The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-17
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ANDERSON COLLEGE
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The annual faculty recital by the
conservatory Of munic of Andersen
college on Tuesday evening was en-
5oyed by o genaudience from the
town and country.
MIR. GOode the director, made his
first public appearance in Anderson,
and fulfilled the highest expectations
OF those who had heard Of his play
ing. Anderson college and Anderson
people are surely, fortunate in having
here musician OF his ability and
rank as pianist. Seldom has an
| Anderson audience heard such mas
terly. artistic work as Mr. Goode did
last Tuesday evening. He has splen-
did Technique, playing with the case
| and brilliunce that shows the genuine
| artist. His five numbers showed him
equal to the Interpretation CT any
| style composition. The delicacy Of
the Boisdeffre "By the Brock" wae
| charming and was wonderful in con-
trast with the strength and power of
the last number. the Concert Etude
con the Seashore) by Smetana.
Miss Stranathap, teacher Of voice
since the opening &C the college is
| we'll known here. having su.t3 many
| times in the c.ty and county She
sang five attractive numbers that
were much; enjoyed. As always. her
| singing was marked by the intelli-
gence Of her Interpretations. the pret..
ty, pure tones. and delicacy OF shad-
ing. The Haendel Recitative and Air
from the Opera Xerxes' was particu-
larly enjoyed, the voice blending
beautifully with the tones of the vio-
lin obligato PLAYED hv Miss Smith.
Two OF her most beautiful songs were
the Tlrindelli Absent" snd "Shere
Yan." by BEECH. She Is q thorough
musician, her style being dramatic,
| but her voice is much, liked In lyric
4 style. Her epianissimo effects are es-
pecially pleasing. ~
Miss Smith, the violiniste has decld-
ed ability as q 5yioligfste and she PLAYS
the piano equally WELL, though she did
not give plano number on this pro-
gram. She Is musical through and
| through. She Is very gracious and
charming before her audience and
Mays In fine style with finished, we'll
balanced interprs tation. Az sho plays
the andienE5 Is impressed with the
absalute ease with which she does 1t.
She is artistic to her finger tips. Her
| first number, the Eanzonetta, by
Frimi Bolero by Moazknwskl were
Derhans most onjcyed by the aud
iience. ". s ~ (; }
Mrs fioode had q very heavy part
during the evening. playing q difficult
solo besides oil the aacorip aninlents
for both voice and Yi0iiii. She UToy-
eG herself net only q soloist OF un-
usual merit. but q skillful ancopapan-
fst as well. being always in full sym
| pathy with the soloist---a very rare
gift Her Interpretation of her solo
nrmber. "La Tileusan by RaR, was
exquisite, being, played with .delicncy.
sureness and finish throughout, Her
stage presence rs particularly charm
ing. -. !. s. a X; & u J
The people who have the future in
terest OF Anderson college OF heart
feel very happy over the whn'a con-
cert, and congratulate the entire cn,-T' :
4 munity on hayln~ s.ssci;ti -t,o.A ftrjshrH
musical work without going out Of
town to procure It. ;.l RI; gg,,,.' :,
Following is the program as d pre-.
scented: .4., 81 & Is q 4
Salvador Rosa. cantique D,Amour-
Mr.. Goode. &. .s.,I ;Sp.
Canzonetta. Friml- -Mtss Smith.
r,,citatiye and Air From the Opera
Xexes, Haendel--Miss Stranathnn. Z,
Cracoyienne. Paderewski: BY the
4 Brook; Boisdeffr MIR. Goode. "a s.
Bolerc, Moszl1owski7 Miss Smith. 3
shena Van. Beach; Absent. Trim
! delii; An Omen Secret, 4 WoodmaN-
i Misc Stranathan. s;; .5ifg 1t - s.5+
| Ia Fiieuse. Rafs-rMrs. Geode..
M Here. Huzay-M Miss Smith. As
Love the Pediar, German-Miss
! IStranathan. s. s,;;.y q .lsf
Concert Etude ION the SeashoTe),
Smetanahfr. Goode.