The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09
BY Georg B 6 ooki !, !.


BY George 3. . g okins.
& Yea, verify the road to fame 5is not not
always paved vi roses Event the ma gle
OF q great hume must suffer the incylta-g
Bio blight that sometimes comes when when
iFatc takes tho reins ind reyerscs the
order OF things. Tho woat her ma we ~
wrong and the property man "a lied s i st t.
deliver tho goods. to the clock train liz,
inWashngto ton, 80, although the Sorc nes-3
tra men wcrc ready to start for islctl-F
nond, n they were obliged to remain ~ ana 9
secure their various hereoS
making It ecessaryt 70 cancel their n. may
ncc engagement, much TO tho dis:ap PONY
ment OF d large number Of musical 'll en- y.
th,sasts who had secured seats for the he
performance he evening proc l1 rainn ~.
was per formed us ranged VIII tle
principal II exception o me. Gene yr ~
Johnstonc Bishop, who substitut for
Miss Wilson, us the vocal Eattractlo'n',s n
the concert opened wi tll " he
overture No. 3, OF Becth over, ,8 llich was
followed by the Greg concerto II y, y, =
minor. sThls mngn ificent comp sltson re-
Smnnucl Vnd, whoit thollg q ,haN Mn 3 stNlSI- III
IDENTIFY mustered THEFT cchnical ain cul t!t
81 bhc work from n 3Illuscula II stan df,ollils
failed woefully to present the lights ana
khntics or tho composers concepti0n ans
left us WITH, the Impression I hat his Tn ra-
mount purpose, was to down tho orche ts LIZ
INT ali hazards, though Tor VIVA 7 rca case \
va not clear, us they lnborcd mani Wy
10 perform the Will 5of ~ the l -es - '
button which was, pcrforc times y
somewhat erratic, as being pot c cen Two Two
fires ri Ks III y. n i. 81
for strings nlono by that mast e 81 o. "
chestral settings Carl busch. OF KANSAS
city was q genuine treat. ,G5S:
The theme was spanee River, ana l'rt
the way the Listening ear was cd through
1.-The Intricate nazes of$the most Se xq uisslltc
harmonles- tone pictures OF linped waters
DER hung with trailing branches suanee
fest ooncd with hanging moss and redole't
withSthe pungent odors OF the SenervalttllGf TIT
,ropic. almost rendered tho senses droWsy
through q tho medium OF muted strings.
The enthusiastic encore It received proved
how responsive Is the southern tempe 'l'
lncnt to such truly Inusicsaps ~ he ON
IA "nooturne,h by D ISoyen ser served 4 %
show tho composer-conductors genius !, z. Y. =
DEMONSTRATION to iconsld iYible soxse ~. y
use OF the reeds In the introdulct'o!lt pe -;
Ing particularly attractive. stl ,I.-
THE greatest enthusiasm Of the ,eve ~, y
| was shown when Mime. q nevn y onnAtolie,,
Bishop rendered the familiar, praSer !. a -
aria from Der q Y 0rInpsl m.
Idantc1and the following adago m ~
1 nent were taken mt "a dangerously slo% |,
i pace Nine Bishop DEVELOPED 9. splena ! 9
dramatic ssye Hnd gdd,HH sn nsoelIng bar
tlcuary her German dictiIon. roT M enG
core she sang u most beautiful song c \,
az tnke
! 5S' But De X oven saved tho best for the
last Of orshestralt m nite i Wsel
tef, q per sf1!ss pseT
record that these numbers received ! 1n "
most careful rentment at the & ha Y 9 .
ns{ss S!sefb e RESPONSIVENESS
hot traditionaily somIre u tl,s * t temps
s sadaos waH sfs eotrsst AnI
| ta,'s Dance so pregnant wit II the sug.
| gestion OF supple grace and Wltcl,e,rry
Sss s''stiSs s fss 3 sHs
aI Rs ~ 2 tha MouS 1t 10 kns w{h
tone p,eturss ws o.
Srsst 4 aueese Ia ,H passase When lt
Iunfortunnta predominnnce Of BRASS on !,
Itrely covered the strings and Woo , VIM !, !,
! With tho addtt ion Of more strlng 81 q q
ger GER who would not forget to advertise. ~
organlznt ton and also not ms &, m q,
about ehearsals trains, the 9, M y, =,
caSSnbie q Conductor as Reg nald Do 80
/ an honorable place among sim ilar organ NJ
Il lzatlons In America, ying .undeEEal!l |,
Widely known on bot u, slides q the Z, tan 2
tic Is not alone sufficient. No bnny {,
s avn Sns orchestr a, and Mr., Do KoYel
hiass'1'It lii his power to mou| this organl
zation 10 his WIN and dllrlleate INC ram
he achieved as N composer OF sotRs nv
ljght operas, stl II 5s "