The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-09

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AT 9 o'clock there was piano recital
| by Heinrich Gerhard of Boston, assist
| ed by Miss Florence Marie Chase OF
Meriden, soprano The following pro-
gramme was delightfully."- given:
Prelude and Fuga in A minor.
..... -. 49,. ............ Bach-LiSzt
Des Attends, OPP. 12.. !. .Schumann
Grillen, OPP 49,. :. ..... 49,. Schumann
Traumeswirren, OPP. 12.. :. ..Schumann
Ballade in G minor. :. .......... Chopin
Mr.. Gerhard.
Songs
a-Villanelle. :. .DelIAcqua
b-Thourt Like Unto a Lovely
Flower. =. .........W w. G. Smith
Miss Chase.
Accompanied by Miss Lillian P. Court
Conte Serieux.. =. ........ HS w. Parker
La Piccola.. :. ............. Leschetizky
Spinning Song :. :. ...... Wagner List
Etude Polonaise.. =. :. $3.50. Mcdowell
Geschichten aus den Wiener Wald....
..... ..s...... .................,Sc hutt
Paraphrase on Strauss Waltz.
The symphony and operate concert
given last night in the Hyperion was a
grand success and will doubtless prove
one of the most enjoyable events in the
festival. The Hyperion was crowded
with large and fashionable audience,
and every one came away delighted
with the evenings entertainment, which
was of a very high standard, seldom, if
ever, equalled before in this city. The
symphony concert was given first and
was by an orchestra Of forty-three mus
sicians selected from the New York and
New Haven Symphony societies, Franz
Kaltenborn of New York conducting.
The work of the musicians was ex-
quisite and every number on the pro-
gramne was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr..
Kaltenborn is an American educated
musician, having never studied abroad,
and his conducting last night was the
best seen in this city for a Tong time.
The performance was not much differ
ent from that of other symphony or
chestras but it was the temperament
of Mr.. Kaltenborn and the great incen-
tive for the musicians to play under
him that the success was so pronounce
ed. Another fact that makes the con-
Quoting of Mr.. Kaltenborn more strik-
ing and remarkable is that the orchestra
was not his own New York band of
but was made UP of must
clans who We're strangers to him. The
overture was Mendelssohns Ruy Bias,
and was followed by a suite, Greig's
Peer Gynt No. l, including Morning"
'The Death, of Ase" "Anitra's Dance"
and I'm the Hall Of the Mountain
King" 'Anitra's Dance" was very
daintily played and Mr.. Kaltenborn was
obliged to repeat the last selection in
the suite. so enraptured was the audi
ence with the playing,
Schuberts Symphony No. s in B mi
nor was next rendered and was well CIV
en-. The last number In the symphony
was Wagners Kaiser" -march,
which was Beautifully rendered.
After an intermisson of fifteen min
utes the third act of Gounod's Faust"
was sung by a cast from the Castle
Square Opera company, as follows:
Faust. .JOnn +. Sneenan
Yvonne deTreville
Mephistopheles. .... ......,,W w. III. Clarke
Siebel. Katherine Condor
Della Niven
Again the playing of the orchestra
was prominent as it accompanied the
singers, all of whom sang in excellent |
voice.
The programme for to-day, the last
lay of the festival, will be asfolows:
CONCERT.
Hyperfon-9:30 a. m.
Miss Edith Aab of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss e. Louise Allen of Hartford-So-
Miss Helen NJ. Kes of Norwich-so-
prano
Miss Agnes Littlejohn of South Norwalk
-Violinlst.
Arthur Allen of Hartford-Pianist
Alfred Y. Cornell of New York city
Tenor.
Albert Fl. Taylor, jr., of Bridgeport VIC
oncellist.
op a Mr.. Allen. N"Fsanoff
song--Ah, Moon of My Delight. goo.
I'm Persion Gard itNa i'en'ii"i'n
Mr.. Cornell.
Accompanied by Willis II. ,Alling.
Fantasia Caprice ............. Vieuxtemps |
Miss Littejohn.
Accompanied by Edward B. Manville. |
Songs-a. Serenade ............ .Neidlinger |
b. The Troubadour. ,...... .Buzzi-pecci |
Miss Allen.
Accompanied ny MISS OllVe Allen.
Arid-O Mo Fernando. .......... DOulEotti !
Miss Aab.
Accompanied by Mrs. Harriet Crane Pit |
blado.
Les SylvainS, Op. G0............ Chamnade |
March of the Dwarfs, Op. "a. NAM, .Grieg
Mr.. Allen
Song-The Loreley ..................Lis List |
Miss Kies
Accompanied by George A. Kies.
Iypsey Songs-a Rings LIST Der Wald....
b. Songs My Mother Taught Me. .......
C. Des Falken Schwinge ...............
Mr.. Cornell
oreislied Paraphrase -. Wilhelmj Wagner
iavotte Op. %. ....................P Pepper
Mr.. Taylor
Accompanied by Mrs, Albert II. Taylor.
MUSICALE.
Hyperion-11 Il. m.
BY the Asylum Hill Church Quartette of !.
Hartford
Mrs. Martha l.. R0uston-Soprano.
Mrs. Virginia l., Marwick-Conralto,