The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

churcn choir. has ace11fed the al
rcctorship a the cenfr1f iA>snuc
Meshodisf cnurch choir. and siii take
up her new dnt1e< scxt week.
oousruy cssS ';sxiow-rs
The Country elst has tho night Of
the Octobfr - t&ken, for their
Halloween frct4cll 1Jn<itsfitns are be-
ing sent 10 the m1Mbers Ard their
out -uf-town rneefa, This IL ekpectcu
to be one u the mort int<resting Of
the Hailowtsh teesan anaifk A
goo
SOCIAL Gun HAS FA8ff.
The Social club met FRIDAY snrtsf-
afternoon "a c11ia sewing o. ctner
forms OF af~nueenscnf that they might
desire. There stsfc 80 guests. An
afternoon luncfr wes SERVED at the
close of the Afternoon ~ CUB
rooms were unu<aaiH say wnh deco
rations 81 the HAiioreen senson.
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coDowsKx CONTEXT
r-..o,an'Sy dssss sS 4 .'s's" p,Anls,,s
god al whoss shrine tae c~ognoscenti
Of the musieel world Of i've cont
ncnts pay homags. and the cnthu'
siastic reception tendered him at his
concert in the high sVhooi auditorium
Monday night proved that Aihnquer
too. appreciates his snpfeme
mastery o. 4 d~lffiepit art. In a varied
and beautifully arrapged program,
representing many schocis Of COM
position. he held his hearers spell
bound for nearly two hours.
To mention the amazing technique
OF thia areaf musician Is little ehort
ut impcrsinent foe his = the mas
terry q art that ~eeneeala art ~
to-ses off bravura passages tempeh.
tuona behaves and chords or fluent
runs IN double notes with eleea"ce
and ease. with spurity and trnnnpar-
ency OF tonai quality. Yet he does
moi parade his technique, holding
himself s~ubserficnt TO the demandt
81 the composer and the highest ar
tisfic Interpretation.
The opening group. rcprenenuns
the classical school. consisted u tins
thirty-two variations IN. 6 minor
Beethoven and a group OF old Italian
and French airs arranged by Go.
dowsky. The Itsefhovon was played
with the dignity the works OF this
great master demand, the Intricate
variations weaving around h theme
Ia quiet, graceful arabcsqucs or surg
ing pillows OF sound rs h music
requifed. Tho subtle capabilities OF
the composer pianist were revealed
In the second group, beautiful tone
poems In which his creative power
tatioh blended with, but never over
thadowed. NJ beauty and simplicity
~ the conception Of he original
composers.
Godowsky Possesses thai rares,
quality OF discerning the inner hidden
melodies that escape the vigilance OF
other performers. making them stand
out IN bold relief or come TO the ear
in "A quiet, inEratiating way. a. he
Wills. This faculty was pre- eminent
In h second part OF the program
devoted 70 works Of the great poet
Of he plano, Chopin The cellotiks
ien hand IN the scherso o. the !
minor Sonata. the aeoliap harp cf
feels produced Ia the Marine Tune.
bro. fhe whispered t~adences IN tbs
whirfinR Finale. displayed a diver
atty Of color and a depth OF tonal
shading that made the listener realize
uhat the little ''mnster OF masters 4
not given the great pianist out OF
flattery. The Berceuee. Poethurnoui
waltz IN u fiat. Nocturne In Y SHARP
major and scherzo IN G sharp minor
completed the group. all played with
perfection OF detail. flawicEs exRrti
tude and amazing nueney ana color.
Group three comprlsed 1--WE Polish
songs. Chopin LAnzt MacDowelrs
MMNtn AHHs a 1tlAINtlHA AINu htt1bhl
heard serenade by R0benstein. Con
cert study In A major hy Poidini
itrce short compositions by Godow
sky and the Cnomentanz and Taran
tolla OF the colossal IAszt.
The three little pianlstie gems by
Godov-rky are all IN triple rythm.
tho first I'm Old Vsenaa.~ being
EtrnnHs. the waltz King. although tho
Sodpwslty waltz has q o aliurinr.
haunting melody. The versatility ol
thu composer was shown in tho fol
lowing numbers. related. yet vastly
different In cOnicnt. Vatican Pay
sage" ana "Terpsiohorean Vinda
bona" We would like 20 hear more
81 'Triankontamoron," thu suite
frrm which these numbers were
taken. and which aroused much n
vorable comment when played last
Senso in eastern musical .%eenters.
The magnificent Tafanteilh was q
lifting close to a brilliant program
and was played with ease and Rbnn
Dol and n F~cintiilating rapiditv that
caused one small auditor OF eight {,
refnark. His fingers went 50 fast
one couldn't tell whether nc had ter
or twcnty.' ~ II SAFE 10 say tina
Albuquerque will not again hear sucf
piano playing uniesa u again has the
privilege o. hearing tho incompara'
ooc
CIONh @DlTEfy nEWS.
M. aud Mrs J v L1ndicy left last
week 70 attend the fair at Dallas
Texas.
~. H. Barnett Of Little Rock. Ark.
arrived Ia Clovis last week e take
charge Of the clothing department OF
W. y. Lulkaft A. Company.
Mt. and Mrs. =. ~ Moore have
moved q ~ Pnso.
James white Of AltuH. Oklahoma.
hns come 70 Clovis 20 accept employ
mcnt In a local clothing store.
Mrs. Jewel Kimbcrlain Of Wichita
Pals, Texas. h. visiting u h home Of
her mother. Mrs. John McMlmm.
James Hamilton and daughter. Miss
Jessie, Of Cornicnna. Texas. arrived
in Clovis Ian week 90 spend the win
ter with Mrs X. q. Childers. a dauBh-
sef Of Mr. Hamilton.
Mr. j. n. Messer OF ~ Paso IL IN
Ciotis on her way 20 Las Vegas 10
1oin Rev. Messer who was sent 20 the
las Vegas church az pastor for the
coming year.
The Progress club met AZ b home
Of Mrs. Joe Wiikerson last TueHday.
TNenty members were present. A
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