Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
Night of Musical Festival
a Grand Success--Much En-
thusiasm Awakened.
AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE
Madame Adams, Campanari, Miles and
Miss Hirschman tho Stars-Splen-
did Work of Chorus, Orchestra
and Conductor Chapman
Concert Treat.


the unquaiiiied success OF vermont sec,
ond annual huSicai ieStiNal was assured
"hrh Mo",uy n'sht ii ID ee ana e,!''u'''stc
audience hiied Inc spacious auditorium of
inc university new gymnasium puHlolhH
ana listened to a brilliant opening con-
cert III "iliCh appeared Madaine suzanne
ADAMS Slgnor Cahpanari' MI 'WllNm
Mics ana MISS carrie ifrschmanh aoiy
Svconu'd ana assisted ny the chapman
Festival orchestra and the festival chorus
or lVo voices
conductor chapman upon ms entrance,
received an oN"Noh from chorus ana au-
dlcnce' tribute when proved the APP
PROBATION or ti't part OF all present OF his
ability ana untlrlns energy which have
made the FESTIVAL Il possibility, and has
assured us success
Thc brilliant operate programme ~ the
evening was followed with closest dtt"n-
tion by the ltrge audience ana tn" frequent
and enthusiastic applause testified to their
enjoyment of it. Madame Suz'nne Adams
Who made her first appearance before a
burlington audience, fuzzy justified the
reputation she las won Tor herself ON both
! sides of the water. Her eXquisitoly pure.
| true voice was heard with equally good
| erect in laultlcSs rendering OF the
! Shadow SorG' from Dnorah; IL grace
| full italian aria and in Governs snow
Flake which she gave in respons" 20 re-
l'catcd oncorcs. Madame Adams gave also
and finish and in response to an cntnuS-
iastic recall Home Sweet Home IN
manner which held the large
audience Spcl-bound. Madame adams WI,
ably accompanied for tins song and Do7-
ems snow Flake by her husband. leo
stern the noted celiist' ana also composer
of the "NHlsc l'rintemps.'
Sienor Campanan 5 rearpearan'e call
I'd out storms of applause, ana
he was listened to with even great
'r pleasure than in last season con-
'erts His broad and mastery lntorpre-
lauon Of the McNerbeer number from
!. African" was followed IN an encore py
the "Toreador Song which so delighted
Els hearers last year ana IN 2ragc.uI
Screndde bN Saplllo gwen by SlShOr lam
panari. with pleasing effect from neh'hd
the scenes In the d(et IRON II PURITAN
thc voices OF Signpr Campanafl anu MI
Mics were hcard with me erect
SlSnor Nampanari second NUMBER was
given an earlier place on the programme
taah the one assumed IL, OWING 10 an uN-
expected call to New YORK; Tor the sam"
reason II was neceS' AIRY TO omit me quo
numbers OF Madame ADAMS ano Slehor
'ampanarl SlYnor tampaharl secoh
number however sacred hNmh pF
Buzz Peccia. brought out the hnest
quantities or ms tulI resonant voice an !
was loll"Wed III response To enthusi"stlc
II can ny IN" gar" ARA given III MS
own inimltabIe manner
Inc IscialkoWSky overture was replace 4
by the T. Nat concerto OF List, In which
Miss lirst hmann made her hrSt appear
ance, creating most favorable
improsslon' MISS iilrsrhman pay
ing Is characterized by great ear
ness ana power TO Whlth Sh" a4dS
u"th d"llcacN ana finish. She WAS apli
seconded by the FESTIVAL orchestra IN ner
mn rendering of tho brilliant concerto 80
well known u concert Eocrs. Miss ItlrS n