The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

TIE March King nas cone. gwen IS
one Of RS best art gone CT 70 ozazT 1sa1s
ana fresh trSzlpEs. huE II E1s zzlE1s O.
ne nznssrssss VITO listened s0-tae york Of
as sspsr5 band All unge-. .oE many days.
ire vague wonderful ias7-sSs1yeGess CT
sns ro.ds-Ous a8rnon14s 0f ire oA3 lbs
ters: tire lighter. Ez-ch1ng music of the
rr-SezE foreign school. and ire a01sts-o1s.
ringing. swinging marches .. sas famous
leader himself
Either as con poser Or eoE1acTor. soasa
reeds 10 further conme13zrs0n- So mach
vzs been truly sad and written C aAs VS.,
musical talent. has exsep1so2a. goo1 taste
ard marked executive zcssszy. thai sc-n-
Ezlert az taEs stage OF hI< career 5 super
eucuS- o. RS a2z2-Ee-l 20 - rseEzo.er
OF So-sa's band necessarily 1Z1ps-Ss Ia :
one IS an artist n ire best and fullest
sszSa % thai IEch-ao1se1 word.
Both concerts os yesterday were n high
degree satisfactory. judges 1ro1a either
= artists D. poplar standpoint. The re-
Eaa-zznls thing z0out Soasa's programmes
Is tzse Z he Eos- severely classic nun
hers ne i able 70 retain the popular II
re-ss. walIs IN the Jumping. rushing
muse. thzt sets the small boy via SItl
delight. there IS little or rething that can
o@end the finest musical sensi5lsitass.
Il IS unfortunate that. % acco1- u ot1ate
tie crowd. II xas necessary 20 give these
concerts IN the ArD5-r. TEE big SGL1inE
i IN 10 way. except SIZE. fitted Tor s1c1
entertainments TO one occupying fair
Is good seat near 3he center. the gcrttsst-o
a. times became a confused 3a1Sae, ~niss
much q zhs aoer piano effects were LOST
Up among The Big rafters. o. permanently
eztRine7 among ne evergreen and bzn--
inx decorations
TIE matinee programme brought out
tw0 nex Soas2 nun oers-tae suite, Taree
Quotations" ard ths symphonic poem.
The Caz-i0t Race From Ben Hur.
Cozsrg IN Girsce contrast with AZ that
w= usually hear o. S0usa- these works
5tSpssyed ire great versatility % MS ere
alive ability. the suite bright and hu-or-
els n It's first ard lsst. with 3 delicious
BIZ % melody we6zei n between the
''Caario- Race" strong and hurried. car
ryi1g the listener along IN touch ain the
enthusiasm ard excitement o old
Smoni5es and the Arab chlef-zi1-
Mrs Elizabeth Ser-hroF. the Soprano.
has = beautifully s@set and clear vo-ce.
ard displays an excellent method Her
number *sNyrnghs 81 SYLVAN" ~ BEN
berg. vas sung simply and witAoet strain
20 reach beyond the tIr1ta tIoas az 8 good
range. As an encore Mrs So-t5rop Of
fe-s1 Comm Thro' the Rye" Here. ard
here orly, id The ha-i saItsr. and coming
as 4 cid between such spleG126 work as
preceded and followed ne uneven accom-
pansnent was painfully noticeable. The
1acG that singers are zlSays allowed much
liberty xith these Cd songs. and
also that Mr. Soasa did not conduct fro-u
his usual esevzti31. undoubtedly caused
the weakness OF the hand
Miss Martina Joanstore. Il her VIOLA
solos. produced full. rich tone. Her
b0zinE : vigorous ard strorg-slm0st
masculine, but shows 4 good mastery ct
the instrument.
Arthur Pryor. TIRE trombone sososst. Is
almost as famous a. his conductor. He Is
probably the best and certainly tie best
known. nlayer CT that 1 sscult instrument
n tais country. He has oeen heard in
Seattle before ard his tone ard execution
have lost nothing since his las Perforn-
sncs here.
The wealth and fashion OF the city
turned out almost en- -nssse az the evening
concert. nearly every inch Of space n
the large ball being occupied. Promptly
80 SIS the well know1 figure % the March
King was seen vending his way down the
stairs IN TIE rear o. the hsil 20 ire stand
and simultaneously there arose deafeninE
applause fer So1sa ny hiS compositions
and matches hand OF musicians has fur
n5shesz music that has thrilled AZ one
moment, made Us weep the next and
thrown Us into ecstasfes tie next Eu-
cores were demanded os every number
las. night and wsFs given with thas good
famous leader and composer so popular
Seattle was tae only city on the Souna
20 - favored by this band. which II Itself
IS = decided compliment 20 the city as A
rcussc-Ieviug center
Las nights music wss % a high order
TIE programme containing uunHers from
Liszy. wagner ard &aseaEnt. and several
@ Sogszs marches zrAica as played ~
Ire com pcser's own hand makes soldiers
q Is all TIE people seemed rsvar 20 tire
CO these marches. several Tires demanding
triple enco~es. One q she zaoxt Beautiful
selections Of tie evening and ore tsat
caused = feeling C s1sITae tranquility
% steal ever ore as the prelude %
'sI.ohuuxrsn' hy Wagner. TIE finale b.
t1r given over - ire reed Instruments.
whsch gave Ss the eNec. 81 a grand pipe
organ. Shc NOSE soulful % Instruments.
AnatEer charming number vas she csprfce
-@Rosf- azd Wren" ~ king arranged to-
p3ccolcs
Tee s7lo 7vcrk o. The evening vas very
we'1 received. d0uhss srcores hetnx az
corded eacn artist TIE saaEeIhorn solo.
hy Herr Fraas Hell vas. as apply pu. hy
sc-se one r. re audience. = "Earm~ ruHa-
her especially a. played ~ Herr Hen.
TIE sustained tones weTe a revei atlgn -
v1snY wao had newer AeaT9 re instrument
IL the bands % a. artist. Fer a encore
Herr Hen gave the ballad ~Doz'; Be
CrrssT
Nrs E-lzshetn %orthxop vas III good
vo3ce ard sang very swe@tEv Ar8itfs ''ss
Ssran Rose SEE was given 3ou0,e en-
core. By request SlEror Sfnore Nansta
VINO created such 8 fsvora asa impression
las. ysar or the eapN oniErs. played AUD
Lang Svue~ with variations ard sgr =
encore gave Al Ravasr Mss Martina
Ionrseane ere v5cEinsste- played wfrn
good effect See z0to ~EssHa2e - Pot0r-
z8se" ~ FleExtssupS- See also Was &C.
corded a doHble encore.
Al tae close of tee performance ths
f.sns boarded the special train Glrect 70