Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

tOnld anyone lnliklno u Ho1V
tolno combination, or ono that would
bo better apt 90 cram the old thoator
with music lovors2 IL IN not ut all un-
lkoly that Salt Lake may have AN op-
por,unIiy 10 listen TO just such notable
eyen,, Tho musicians are great friends
and were very much together during
ysay,s recent Visit. Inc proposition ~
MAY together came from the great Bel
clan himself, who said that II ho could
arrange a return date, he would ID,
charmed TO appear In Joint program,
N Il takes place, NJ, Woiho win per-
form upon ono OF Ysaycs two famous
yoiIns, tho Stradiyhrius, tho master
himself using tho juorncrlus, tho IN
elrum,nt on which ho played Thursday
night Ysayo extended mn invitation TO
MIR, Welho 10 10 with him 10 the coast
IN order that they might practise to-
yo,her the great double concerto OF John
Sebastian Bach, but he was unable to
accept. This IN u stupendous compost.
lion NhicNn0t only illustrates the pros
found depths OF Bach's musicinnly
lquaItles ana scholarship, but one that
lalso taxes tho power OF trained artists
W. perform ana adequately interpret,
should tho return concert be arranged,
Mossrs, Ysaye and Woiho win play thia
concerto together Needless TO say.
Manager pypcr VIII do everything ON
MS part necessary 10 have tho event
take place,
The following IL Mr.. Wclhoa critical
estimate OF Ysuyo's violin recital,
MIR Ysayc stands today the greatest
exponent Of violin playing IN the world,
not only IN the classical, but IN the ro-
mantle school as we'll, The program
embraced notable characteristics OF
both, such IN few audiences have been
favored with. Ills performance Of tho
beethoven sonata evidenced well his
powers OF Interpretation 0f that mar.
Nolous masterpiece. Iiut few, perhaps,
I'm the audience understood the pei.
lection OF the maestros bowling In the
second variation Certainly | never
heard the equal Of II since listening 10
Wlonlanskls rendition OF II, Thon
MI ygoye's playing " tho Hungarian
airs displayed his romantic style 10
perfection, 1t VIII be Jcmembcrod that
WilhomJ played II here some years ago,
~ remarkable uadcnga, written by |
the artist himself, showed hia perfect |
mastery ~ the technique " the violin, |
Never was there such staccAto DOWng |
heard since Wicnlawskl, every note be- |
ug firm, clear, and clean, His para. |
phrase ~ the ParsIfnl was given In "a
most mastery style that brought out |
from the audience n recognition un- |
looked for even by Ysayc himself Tho |
Abondlod by Schumann was played |
with true artistic spirit, ana without |
dctractng from the dignity Of its spirit |
BY unwontcd gusto The Hungarian |
Ars By Ernst was another revelation
NJ the mans genius, and finally the |
Ncuylomps Ballndc and polonnlsc was
given with q braVura ~ style ana won-
dorful clearnoss Of technique that oloo-
rInod the audience,
"fho Ysayo Of today II all that made
Nm famous seven years ago before his
salt Lake audience, and added 90 that
IL u growth OF tempcramcnt0l spirit
with which all his work OF las, evening
was Infused
Tho violin that Mr., WcIhe made him.
veil ana photograph OF which ap.
pcorod IN n recent ssue OF the News
Is now In the possession OF Ysayo, haV.
ing been presented TO him by MI
Woihc The master tried II on the after.
noon " his sojonrn here, and the first
thing he said was "Why this violin has
/
n not even "A tingc NJ newnoss about
H." This the maestro thought was re-
marknblc, Then tho vnrnlsh CauRht
his attention, and he had considerable
10 say about that particularly Az II
Nw an oil and not n spirit VaInieh,
which explained the maturity of tho
tone Mr. Ysayc, after giving the In
slrumenl careful trial. compared II
10 one made by Hcrgln2i, pupil Of
D aslt. Ham ..1Nt IA
mo yamleh ana general fnish,
MI Wohc naturally felt very much
'omplmontcd by such "A remark from
such source,
Tho Tabernacle choir IN unusually
lusN M present, IN finishing up lho
work Of the season The University
gymnasium concert Of next saturday
MghL win form iis next appearance.
-Four now numbers are being worked
w, VIA Stophona' "Tric 10 the Faith"
McChllnns Gloria" Gospel Rcs,om-
ton" an anthem with soprano oblgato
nnd flll chorus IN which Mrs, Nellie
pWcc Pugsloy sings the solo part IN oS-
ceIlont styles, and Memberships great
chorus Thanks be 10 uod," Tho pcr-
lornAnco Of each Of those " now wen !
PERFECTED, but II N possible that their |
lrsl rendition WIN DO held over for tho
june conference Of tho Mutual lm-
iroy'mont associations
Ysnyo win play for ono solid week
III Kan Francisco, during which he win
lle'ont his entire ropcrlolre,
Tho railroad accident to fndorcwsM
Nnlrh threatens TO render him n par.
olNtlC has brought up nm interesting
question This " tho question Of tho
"hhgeS the railroad company win !
IhVN To .pny IN case II Nv established
,IN Indorowskl wlll have TO abandon
NV pfnfe@lon II II said that by h.lng
lcApncltatod from playing ne win be
u'prlNed Of earning ~ least 81 900 900
y year. ANA not unnlturally the rail-.
rug pnoplc arc quito ngiiNiod an TIN
UUohplnlN OF his recovery Or nOu.ro,
IVORY! Tho nlght OF the accident tho
tnU, oT NiOOO hHd to be roiunoud To u
un,on audience, ana II IN stated thul
W,INohe ~ his seven or oght Now
HWnrN concerts Noted him close to slO,.
,.R. los Angeles In worry much IN tho
,nuu. eye ni prsont, II VIII BE- NJ IN.
,,W' 70 note that that city w this
w w lhdulglng In n grand May feWlvnl
y, Jno sort that Salt Lake used to oS-
Eou,nre " the old pNlmy days. limos
in1 j 'he main attraction, while n
iL.Un, 'norus rondoW Mondcasohn's
s,o'n 9t Praise, Eleven concerts IN all
,n u2 DO given The chorus numhora
wwun u specially enlarged Juvenile
"orO' IN addition,
M, ''lnnor of the lhcatcr orchestra do
,b,, lIel That entire luslico WAS done
di,lnn v, 'hr "News' report Of the ron-
tnu'h W Inc Tyrolenn Queen" Thoy
dFoin's, wv NeWg' writer known tho
hiuullh'hnooa undor which Inc mon
,Iv.HHllGd, the way their pnrta were Fur.
ma nom, and tho rohenisnls they
would VI" W." structure, sllght M II wna,