The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
BRILLIANT RECITAL
AT MT. De CHANTAL
Miss Marie valentous. at the Piano,
Gives Program, tho Climax OF
Seasons Musical Events.

The piano recital given by Miss Marie
Nal"ntour ~ Mount Il" Chantal E"Str:
Gay formed brilliant Gilman 10 t''
musical events OF the current Scil"iaSi' i;
year at that ia$tItuila"u. tn" r"'l'"i
marked the completion -; ii"' r""r>' III /
piano by Miss Nal"utuur. I'm achI"V''-
n.nt coveted by all whr hay" I'iSt ap.
probation OF IN" amount "i talent s'4u
application which that implies.
liSZt'S Sonata IL i Minor. the
opening number of n" pr"-rt'si. WITS ii''r
half finished heior" ihr aud!rnc': WAS III
a.; attitude OF wondering "Np"ciatl"n'
!or III. players version u This difficult
composition revealed h'r rar" IHI"rpi'-
tive ability and tina; Individuality Of
temperament which DISTINGUISHES inc
real musician. The phraSinS was d'S-
tinct and pronounced. bringing "u; adj
mirably ,he emotion quality wh:ch IN"
great master wcavrS ini" mis- c.uqH@i-
.ausuass Of thu KY tbuard
+ Three Mcdowell Selections.
Three selections f:"m 'M"u"w"I. I'm
p.ep Woods" Al An u:L Tryst.ns
H,scc. AMI "nf kr"'"r !;ahn!i. ""r',
played with !n"NlrrSst:'." charm and
,i.l!caCy 'aui WIKI u t:EiG""$S ~ pur-
.rayal which leit Il" doubt aS 80 III"
underlying ;h"ul.'. HHd accomplishing.
;'::"nTa the m"d!,:n a. sound "nit ;;i%
i..int.r ,ju.s by hS brush ami tn. poet
* his ycu-i-Il!nS :. hwiichlnS story
-. !. plotting u b'lEtlIUi sem. Another
characteristic pIrcc. Tin. Spider i'an""
- has. j. Wallace. wax rendered w!th
~ .ur lightnrSS OF touch ana fi''.t:.Ss
IL lingering which, III" conpp>i'!"n de-
rlnn,i>. and judging tr"u 'hr enthusiasts
re appl;tuS. l. called i"H'". SU!tuIS IN"
;,'putar ;aStc 10: muse -: the pnr;Ic-
,ilnr class.
vi all the numbers. Cnopins f:iudn.
Di.. IL. No. l.. cha Revolutionary
) F.tu.i..) was perhaps tn" most s'r:hInGly
! Picturesque. Th. "uthur$t CT v'.b",hrus
! feeling. IN. vehement protest "i thu pas
SiUnat4 heart. lind. IN ms WONDERFUL
work Of the great Polish composer. a"
outlet which no mod" OF "Xrr"sSlUu. on
| r,.l,t fi.at o! music. cuu5 afford.
Tn, old. w., "y"r n"w l:iG" Danube
Wstltz"S. wi;h tn" hri'!>au; ''nIsiti'u-
::i"ntS BY Sruui. and t:Eclrr. mad". By
their crnti.. u,ri"diouS ripple and Flow.
q 'i.cd".t contrast I" ut" CnnIin mum
by. a:.u served {" Sh"" IN" Players
a, versatility and h"r keen appreciation al
IL. h"autE :" which thu artistic soul Is
Perry's Last Island
HgXt"r i'"TrES Lust !~lHHd' "'-'l-
i,r;.d the program ami II This S"l"r,!'.I
, 3, might l." said that - "iuh"di'd r'.r.
,"st :" prov" tn: y""n% ""tt>i'% ah'ii'
IL: ,h.. litcratur" % descriptive music.
;h!S composition SI2"':< l."uHIu"n'. -
S we'll known. it r"pr"iuces Larcadln
Ii."rH'S marvellous story -! the d"S;"'lc-
. Ia; ion III 1886. In tn" lyric movement
Mitr which ;he pi"c" begins. IN" l''E-
former displayed a SEIn0Ihn"S OF touch.
;,tuducing with fin" Effect that "v"iI'"SS
~ ton" corresponding 10 the hush "E
nature before ;h- storm. which Mr..
learn describes IN his l!mpid Yet Wild
style. Passing from this movement 10
th"s- which depict III" approaching
storm and tn" final work nt wholesale
destruction. the sam" command OF tho
subject WAS evident in The Skil!lul man
n"r in which the pianist produced that
; "t0r:cn; Of ton"" d"n"t!ng the climax OF