The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-02
FINE RECITAL
At THE COURT
NOTED ARTISTS PLEASE AUDI
ENCE UNDER AUSPICES OF
UNIVERSITY CLUB.
Numbers of Two Noted Pianists and
Noted SoIoist Provide Evening
of Rare Enjoyment

When the eminent artists, MeSsrS.
Harold Bauer and Ossip Gaorilo-
wilsch who gave Il maSterful piano
recital in the Court theatre last eve
ming. concluded variations on The
theme OF Beethoven (Saint Saensl
lhc large and apprcciatiye audience
burst into applause. lasting several
minutes. The artists appeared ana
were only appeaSed when they gave
an additional duet upon the same i'll
strument.
That tells the story Of the demon
stration ui appreciation for these
artists; who are second TO none 10
visit this city. Their playing, which
was in duet upon Two separate In
s,rumcnts. was Il program that viii
. long be remembered by the music
lovers or this city and vicinity. 1t
was brilliant concert and for more
than an hour McsSrs. Bauer and Ga
briluwitsrh filled the air with superb
music that banIshed the thoughts OF
the day and carried with them the
audience into the realms OF harmony
and beauty. 'rhe artists seemed 10
throw their very souls into their et-
forts and their lislnrrs sat transhxed
until the number was flushed and II
a. awakening from dream they eA-
pressed their appreciation by pro-
lungCd rncores.
Excellent Program.
The program was opened with a
sonata in - major tMozarD, lnclud-
ing Allegro. Andante and Presto.
This beautiful selection was followed
bv three numbers by Nine. Clara
n l,,;L rf,h wbn AS
brilliant Il vocalist as her esteemed
and distinguished deceased father.
MARK TWAIN was writer.
Nine. GabrilowitsCh is 4 beautiful
woman of the decided brunette type
and her personality was most fetch
ing and added greatly 10 her sweet
rendiIiunS. She opened her program
with singing the beautiful compost
tioh BY Brahms of EotSChalt, in Ger.
man. the first lines reading: Fan, yc
.blreZeS, fair and softly. followed with
De Schmird t(Thr Blacksmith 10
the rythm Of striking upon The anvil,
a touching love SCHg. concluding;
with bort in den Weiden On the VIII
low Shaded. The audience Simply
wanted 10 hear The madame sing more
and 10 this end they continued 10 ap,
plaudr. After several returns ana
-.
ing Through the Syr", which was mosi
pleasing. Nine. Gabrilowtsch. vino
is typical American woman. pos
seSses a wonderful sweet conlralto
voice that is ideal for love songs. She
sings with Il wide range and 1t is full
nf warmth and viGor. possessing Won,
derful SmoOthncss. strength ana
limbrr.
Wonderful Performance.
As stated, the variations on the
theme by Beethoven was the prln.
cipal rendition by Messrs. Bauer and
GabrtlowiIsch that appeared muSl
pleasing. was followed py Nine.
(iabrilowilsch singing the Gil's%
Song and Ihe Little Fishes Song in
English, closing with Nahr dcsGeli9b-
ten TO My Beloved. The delight
full and highly pleasing recital was
closed with Messrs. Bauer and Gabr'!-
owitsch playing a waltz in e major.
The coVlcrri WAS the nincteen;n
given under the auspices of the mi,
ycrsity club of this city, and proved
10 be one OF the best OF The series Tor
some time. The house was filled i'm
Whceling's elite and music lovers. WHO
were given an entertainment that WIS
second to none ever held in this city
and surpassed by few in this country.