The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02
NME. SEMBRICH'S RECITAL
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MCCH lPPL.aJ DED.
The pepular singer Gives Another FahI-
maiea - Her FaUashed NrI reaaer.
ness 20 ster Poetic INTERPRETATION 90
hSagA ~ Great s.eVuaR Masters.


hitiea - Her FtulsheS ART Teaaer.
ness 20 ster Poetic Inserprrtasioa 90
ASags ~ Great s.ermaN Masters.
Nine. MaTcella Semhrich. after sing
ma bor way across the continent and
eli az ana down the Pacific Coast has
Conne hack TO prusy Old New York again
AMI yesterday afternoon gave her second
scnG recital of the season 81 Carnegie
Hall. Her audience was one ~ the
largest che has aver had and the acen~n
attending tho recital the waving II hand
ksrchisfs. the prucesslon of flower laden
ushsTs down the aIslss AZ the end os the
sescDd Part and the crowdinR Of en-.
'husIasts toward the stage when the
hnal encor~a hogan we're similar to tho.
which have ten witnessed a. prsV,oua
entertainments by this popular artist.
Nine. Senhrichis programme yester-
dsy afternoon WAs arranged in her c,,.-
tonary manner with = group % songs
Nv early composers to constitute the
rrSf Part. lisder by great German master,
Tor tbs second and miscellaneous
GrUUp comprising French. German, Eng.
hsh and Polish songs To bring the recital
." an eod Descriptions of Mime. Ssm-
briChs entertainments have to be oast
IN the same mould. u - ImpoSaible
IN AVOID making the same comment
after each ono.
The thorough musical and vocal train
ING united to profound mIsical instinCts
which guide her delivery OF the old music.
the deep and touching f~elink which she
pours into her Interpretations % German
li"dsr and the variety Of style and mood
which she ArinGs To her miscellaneous
group are IN evidence at every recital.
doubtless most of hor h-arers realize
tka melting tenderness % her EXPRESSION
m such songs a. Gretchen am Spinn-
Iss1e, but u N not 80 certain that there ia
complete appreciation OF her ainKink
o: such sones a. the two -Lisder der
sraai' which were ON yesterdays pro-
Gramme. II would require a more init
mate acquaintance with German than the
ordinary American listener Possesses to
provide full comprehension Of tbs revela-
hon OF womanly emotion given 10y the
Ginger IN these compositions.
u - easier to grAsp the spirit OF such
numbers a. -Widmunk- or Of -FruhlinGs-
nAcht.' which she sang a. one Of her
-noore numbers. and without doubt the
purely superficial vocal exceIlanc~s Of
her delivery Of such song. a. Dalcroze's
L'OtssAu Blsu Which to be sure. has
moro than mere vocal excellence 10 com
mend IL are more swiftly discerned nv a
general audience
But Nine. sembrichs old guard will
always cherish m heir shrine OF memories
h~r Interpretations Of the Bride sonR..
II -Mein lIebe ist Grun.- OF that won
uerful poem Of the now unpo~tic Strauss.
-TrAum durch die DammerunE- These
are communications which IN the course
81 time become zaC-ed TO old friends
Perhaps the old friends do not hruise
their hands ~ much a. some Of tn. new
corners. hut they do a lot u thinking
Meanwhile Il IL well that such Rtfts
and art - Nine Sembrich's should con
tinus To ornament tho concert platform
IL n no news TO readers of this paper that
the opinion In here cherished that IL ~ /
much more important that Nine sem
hrich should Sing Schubert aud Schumann
than that she should assume the vacuona
snlIle Of dido or gasp with the tul srcuIous
woes OF IicteHo