The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-27
aR. wILEY's CONCERT.
Large Audience spays Tribute to Grea'
 Baritone.

Large Audience ssnys Tribute to Great Baritone.
 Under the direction and manage
 ment of Mir. William F. Christian a
 brilliant concert was given at the | Bijou Theatre saturday by MT. Clifford Wiley, baritone. of New York: Mir. and Mrs. Eilenberg, pianists. and
 Miss Fannie Marks. .vioiinist. The oc-
 asiSn was en1osed ey whose sympathetic attention and quick ! response to the beautiful points in each number must have been very grateful to tho artists who gave such
 Mir. Wiley whose reputation as an
 artist had preceded him here. fulfilled
 his hearers He added to his
 singing. Possessing ali the reaulrs-
 ments that go to make the personai, splendidly cultivated voice good qual- ity. volumumous purity. temperament
 and versitality. and above all he is so so is hardly possible to select any ona
 number of Mir. Wiley's as, best in an evenings work so uniformly excellent
 dence of some of the good singer re- quisites which he possesses in such abundance. phrasing. enunciation, de
 ed careful study and a, gift for char acterization and over all tone of sim cerity of feeling put the finishing touch which completes the make
 up of great artist in any line His rendition of the Korbay numbers was especially fine, and into the rem
 dition of the Morning Hymn rs,aT ne threw sacred and uplifting effect. It touched the soul.
 rendition drew his audience somehow
 into closer acquaintanceship. It was a rare privilege to a Montgomery audi ence to hear MT. Wiley
 Mir and Mrs. Eilenberg in their per- formance sustained their reputation.
 Mrs. Eilenberg on this occasion exceiied At the conclusion of Mfr. Eilenberg's noted composition for two pianos the audience by hearty encores in which the pride in their own artist burst Iortn' demanded his third reappearance to ac- | knowledge the warm appreciation or his work.
 Miss Fannie Marks. the lovely young violinist of whom Montgomery has so | just cause to be proud on account of | her work here as well as elsewhere. was at her best last evening. Her artistic rendition of her violin num- | bers make it always a pleasure to the audience that finds her name on the
 The program last evening was: 1. Concerto in A Minor lGrieg)-Mrs
 Bessie Leigh Eilenberg. (Second piano, l MT. Eilenberg).
 l 9 a von ewiger Liebe. top 43 No. D l (Brahms); b Traum durch die Daemer- | urg (Op 29 No. D (Richard Straussl; {; lc Dis moi que tu maimes iCh. l..
 Hess2IMr' pr,ss sons' Mi1sy' Die Meistersinger. (Wagner- wilhefmj) j)-Miss Marks.
 4. Prologue, TPagliacci Request Number. Ieoneavallo)-Mr. Wiley. i 5. a Abendlied (Schumann): b Ober- tass. Mazurka, (WieniawskD-Miss Marks, a.
 b1dante and Variations (Op 2A, for two pianosl-Etlenberg (Robertc Andante expressive, Tempo al Mazurka, | Allegro ma non troppo, Fugue. Ale gretto, Marcia Funebre, Allegro con Brio Moderate quasi allegretto. Adagio, | Allegro Scherzando, Allegro, finals- | Mir and Mrs. Eilenberg.
 a Morning hymn, (Op 46 No. 4), Hen
 h What is Love. Grant.
 | Written for and dedicated to MT. l Wiley by the composer),
 | '. c Grand Match. Bruno Huhn. Humor: , ing mane, by request, Koroay. l c Mohac's Field, by request, koroay' l % %poIonajse. Hans sitt, Miss Marks. | a King Charles, White, Mir. Wiley. | h Till | Wake, worden, Mir Wiley. l . Lorna, Newton. Mir Wiley.
 g. d Killing Cupid. J. Lewis Browne
 Mf Yer Msresii Birthday, J. Lewis Browne. Mir. | Wiley. -,-.> ru,t. l prowne MT Wiley.