment, The To .ca'a and Fuge in ID min
or by Bach was repeated from the last
recital by special request. This work
| is rich in rythmic curio-iUies and varie-
tfe- of regi trdt on including some ve"y
active pedal work that calls for the eX
ere Sc of considerable talent; also for
instrum entail resources mo" e than Ordl-
nPrfOr mrw
put to it to moke q good showing with
the mechanical means at his disposal,
but he succeeded admirably in giving
his deligh ed hearers a very fair idea
of the mer is of the great Bah work.
The Angels Sere ade, tn, andante
in f by Bra m, was admirably perform
ed The artist first gave he melody stop
has mi hit be likened to thu English
hon. Tneu the repeal was with the
ObO in it's lower and sweeter registers
'Ogether with the horn in duo. and the
hi d lime, the bassOou was addet for
the trio. The closing cad nee is I'M
fortunate in its construction, and sug-
gests a mind tired with previous effort,
for its poverty n melody as compared
with the p"evious parts of the song il
very marked However, tie performer !
brought out all there was in that ca |
dence.
A notable performance was the sew
enth nun he-, thu we'll known SIciliau |
hymn, Lord dismi SIS Us With thy bless
NJ" with variations. This il very |
difficult competition. particularly the
p dial work with rum ny Obligatos on
the manuals. Thu mDdulaEiOas We're
beautiful. aid the fugua charactaristi cs
that were prOdu ed, viz, the carrying
If the melody with one and while thu
o. her hand and the p-d ais are carrying
sympa hatc voices in harmonic keys
an nf oyy
sion, were happily executed. The
evening closed with Wely's grand
offertoire in f, No 2, and was played
with a vigor and the richness of
reg stra ion all the instrument was cap
able of.
The audience was much pleased with
the evening. and number of musical
people remained afterwards to chat
18th the professor,
The music conserva'o DRY opening last
night was attended by PACKED mouse
and the program WAS mucn enjoyed.
Mrs. Williams made few introdu tory
remarks eXpla atOry OF the plans of .
Miss Schultz and herself n stating the
,onservat Try, d I'D wha1 they e>pe ted
70 do in the furure. The audience was .
pleased at the prospect ahead fer the
two ladies, and the latter could see
3re the opening was over, that they
4 ad the good will and best wishes of
he community. Mrs. Williams eX- !
Dlai ned the meaning of classical music .
If which the program was m tde up.
She said C aisle Al in mu-ic me mt the
me as in Ii erature. that which was .
asting, which would endure and stand
he st Of time.
The program " the evening was sue .
'e sf"lly carried out, vera request
lum berS being added, one being the
1ar Iii MrS |
Jams. The 'cond number on the pro-
yram, one of Brahms Hungarian :
Dan es was LIFT off TIE program print- !
ID in asst ,-veping's HERALD, owing to
IN overs ght in the HERALD composing
com. The mum Der wa, by Miss Schultz. !
md was given with that excellence #
perform Lrce which has ever marked |
Ter play ng. Both of the ladies. who .
ire graduates of European cnnservato-
les, gave great SAT- faction, "a their
performance was artist and eviden nee , ;
scholarly experience Lit lie Miss Amy
schultz in her duo with Mrs. Williams
h WED the audience that she was a ,
lid of prom Sc. Rev. A. Hoffman
,losed the evening wi n few rem lrks
lDon the necessity of selecting compe-
ent and thorough-going teachers in
earning mu-ic.
A report ,mes from Iona Parda
precinc', in D"na Ana county, that q
gang of scoundrels is trying to kill
Torres, a resp ,c'ed c 'izen of
hat community. About a week ago
N attempt wa, maze to call hi n out of
lis house il the night and shot him,
out That lied and few nights la'er
,ome o e shoot thr ugh the house
when he WAS absent. The p OBJECTION
# III sheriff has been asked by the
aw abiding citizens.
It's wonderful how mucn health has
90 do with married happiness. S OK
hess affects the temper. You can't be
happy nor make others happy II you're
i ~. When you ma yourself irrit-
able, easily worried beginning to ''run-
1o"n' it's because you" blood is get
,lng poor. You ed richer blood and
more of it. Your bl 'od-making ora.
need to he vita lied bv DR. Pierce's