Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-23

The paderowh Saturday nGht win take its place near the
There nothing about the entire o
notable audience while fell short Of anicpatons
nfy paid dollar climbed gallery There were
probably 1850 the second gallery 900 The FIRST and l0 To- ' m the down
stairs portion the receipts Footing up about $500 The sa were garnsy
vacant while there mn dress suits In evidence on the
part Of the gentlemen society generally was not IN attendance nso
there was over the house hush almost devotional osssness "nl'
the
appearance mildly enthusiastic character rather decor
than pronounced but before the night the magnetism Of the
and caused perfect whIwind Of enthusiasm
paderew has changed e a since his last appearance
with the
has proved the glory Of the
comic magazine artist In his playing he has il possible improved
ongb the erect on his audience might y be due TO The fact that he played
the Tabernacle when he and his audience were so far apart as to
sympathy which between performer and listener to
insure the fullest success.
impossible professional pianist to lay his
finger on the principal achievement Of The concert or to say IN what respect
great performer audience seemed moved By the
ndery brought the beauties of iak
Hak the Lark one could almost hea ihe Une WORDS u"s M
Heavens Gates Sings sope was the phang Then the
mendousness OF his o MS uroo Hees so " SPEAK " unjust Oh
No eT ever brought out Of the piano could equal that produced
Padevsh in his phrase The dying away
Of the chord simply Inspiring with In
hearing # one gets new underwriting Of what the poet
"rrembung away silence loath to cease"
The was all new was another Hungan Ropsode no
that gave believe his mnuet given
also done the first time here both were greeted with
storm Of applause and the great performer responded with eneoTes the
the final number and refusing to leave the
tin he had seated himself again at the instrument
Mr. Goert2 left Sunday morning for
Denver where concert win be given at the Broadway ht tonight
]
Mr. Goi It is mistake to suppose that anyone Inter-
snways made his tour
he III himself Mr. Fryer therefore
Goeltz commission the nightly
probably before Paderewsk visited
the west again.
ARTHUR SHEPHERDS OPINION
Paderewsds presentation artistic whoued
Certainly Salt IakeIs before heard
performance approaching elimination Of the panstc art
Fortunately popous at the Theater for an ideal re-
neither
the
mortals bow down the
produced padewsfs ton Of that
tempted eliminate the quality Of percussion from
The program vetabe beginning the
rather odd arrangement Great
hrm0nes uueyceld and
rythm Irresistible being placed too
Beethoven Had been other sonata than the
hoven passion TIE peums hum
Of musical Padetws the posessor OF
history,
top Of performers. medium
but he excellent com
poser variations his Fan
In there abundant evil
Of quality lie should De placed an
nry vruo who often tempt
technic the of artistic interpretation Crit
Of his generally place DIS emotional qualities first but
wonderfully magnetic emotion SATISFYING sohdty
Interpretation AS bis Uhu-"e was enough
o Rhapsody,
powers endurance alone certainly mar
Yelous.
the audience No applause In
evidently thorough appreciation There
sympathy between Fa@evsd and his listeners
such artist than to put that appreciation into
To me- he 8 the pesouacauon
ARTHUR SHEPHERD