Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-21
Buffalo Chamber Music Club Coming.


secured the above popular Music Club
and will give Musical at Miss May
Gould's Studio, next Tuesday afternoon
and evening, for the benefit of the
building fund. Miss Agnes Mccoy, of
Smethport, a popular soprano, has
kindly volunteered to assist the Club.
This will be a great musical treat for
our people. The fact that already
more than one hundred and fifty tickets
have been sold is guarantee that the
musical will be a success. Arrange
ments have been made for matinee at
$3.50 p. M, in order to accommodate
those who may not be able to attend
the evening musical. Tickets for mat
tinee 25c, evening 35c. All who may
desire to attend will be welcomed.
The patronesses of the musical are:
Mesdames Josiah Howard, William
Howard, Thos. Gallagher, Laura Bryan,
Elizabeth Howard, r. F. Moore, B. w.
Green, Chas. F. Mankey, J. D. Logan,
M. A. Rockwell, A. w. Baker, j. II.
Swain, E. M. Newton, w. Fl. DeLong,
Jos. Kaye, r. w. Robinson.
The following press notices will give
our readers some idea of the popularity
of this Music Club:
A very good sized audience greeted
the Chamber Music Club Friday even
ing at the Methodist Church. Mr..
Fricke has appeared here before and
his artistic work on previous appear
ance was assurance that this concert
would be rare musical treat, and such
it proved to be.
The first number, the beautiful Beet
hoven Trio, Op. II, showed admirable
ensemble work, careful phrasing and
shading, ,butlaclsed somewhatinw warmth
and breadth of tone.
Mr.. Ball played the Serenade by
Pierne with great delicacy and style
and produced full singing tone on his
violin. In this number and the second
The Bee, by Schubert he showed a
perfect mastery of his instrument. In
response to an encore he played Ma
zurza with great dash and brilliancy.
The second trio numbers were in
every way satisfactory. The Russian
Folk Song by Glinka, one of the most
beautiful numbers on the program, was
exquisitely rendered. The players were
in perfect sympathy, all the tones of
the different instruments blending into
one harmonious whole.
Mr.. Fricke's numbers Sur le Lac
GODDARD y and Melody (Rubinstein)
were played with all the skill that char
acterizes this artist. Mr.. Fricke has a
thorough musician soul, a refined, we'll
trained taste and musical intelligence
that makes his playing alwaysa delight.
His numbers evoked such hearty ap-
plause that he kindly added another
number.
The three national dances which
closed the performances were given
with the true national coloring and
spirit and closed most successful and
pleasant evening. .-Fredonia Censor,
April 25, 1900.
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The ladies of the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, ever noted for the sue
cess of their many entertainments, gave
musical last evening in the church
parlors to a large and representative
audience, composed of members of the
church and friends. From the enthu-
siastic applause and many encores de-
manded the listeners thoroughly appre-
ciated the delightful music presented.
The Buffalo Chamber Music Club Mrs.
N. M. Gould, piano; Mr.. Joseph A. Ball,
violin; and Mr.. Richard Fricke, cello,
were heard in a number of selections.
The first number, the beautiful Beet
hoven Trio, Op. II, showed admirable
ensemble work, careful phrasing and
shading, and a true Interpretation of
the composer.
The second trio numbers were in
every way satisfactory. The "Russian
Folk Song" by Glinka, one of the most
exquisitely rendered. The players were
in perfect sympathy, all the tones of
the beautiful numbers on the program,
was the different instruments blending
into one harmonious whole.
The three national dances which
closed the performances were given
with the true national coloring and
spirit.
Mr.. E'ricke's numbers were played
with all the skill that characterizes this
artist. Mr.. Fricke has refined, we'll
trained taste and musical intelligence
that makes his playing always delight.
Mr.. Ball played Walters prize
Song" from "Tho Mastersingers, with
skill and expression.
Mrs. Minnehan sang Gounod'ssuperb
composition, ''The Worker" and q
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