Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
CLUB NOTES

work be deeply marked This lads greatest factor of musicianshp lies ! in composition and memory-is of | such tremendous gift as to be of pain to the class, for the length of his chosen numbers are as the Roger Con- certo or the 33 Variations of Beetho- ven. wherein the good masters forgot . that an end was necessary
 An. just now busties in il vouug man with d hurried appearance and lace aglow. Late" This makes the master feel so very. very angry that he gives his little mouth d twist and exercises bit of sarcasm in German T am so glad you came Did yoa have your coffee
 Our next to be heard is Il sweet. dark complected Russian girl, full of life and temperament a laring little | fearless creature and much at home with piano She is playing the GlazounoW Concerto. and will appear with orchestra next month, but for class, our calm little blonde youth. g German Hebrew of 26 summers. who is said to possess q technique of ten notes to second, will act as orches- tra at the second piano
 Fraulein Tiily. the third. but i'll fated performer has q very sad time with Beethoven Senate Her work ie hD, personal appearance seems to charac- tel'iZe greatest force in her decidedly blonde hair adorned with d thick mass of black oone hair-pins This eager girl. with trembling fingers. was in terrupted necessarily by our tutor voice, Bad, very bad: terrible, un- belieVahle: pedal! fortissimo, What kind of lingering is that? What is lacllinG with you? and then. ''Meine Gott,
 No" is the pause" (pronounced Iowsa). rest of twenty minutes or so, The students rush to the res taurant to partake of refreshments. while others possess a hidden packet of bread and sausage
 
 the window there? They are the Hungarian twins. and look identically alike-so much so, in fact. inva- riably speak to the wrong one. ur the same one twice The voices are the same; talents, mannerisms, and even to the haoit of wandering around the room and off into vacancy during
 
 piano numbers are together. and We are soon to hear the charming Mozart Concerto.
 Those two gentlemen in the corner who are very intent in each other, are Russians. The blond with the tooth brush mustache is splendid interpreter of Brahms and old mas ters, who had concert engagements in Germany through the Christmas holidays. His attractive companion with the heavy eyebrows and black hair has d wondrous technique and excells in Bach. He has just re- turned from a sixty tour through Russia.
 An. here is a little chap whom l had most forgotten, and why? Tor he is the only representative of France, and, shall I whisper, possibly the most finished and exquisite pianist of our flock His flowing technique glides in softest refined rip ples over the keys and with an ease that might tell you he was part or the instrument I shall never forget the Chopin Concerto as once he played fl. each note it's own music.
 Before leaving these artist friends, though. the acquaintance must be made. of our much sou9ht-after ana creatlv-admired Herr Godowsky, with his eyer pleasing way and inviting calmness-a great enjoyer of Jokes, when perhaps at 9 moment one woul" expect him rather serious or ahhoye'' -a colossal understanding of the student characteristics. and is won drouslv interested in the perseVerlnS artist.
 Rnt let us hurry on, to view glimpse into the daily environments where many hours in deepest con1lh- ino work are spent with the chisei, over the edSel, 'tl tii' PA'i|' the cello and all other types or the ar. world each in it's every bit of technical workmanship of lifetime in the oldest parts of the artlstidue citv as an emblem Of the yesterday ys- this is the customary home ot the student. oe uerc is a distinguished rookcry or o,d dating to the fifth century am othor from the fourth. and one IS said to have stood since the year 'Vu that seems now to call for help m ns 1 t.o,,od,ase The battered walls ,vith secrets of romance and crime too. perhaps the horrors ana pam III hdeeradation, and still rem7 ming 'o i ;,,nar, at best the fulfiilment "' vearned hopes and dreams to ,ne youne artist of this day. From the hiph narrow, darllened street ih.o ' black passage, groping for a niue ,yooden eyer winding stairway, or an opeping upon a beautiful court O, vines and foliage, a voice IS hearo