Arizona republican., 1921-02-09
SUNDAY MUSICALE AT 7 SAN MARCOS PROVES
 DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

, one of the most delightful features of N.asic iife in the valley this winter are o interesting Sunday evening mu- .~Ses at the San Marcos hotel at .nandler, the second of which occurred 'sst Sunday.
 indebted to Mrs. Helen Howarth, snuer whose management they are giv- n' TOT this very happy Inspiration. and usual, after some one has brought
 tning like this about. we wonder "ny no one thought of it before.
 mere can be no more attractive settinx for any event than the vine- empowered San Marcos, but it seems \ peculiarly appropriate spot in which 70 enjoy a restful evening of music to precede the busy week which modern hIe brings to most people.
 me artists appearing Sunday night were Lotta Fahlen, soprano; A. J. Kis- seiourgh, baritone: Mrs. Louis Lipp- nardt, pianist; Helen Sanborn Kissel- burKh. accompanist
 Miss Fahlen has been a resident of the valley for some time and is well known pusically. She was the soloist last season in the Presbyterian church. and is serving in~the same capacity this year with the Epistopaiians. Her voice Is sweet and well trained and she shows artistic taste in her selec- ~ AS HUI (d DIE NOlSes AHu De IL said to her credit, she does not force It and try to make it so. but rather, With Judgment, sings within range and control and thus leaves her audience satisfied. Her solo group was enthu- siastically received. and in the duets with Mir. Kisselburgh she was simply splendid. even surprising us in the forte passages with the power of her tone.
 Mir. Kisselburgh is a recent addition to the music colony of the valley. But his place is Assured His voice is bril- liant. resonant, of wide range and full or color. and with 1t all he is good to look upon. The wide diversity in the selections he gave proved his ability, He was tender, subtle. persuasive, dra- mauc, each in turn to meet the mood demanded by the selected number. In Gypsy John and tine familiar "On the Road to Mandalay" he was irresist- able and was forced to respond to an encore. giving charmingly conrastive number, Back to Babyland.'
 Perhaps after all. concerted music Is what most people like. There is something fascinating in the blending of tones-the making of harmony, and the duets by MT. Kisselburgh and Miss Fahlen filled a distinct place on the program. These numbers showed com pletc and adequate preparation. There was true sympathy in their work, and the results were highly gratifying.
 The accompanying of Mrs. Kissel- burgh was real treat. She thorough Iy enjoyed it and so did everybody else. Hers was no lifeless personality We felt that the singers felt that they had a live bcing-a real support at the piano, and then we could all forget all about it and simply enjoy the songs This is what good accompanying means in Mrs. Louis Lipphardt we find 9 '-distinct personality. Her interpreta ton is absolutely unique. She has for saken old forms and gives to each number a rendition which is absolute- ly her own. There is nothing trite nor commonplace in anything she does and her viewpoint of the more familiar se- lections is fresh and full of surprises, while in the modern numbers she ful- fills every expectation. Her phrasine is perfect and her technique ample If, all sustained work her tone is full round and limped, and there is no cioudiness in her brilliant passages. The program follows:
 Loves Dream ............. .Liszi Hungarian Rhapsody No s. .... .Liszt
 Mrs. Louis Lipphardt The Spirit Flower. .. !. .Frieda Peyckt Till l Awake. .Frieda Peyckt (From Indian Love Lyrics' by Amy
 Woodman Finden
 A. J. Kisselburgh
 I've Been Roaming Charles E. Horr Irish Folk Song Arthur Foott A Birthday. R. Huntington Woodmar
 Lotta Fahlen
 Nocturne F Sharp Major ..-.. Chopin Dancing Doll .........Po Poldin March Mignon ,......-......--P Poldin
 Mrs. Louis- Lipphardt
 Palanquin Bearers ..... Liza Lehman Passage Birds Farewell ,. Hildacl
 Miss Fahlen and Mir. Kisselburgh Music Box ............... ...s. Liadov The Clown .......... .Rachmaninof
 Mrs. Louis Lipphardt
 Cypsy John ~ Frederick Cla, -On the Road to Mandalay. Oley Speak
 A. J. Kisselburgh
 Management Helen Boyle Haworth