Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

/ Their work was not W to their usual
standard. but indeed, very hne Prof
| With Is glorious artist on the viola,
! his toni being as smooth as that OF a vio-
lin, and he Is rated as the best per-
former on that choice instrument In
| Germany
Dr. Hugo Relmann, who has edited
80 many works In the Lltollf Edition,
Is the head organist IN the Kaiser's
| church. Berlin.
DR.. Reimann played Bach's ID minor
'Toccata ana Fugue," the other even
Ing IN Philharmonic Hall. But right
here | wish TO pay my respects TO Prof
Radcliffe Of our own Statewho Is not as
fully appreciated as his rank as organ
ist demands. Utah has in him an artist
that she is. and ought 10 be,
proud Of
Marcella Hndh. the well known sing
err gave very fine recital In Beethoven
Hal last Wednesday with success.
There are three great string quar-
tets In Berlin. Joachim, Hair. With
and Hausmann are members OF No. /.
Hair, EXnor. Muller and Dechert form
another, and Hollaender, Nicklng, Ram
pelmann, and todays greatest cellist,
Anton Hekking, compose the last, but
not least. In merit. by any means. The
second named quartet plays tonight In
Beckstcin Han
It ever d'Albert comes TO Utah you
VIII all DO well to hear hm--I mean
those who admire the very best music,
plnyed by The greatest living pianist
Eugene d'Albert is the most scholarly
ana profound pianist ON earth today,
without a doubt.
slivlnski, pianist: Weltrowetz, violin
ist Arno Hilf, fiddler: DR.. Franz
Kuhl0. pianist: Mary Forrest soprano:
Kari Mayer singer and our much ad-
mlred ID. Ffrangcon Davies. have sepa-
rately given rectals this week, and this
Is not half the list, but the cream Of
1t,
"Tannhauser" Wagner. "Flylng
Dutchman," Wagner; "Fidelio," Beeth-
oven; 'MIgnon," Thomas; Carmen"
Blzet, and new German opera were
performed at the Royal Opera the past
seven days.
The Bohemian string quartet was
mere January 9th and made a lasting
Impression. II Is glorious institution,
ana the recognized strongest contem-
porary OF the celebrated Joachim quar-
tet.
Eugene d. Albert's new opera "Die
Abreise' was given with much success
IN Munich lately. The noted pianist
composer was called before the curtain
many times.
In her appearances in Berlin recently
the soprano Lille Lehman, showing
signs OF age, whose power Is felt alike
by artists and Charlatan sooner or
later.
Jean de Reszke's fine residence In
Paris will soon be completed. Therein
he viii have a thoroughly appointed
theater where, with his friends the
great tenor may enjoy opera or concert
In private.
Mascagni has refused TO fulfil an en-
gasement 10 appear as conductor in a
future concert because the critics treat
ed him so harshly on his last appear
ance In Berlin. He will appear as con-
ductor at ST. Petersburg March 18th.
Ysaye gave his second concert last
night. The critics are after him for
the Interpretation he gave to Bach and
Beethoven one says: Where Bach
gets earnest, Ysaye was only senti-
mental, where Beethoven grew manly
and grand, Ysaye was taking things
easy, and when Beethoven grew fiery.
Ysaye was only excited" But Ysaye
is master, nevertheless,
Tonight at Philharmonic hall a well
known Russian conductor, Nicolai Won
Kasanh, is conducting choir pro-
gram made up entirely Of music Of his
native land. The Royal opera soprano.
Herzog and several other singers.
with the Otto Schmidt chorus and
Philharmonic orchestra, assist.
Edward Risler. pianist, Willy Burme-
ster, vioinist, and Jean Gerardy, cell
list, appear in Beethoven hall January
3Oth.
Sarasate, the famous vlolinist, and
the pianist Sauer are future pleasures,
Prof. Xayer Scharwenka plays his
third concert soon.
j. ]. MCCLELLAN.