The sun., 1910-12-07
FESTIVAL OF FOLKS0NG
yuj ENERIt H> PROGRAMME
ONE ar BEttFf.
,rr t.nc> \ Recital of songs sf several
peoples ALarse Audience Hears Rsr
Nt'h INrr, Evidence 90 pteaanre
Nnt Minute Was Tiresa,nr,

>ot n Minute Was Tiresan~.
Marcrlla Sembrich has long
... .,i .ha' d,,Ir" to sing "A whola pro-
yr.. ND, Il folksOngs. Shs has, how
.,,. l.- IN almost equal length Of time
lee. 'ra.i that her public would not
% much pleasur" from n recitsl OF
., ..l A. from those which she GUS
..., ives. Finally she decided 20
.-. "Ap"rtment. and yesterday she
-. .- programme Of fnlksongS lt
as that 10 WAS not a pleasant dav
..r"Gi" Hall WAS packed and thsrs
u.. .ry "vIdonc" that IN" audience
o. r... tN" entertainment AZ much as
4. ...- opuld have wish.d
f. rs -- = remarkable programme that
~. >..uhrIch presented Tn. first
a. famed five songs. t~n German
,. nee >uah'an d'Ilc"tl. fwo Swedish
+. .. Nuru gan Then followed n
-. seven songs from Great Britain
g.. .'r" two English. two lrish. one
N.- -ni two Scotch Among ihes.,
, ARE grrn of Iroland'- minstrols.
Nr which MIN" Sembrich
20 that t.n,!"r and int ,uat" feel
IA" SHOWS =. we'll tow to CON-
.r h.A Arrr- Ihls number stirred
,rL., pC,.. and thc lovely Kitty
tn,- which followed hal To-
, ..l
Welsh snEE Hnh V dsri Dando-
;. -'' Iudi"nC,. bur the old
. II." H.Il~ II Scotland aroused
Thus group Clpscd with
t-s~ ~ An"rfcIdv Continued
rT,I for an extra number.
.-- CAV. II in tho American
I'. SIgnec RibbCr- Though
-r'aking fulksong, this
American lyric was quite
ou encore number in such Il
"a romPaTv
in" rrNt group was Songs
COM rIes aud the countries
. r'-e rarC" French Canada.
luilr and Spain We need
90 ourselves Ghput the claSsifi-
nr~. range lands hut be glad
I'D such ,:r.ichtIul songs
.NH," pnthOS Of l." Pauvrs La
n. France was in charming con-
CAV spirit Of la Bell ri Nous
H -pnE. -Gli lon Ia" opened up /
. ~ Of Canada. and then came
-lous tr"ole song -Musieu Nanjo-
... IAN r lo MO Amore- from /
.-.."'. ~uGgested many pages OF opera.
''I"iIar ~" amor mai va veds-
r r"prOdICed measures heard IN
l." Nozze dI Figaro Both
a ...IdIan and the Creole song had "a
..tt"i and the first italian song
'1I Nadr"- was greatly applauCied
..i ru - sung again
fourth group consisted OF two Rus
"n" Little Russian. two modern
'. IN" bohemian. 'wo Polish and two
van son ~ vi II these seemed
-Gt tn" aUdienC. There was "A
repetition Of the brilliant Hun
~nng iamiliari,ed by Prahms,
Nsloh III" programme concluded
Vim" Semhrlch sang a. an encor.
.."r Comm Thro' the Rve- Of
ST" that meant that she would have 60 4
again. and Tins time sh. treated her
r"rs To another good american song.
v 'l I'd kentucky Home
Yus Nine S-Tnbrch gave her admirers
= he most delightful racital- .h. has
ohered She sang all the songs
heir original texrs -thirt cen Ian
Tn" variety of styles and moods
." urogramme was beautifully ar
and was wider than thar which
H" obtained by any sequence OF
~ composers of the same nation
The sharp racial and national
..-a.'"- of the folksongs threw those
.." i'erent countries into strong
n'"r"@'Ing contrast The moods
-' lI The wsv from the hilarious
~'. ~ Musisu Panic 10 the poig-
' '""uuE Of The CooIin'.-
.-." w"r" simple songs and there
- to-nIdabGy difficult songs No
ra donna could wish for = more
.."-"'n" song than the Norwegian
' hvtrd. with Its hazardous leaps
.uIt any but a singer Of the first 1
., d" fustrc" 20 the Polish mazurka
B b" !a~' Hungarian lyric.
''.i"n'- of musical history and char.
-r must hay" found endless matter
'H"ir thought in this recital. for her.
-" d" germs ~ all the national colors
H'."iE and harmony which hav.
70 utilized hv ths art composers IN.
1r"r. T-' Their. was not on. mo.
49, tn" entire afternoon thar was ,
'.u-.~ally beautiful
AL th,- must b. added the fact tina,
N.'lubrIch was IN her best vocal
n and that her voice was rich,
" aud true all the time Her arr is !
a subject for discussion IL ;.
for granted. il also her ability
.'' he depths Of TENDERNESS and 10 :
re. "a swallow the sunIlr .urfac.- Of
Surely every one went HON"
ai'"r this lovely entertainment
... % character and matches in