The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
STRIKES CHORD
OF HARMONY IN
AUDIENCE HEART
ARTIST SINGS INTO SOULS OF
WHEELING MUSIC LOVERS AT
COURT THEATER-
Mss Teyte and Mr. De GorSoza's Rem
aitions Thrill tors-UntverStty
Club Congratulated.
The evening shall b" TILED with music

The cvrrjr:; shall bc TILED with music
and the thoughts that infcst the dav
shall fold tho" fonts like Arabs ami
silently stral away. =" wrote Long
fellow. and so declared all wh" heard
the delightful a-ti~r at tn" Cour:
;heatcr last night. when the vast aud
aence OF Wheeling music lovers heard
the celebrated and renowned artists.
Miss Maggie Teyte and Mr.. Emilio y"
GoSorza N the twenty-S"renth and iiHa
musical OF the season U-ndcr the AIS
pices Of the University club
The entertainers have been praised
BY critics and music lovers from eui:
TO coas, as artists Of high degree. This
they demonstrated last evening. The
program WAS varied. ranging from
classical rcrdttions TO tho closing mum,
Der. The Star Spansled Tanner" beau-
titully. tnspiTngly and loyalty surg
with all voice b. Miss Teyte. who
thrilled her auditors with souSs thai
touched tho heart. for NOR. than an
hour. She possesses voice Of great
beauty. OF much strength and OF which
she had wonderful control through the
technique. which permitted I'll" great
fle1ibilit Of her voice 70 run tho EaWat
Of tone and emotion.
SONGS hav. power to cheer the dis
consulate. encourage the faltcrinS ana
soothe the troubled man or woman;
song has power to reach the heart ana
mind Of even those 70 whom technique
OF music Is a mystery and correct sing
ing AT imposSibility. These general
statements concerning the power ~
r.tusic and applicable to the artists Of
last evening. 1t IS said that Miss TeEte
sings because it gives he- JOY AMI
strength to those who listen. This or
was borne out by both To" singer ana
the audience last night She has voice
which enabled her to sing her way INTO
the admiration Of the lovers Of nm"
music and she won the delight and APP
plause of her hundreds of listeners.
Miss Tcytc gave q program OF Taria-
,tonS that has never been surpassed and
seldom cQuaIled in Wheeling. Sh" was
accompanied on tn. piano BY NJ. Walter
II Goldr. who ~ an artist supreme. and
assisted cr"atly n bringing out the
sweet singing by Inc artist.
Mr. dc t:crsoHa'S songs w'rc those
:hat have power 20 inspire III" average
man or woman 20 higher and n"e!cr
thoughts than those usual Of every
day life FL" possesses the rlrs quality
OF not only giving his audiences the re-
aliza,ion that life without music is one
in which something is lacking but also
the mower to appreciate good music and
duce tina. which carries the listener into
the realms oc an atmosphere THAI is
akin to those Things which arc higher
and nooler beyond the ordinary world.
He possesses a voice OF great range and
rover and his voice today is az Its best
The songs selected for last evenings
program brought out 70 the utmost tho
tuunesS and sweetness ot his wonderful
voice He found no difficulty in filling
the large thcatr" with his rich meloGi-
Gus tones Of rare and usoSual quality
He has a voi~e Of E-ca: range and he
uses it with dramatic force and original
Interpretation and was always capable
Of the clina1es he attempted. Mr.. &c
Gorxoza WAS accompanied by MISS Het-
en- NJ U'fnslow. a pianiste OF sweet
touch and r1asterful skill in execution.
The recital was one OF the most pleas
ing and rhost beautiful ever heard in
wheeling and the program was OF I'M
usual length OF a variety that was most
ENJOYABLE to ALL The concert was Civ
IN under tho management ot Wcifsoan
Musical bureau.
The program as given follows, except
ing the final patriotic rendition:
wher'er You Walk. .........H aendHl
C-hanson Bachiquc. .Grrtry
Drink to Me Only. ....... Old English
When Dull Care. ......- II. Lane " llSDn
bLr Dc GorEo2a
Vol che Sapcte. hozar1
Je Grains de lin parler. .-.---.. .Gretry
Le Sto4cttc Observation-Disclosures. Scarlatti
Miss Teytc
Eermosa Gftana. Alfonso
Tavtra o la Rorueria. .Erctlla
Cancion del Position. .Grandadns
Mr.. De GorCoza
Of
La Princess. endovrnie. Fo0dr1In
ChanSon Norves icane.
Miss Tcyte
Arioso-PromeSse de mon ATenr-
from La Roi dc Lahore. .Masscnet
In Silent Night. .......S. Rachmaninotc
The Bells of Rheims. .Leulare
Mr.. De GorEoS
To q Young Gentleman Carpenter
A Sea Poem. BID
Miss Tcyte