The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-14
CELEBRATED 'CflIsT FOR CITY
Frederick Preston Search Here We'd
nesday. Evening, October, 18th.

Frederick Preston Search Here Wed.
nesday. Evening, October 18th.
The Apollo club Is fortunate in Sc
curing this celebrated 'Cellist for
Twin Falls and q big house is antici-
pated, it being the first time the Twin
Falls people have had an opportunity
to hear master of this beautiful and
instrument.
Frederick Preston Search, cello
soloist Of International reputation, re-
Gently member ofsthe famous GewRnd-
haus Orchestra, Of Leipzig, Germany |
(founded by Mendelssohn and univer-
sally recognized as the most renowned
orchestra in the world), under Arthur
Nikisch, the greatest living conductor,
is in American this season for Artist
Recitals In more than one hundred
cities, requiring, in itinerary. four
trips across the continent, with spec
ial availability in the western states.
Although so much of his life has
been spent in Europe, this distinguish
ed artist Is devotedly American. Train
ed under world masters as has been
probably no other 'cellist of the past
or present, including, in particular,
five years under Julius Klengel at the
Royal Conservatory. at Leipzig, Fred
erick Preston Search astOnished the
music centers of other lands by his
marked originality and marvellous
command of all the resources of his
king Of instruments, won fame for
himself and country IN European
cities, and, returning last year, estab
lished himself, although only %, at
once, In the hearts of all who heard
him, as the Greatest of American Gel
lists, surpassed by few if any in the
world"
The west, in particular, surpassed
its own traditions in greetings to this
rising young genius and worthy son.
| hos Angeles, by special train ar
raAgements, rushed him from near
Seattle for great auditorium appear
ance, where 1000 hearers went wild
with enthusiasm over his wonderful
playing. The city of his birth, Pueblo,
Colorado, through an organized COM
mitte OF eighteen most eminent citi-
zens, gave him tremendous ovation
The San Francisco Sierra News
speaks Of him as "a musician of Won
derful power" At Riverside, Califor-
MIA, where he played two recitals. the
Daily pEssg said. be "astolished his
audien9S Salt Lake crfQes pro-
1nounce6 finn the 'Cellist Wonder
Thet Knoxville (Teun.) Sentinel said,
There Is only one sentiment~an art
| ist Is surely among us; the Aberdeen
Is. d. Daily News, "The sweet notes
Of his cello thrilled everyone;" while
the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune re-
ported: "The talented young 'cellist
4 played a wonderful program of glor-
i ious music, holding his audience en-
\ thralled by his matchless tone and
magnificent technique"
! Frederick Preston Search did not ex-
pect to be in this country this year:
but the calls and recalls have been SO
insistentS. that he has consented to
play one hundred reoitals before he
rushes back to Europe for concert en-
Egagements there awaiting him. The
managers and committee, in present
ing this most remarkable opportunity
4 for the community to hear one of the
great artists Of the world. must rely
on the earnest support of all lovers
of noble music and civic enterprise.
A favorite program:
L. Violoncello Concerto In 3 Minor
........-... Antoaau Dvoral
Allegro.
Adagio ma non troppo.
Allegro moderate.
!. 2. Piano Solo, Liebestraume. ~. 3.
Franz Lisz
,l3. Sonata in E flat Major for Cello
VI alone 49,. John Sebastian Baci
t. Prelude (Allegro non troppo.)-
Serabande r4argo)
IA A!lemands lAl'eero moderately
II IntermissiOn:
IA. Ce1;c Solo:
5 a.-No.turne /. Frederic. Francoi
Il a. NcctuTne .....-....
4 ~. .Trederic Francois Ctooil
X b. Moody from rN'dam But
tx terflv (. -. Ciaeo'no Putcin
: c. Brtte~flv-Waltz ............
I'll so. Frederick Preston Scare
is. Piand 'snsb
V 80 a. ,Arah4sQffk Claude Debuss
0 h. Etnde on b. No. 9........
i. kredeT Francois Chopi
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