The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
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and pleasing and bar part II the program
was perfectly rendered. She was compelled
70 respond with sn encore 60 each number
49,
A song and plano fores recital will be
given by MIRA zaldes Eldora Briekert to
The fne program Is composed of the FOL
lowing numbers
''csfkiest Hhoa Thus, b Master 1letsk,
LA Regatta Vene1i9nA'. ..,.,,...S.. .IAaLl
20 Mo Fernando c'LA Bavorita H..
Les Adieu1 sonata chsfaic;teristiel@
Farewell, Absence, Return.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BsetnQfth
sonata op, II, No, 49,. Carl Hence,
| 10 Were / a Gard ner'' 800. Chaminacs
/ "hondo BTrillient' '.......''.'' ,oEon Mepei |
a May ay Ting Seoc:,,i;;bbii.;'...'..oleS s ge
tcl 'ILe Day is Ended" 80. j. c. Buru., |
For the songs the accompanies will be |
/ Miss Nugent and Mrs. Darden.
/ Mrs. Bnckert has already established O
| reputation IN Houston and elsewhere as @
musician OF high order.
/ Below ara a few detached notes tending |
10 show Mrs Brckert's conception ahu |
style OF Interpretation Of some Of the PHO
Sio Fernando-This aris Is full OF @
rich melody ia the nrst part Of which
Leonora, from a full heart, gives expires
sion to her great love for Fernando, while
deep tone OF sadness underlies the whole,
caused by the fear that she may yet be
robbed OF her beloved
The rich note OF love is dRrkened BY tht
somber shade OF sorrow and hope!essness'
aud through the second part there rings o
cry OF despair against the injustice aud
irony OF fate.
Ia Regatn Veneziana Is o dainty and mos
pleasing little work, Ike many OF List
contributions 10 piano literature IN u VIC
ready for tho vcsper race. and are aroused
by the trumpet's signal, the echoes Of WnleA
are borne back DER the quiet waters. IN
noble grandeur Of the Southern night aHa
gcene Steals over the hearts Of even the
anxious racers, and there Is suggested ''
lus 'the loU Uurmur or the Adriat'c tl'
soft nipples stealing UP the long wlndns
canals, tho silvcry moonlight cleaning upon
marble frtege and columns and touching
into soft brillaus~ tho fadeiess tints of
= fui gondt ~ IS they giids on their swift
: but silent way along those watery streets,
: between rows OF stately buildings, every
70 carven stone Of which Is awe Win history
: or romantic legend"
= Tho whole picture Is one Of subdued
. Z evening tlnts, vocal with the merry JOY
I OF the happy participants OF the race, min
q gled with a mood Of dreamy fancy Of wist-
q This is indeed one OF LisEt'g most perfect
., and ably sustained efforts In tns purely
y lyric descriptive vein.
e ''Ies Adleu1. The poetic program Of
. this sonata brings into requidtion all the
q three beautiful tone pictures Throughout
q the hrst part Is depicted the pain OF part
!. Ing and the sadness OF the le 9eryohl
; tfareweuD And then the grief or Tho sor.
r. rover at the absence OF the loved one Is
" uttered In a plaintive monclogue. Then
- follows one OF the most ecstatic OF muBic9
% dinlogues-the beckoning OF handkerchief
n as Sign, apprising the coming one OF IN
M waiting ones presence; the invoiuntnr!
I. jubnaton suddenly subdued TO q onssfn
M neither word nor gesture, only the loyee
II oneS gszer'
be The appended letter from the director o
cd tho Houston Quartettc Society in eNplainln'
~ Itself shows how thoroughly tho eutent
rordiale or perfect harmony exists between
OF 10 least two OF Houston's leading muslca
organizations;
has been postponed to Wednesday, Feoru
AIRY L.
The concert company wanted 70 con-
90 aud had fixed tho date for February ~
but We positively refused them, that betn
co the date Of the ladies' concert
also objected to the 18th as being 70
lnth. / thought II best to withhold IN
m date OF our concert for another week q
leat TO giva the ladies chance to Sc
~ " Do You not think that WI he The he's
~
The musicale given by the Quartette =,
ciety In Galveston last Thursday nigh
was a series OF artistic triumphs from III
IN FIRST number on the nne program to n
'Se last
There is no suggestion OF anything mi
chemical about the aingipg Of tho men con
posing the Galveston Quartette. Vhey sin
soultully, cnupciate perfectly aud shdd
with that conBummate art that coneea
,u, art
congratulated on the material he has
work with and the musiclcving people
r, Galveston are blessed In having so enrne'
mn and able man 70 direct 80 much OF the
T., The members of the orchestra counectc
Ap with the quGrtctte are ench aud all artls
and their names arc as follows; Mr., Co
way r. shaw, Mr.. t. II, Herrlc, Mr., !
uVe Wilkons Jr., Mr.. Frank Ressel, Mr., H.
eu' Resscl. Mr. Felix Stella, Mir. o. Fuchs.
The society was assisted on Thursdi
- >, evening by NILS, Helle Dc Liussan, who
H. reputation IS international,
THE tremendous tlde OF Mile. De Lussau
nf {" contralto tones gave great delight to h
u" immense aud cultured audience.
MN The program of the concert was as Il
lows
Eo"; midsummer Nights Dream"
g. Mendelssohn); arranged by Louis
ply yrno SAILORS sahG Of Kermci tn' sSiat
INN s'','. The The Galveston opsFtettc soc,s
I Ten th sO' Wing. Of song endSlss 9so}
10 Is .........,.s.,,,..N Nile. zene lie Luss
.sns der Aora" CRuOonStt9,iipl ..;;;;..n1..y.:
IT to The Magic Of my y SS 1fH e@a S a
long, solo-'Air'' Il, S, BaSRy ,a:...:..,li,..s
Mis-, Evening Breeze" lotto Langsyl ......
cert waits song, ia Boisnoa paeespD ~,
7 sAt to ia Paoaa ,CiYraiisrS s,;s - 9.
anu "stin as the Night" (carl BOhml 80.
ana ..... The Galveston Quartette Socie
'st's '-rhe King and the Singer George n,
Nevin), &C.. Galveston Quartette socie
,eors ''See, Love, l Bring Thee Flowers"
49, usamherO. 1900. Nile. Helie De buss
pSSs es 'Rosy Morn" ORonaldl ....,........,..
. nns .,........,..... Nile. Zelle De Iuss
many ia Vic est vaine" Ellen Wright -.
the =; Mlle zeiie De Luss
mag ...., The Galveston QuRrtette Socl,
with ~
wv, Several new members were taken into
vet hollywood Grove Ladies' Chorus club h
u ln Wednesday. The meetings Of this club y
= Int hereafter be held at the residence Of
erful president, Mrs. H. A. Wood on Housi