Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-09
SLATER HALL CONCERT SERIES.

l A fine series of four concerts by wor Id l famous artists has been arranged for the Academy Musical Course for this sea- son. The greatest enthusiasm and in i terest have been manifested by the mus i ical patrons and a capacity audience IS 1 expected.
 The following distinguished artists are to appear on assigned dates: On Wednesday evening. Nov 90, The London String Quartette. the 'eading string quartette of Europe. From their very first appearance in America. their success has been sensational. A quo- tation from the New York Tribune gives an idea of their artistry: Their playing took on an almost unearthly beauty akin to music heard in dreams" Small won der that the audience remained to cheer and applaud until lights were dimmed."
 The London String Quartet play eN- quisitely In every well ordered string quartet certain qualities are looked for. as perfect ensemble. rhythmic power. ex- precision and richness of tone. Theap exeellencies they possess in a marked ile- gree.
 1 On Friday evening. Jan. 6. Erika Mo rinl the greatest woman violinist in the world wi, appear. Most remarkable of all the new violinists who have appear ed in America in the last few years Is Erika Morini, the young gil violinist- Although still less than eighteen years old Miss Morini has been appearing be- fore audiences for more than decade, having made her first appearance at the age of five.
 Miss Morini's playing in New York last season began with a totally unher- aided concert with orchestra. and s" great was the enthusiasm that she evolS- ed that four New York recitals in four weeks were demanded of her.
 This season Erika AIorini Is appear ing in recital In all the leading cities of America and is unable to comply with the requests for concert dates.
 On Wednesday evening. Jan. IS, Flor ence Macbeth, the leading coloratura soprano of the Chicago Opera Company will appear.
 Not only is Miss Macbeth recognized as a leading prirna donna of America FCi her European triumphs have placed hei in the very front rank Of operssic end concert singers of the world. great ovation was accorded her on her very first appearance in Queens Hall. Erg
 land, when the critics declared that z brilliant star had arisen in the yausica world Her European conquests havu
 been more than duplicated in Americs
 and ali are charmed by the dazzling
 beauty Of her singing. Florence Macbeth has been aptly
 called "The Minnesota Nightingale"
 On "Wednesday evening. Feb. 18th Fred Patton, the celebrated baritone. ani
 May Mukie. the English 'cellist will ap year in joint recital. Fred Patton is al
 artist of glorious voice. rIpened matur ity. fine interpretation. and hawles
 enunciation. He is equally q favorit'
 in concert and festival appearances. hay ing appeared twice at the Worcester Fes : tival and, also at the Asheville. Denver
 Halifax, Reene. New York. Newark anl Springfield festivals. His orchestral en agreements have included appearance with the New York Symphony Orchestra the New York Oratorio Society. anS
 with the Chicago, St. Louis. Philadelphi : and Minneapolis orchestras. Few sing
 CTS are In such constant demand.
 May Mukle. the English 'cellist. is r 'cellist of high rank. playing witt
 marked beauty If tone, excellent tech