The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
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THE GREATEST / ' |.
OF FESTIVALS
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never heard It better done. M Ia ys
Mr.. Frederick Martin, who always sin IS
SO wei, that one is rather inclined to take
him FOR granted, earned decided honorB.
,rhe part Of Arcphistophees fits him like
a Z snug Wig and music oozes out OF MS
every finger tip. Is 81 I'D "a h. 81, I. E, !.
AZ Herr Andrcas Dippel appcarcd for the =
first time. Ills voice f|is magnit1 centl;y
healthy. and big enough 4, make two ,'' Or.
binary tenors. but It is nom ewhnt hare
and unsympa tket:c ard on that account
was slightly disappointing.
Madam Bouton started out to DO some
thrilling work she fairly hurled herself
at the audience vocally. She has dramatic
tempe rament and she uses her voice like
true artist. 55S u ri h
THE EVENINGS FEATURE.
The feature OF the evening WAC the
Squartettc from Rigoletto." delightfully."-
sung by Miss r io,S M lad lana r. tor, s. Mr.
tDippel and Sig Emilio do Gorgoza. The
second part Of the programme was taken
up with the third act o! Faust witt Miss
6 Rio as Marguerite. Madam Bouton as
s,slebel and Martha, Mr.. Dlppel as T FAUST.
and Mr.. Martin as A1ephistopoheles. Il \
"a The Boston Festival N Orchestra waA
heard to the best advantage ana the en-
tire programme was without flaw as
FAR as the performance Is concerned.
while It served greatly to pleace an an-
$dience that became enthusiastic after
every number. ~ $ IA }55 Il i,S
s3CII1LDREN's CHORUS.
There Will be two concerts to-day. The
5childrens chorus will appear at the matt
nce.S The programme Is as follows:
sss Sololsts-Mmc. Louise Homer, ntralto;
MI. Carl Webster. yioloncelllst; Sig.
Emilio do Gogorza, baritone.
Ss Programme-Part 1,-Symphonie Poem,
s 4" Warren =wei Konigskinde
yolbach, Orchestra; Chorus, 10y and
Gladncss," from "Hueguenots," 5 Mey-
erbeer. Childrens Chorus; Aria from
tie Roi de Lahore H. 3senet,
Sig de Gogorza; Yioloncello Solo. 80
Desir, I. Seryais. Mr.. Webster: Aria, 20
Fritres de Ball.. Meyerbeer II Nine.
Homer: Chorus. go N ornng is Nigh"
('.The Blue Danube, Strauss. Children
Chorus. $i5 75
Part II.-orchest trail suits, b FAIRY
Tales. Suk, (a) Liebe und Lied ihr Ko-
nigskinder % 1ntermezzo Volksta NJ, (c)
Intermezzo.a Trauer Musk, (d) Konigln
Runas Fluch-Seig der Iieb.
Song "Great Is Jehovah" Schubert.
b Nine. Homer. TIL n 81
Chorus Hope Thou in God.'' Handel.
8Children's Chorus.
Minuet.l Bolzoni, String Orchestra,
Largo al Faototum,: Rossini. Sis.
de GogorZa. it sH.5 II Is ;g4.i " 5i5 Is
Chorus The coopers song suppe.
SChildren's Chorus. ii
TO-NIGHT's PROGRAMME.
Tonight the programme will be:
Soloists-Alme Blauvelt soprano; Nine.
Il Wegener. tenor; Mr.. frederick Martin,
bass. 4sy }3SA n, { III 81
Prog.amme-Part I.-Excerpts from st.
Paul.-Chorus Lord. Thou & Alone Art
4 Cod Mendelssohn, Wednesday Club and
z Orchestra. .s 5ti5s II
Aria. NJ Jerusalem Mendelssohn. Nine.
6 Blauyelt. 65i
Aria, ooh, God Have Mercy. Nenaels-
sohn,g Mr.. Martin.
Chorus, How Lovely Are the h1essen-
gers Mendessohn, "Wednesday Club and
i n Recitation, Aria, And He ourneyed
with CompaInons,' but the Lord Is
s. Mindful OF Ills own" Mendelssohn, Nine.
Bouton. liss@fs
Aria ''Be Thou Faithful Unto Death"
Mend elssohn, Mr.. Wegener,
Chorus, 20 Great is the Depth" Men
delssohn, Wednesday Club and Orches-
Part 11,-overturo ''Cocka,gne." Elgar,
Orchestra. 81 s5
IL Excerpts from 'stabat Mnter."-Quar-
dtette ana Chorus "Stabat Mater," Ros-
sini, Wednesday, Club Quartette and Or
chestrn-
Aria, "cutus Anlmers." Ross,ni. Mr.,
NNegener d (.
Duet, "Quia est Homo" Rossini, Mnsc,
Blauyelt and Nine. Boutor.
Aria, Pro Peccatis," Rossini, Mr.. Mar,
tin Il 4 * si5 5t r, &8f III IN
Quartette, "Quando Corpus" Rossini,
Nine Blauvelt Nine. Bouton, Mr.. Veg
cner and Mr.. Martin. ~
"Fac Ut Portem." Rossin!, Nine, Bou-
ton, ,3 Isl
"Inflammatus,'' Rosslni. Nine. HiaSHN-
welt. Wednesday Club and Orchestra,