The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-11
GUNSTER GIVES
RI FINE RECITAL
NOTED NEW YORK TENOR SINGS
TO APPREcIATrvE AUDIENCE
I'M MARTINS PERUVIAN
ARTIST OF RAE GIFTS

ARTIST OF RAE GIFTS
4earers Like Personality As We'll as
voics-wsu Accompanied by Mrs'
Jesse Iipphardt
C4Y ELMER G.. HoELSLE)
Program.
Part I.
q d. MO dolce ardc:-GiucN'
Tcs Ycux-Raoey.
Ma Na!spn-Fourdrain
Part u
A Swan In the Boe:-Adyard GREG.
Secrecy-Hugo Wolf
The Asra--Eubiastctu
Part ID.
Songs My Mother Taught Me pNo'"A
\ Dissouance-Eorodlne.
yolgn Boatuen's Song FOLK Song)-
Arr. by Edward BromeerS.
Mon ays-Crrtrhan
Part ".
Pale Moon UndIau Love SonSl--tred-
eric Knight Logan.
Ra!n--PeGrl g.. tUrran.
Sylvia-Oley Speaks.
The Great Awakening-A Waiter
Kramer.
Part v.
I.eetle Rateese--Geoftrsy OHare
Kitty. My Love. VIII You Marry Me-
Old Ulster Air.
In a Little Town Near By-Florcnce
Turner Malcy.
S,andiu' in dc Need O'Prayrr Negro
SptrituaD--Arr. By II. c. Burle!gh,
Kurtzman Piano-Furnished by c. A.
House Co.
The above program. with many en-
cores. was given before very appreci-
at:ve Audience at the First Presbyterian
church in Martins Ferry last night. In
This recital Mr.. Gunster displayed
mos, lovely tenor voice superb dtction
and splendid musicianship. coupled with
n fine manly personality which won the
audience right at the start. Mr.. Gun
~ters singing grew more and more in
favor as the lengthy program pro
dressed His singing - OF the type that
carries many fine shading and tone col
ors that do not allow the program 10
grow monotonous in any way. Each song
was an individual number in itself. az
Zach demanded a different mood and in
terpretation Here his artistry showed
- its hest advantage secrecy by
Wolf and The Asra." ny Rubins:ein.
we're master songs done IN mastertul
manner. Tie Eolga Roat Song" vas
hccu repeated. and. in fact. there ar"
rot many songs on thep roEram but that
ihe audience would have been glad :"
hear a-aln. The Great Awakening.
bv Kramer. Is ono OF the most dramatic
az the me American songs that are be
.ug used 50 extensively on programs,
aud NJ. Gunstsr gave avery thrilling
Interpretation % this In his N"gr"
Sp:rjtuals ne sang as only singers q his
'lu" can sing. and this WITH tru" ami
d"nu.ce understanding Of the "Sriri-
ruals" ~ they should ~ sung. II "eI"
Iatc,s" ny O'fIara. wAS another song
that lie gave a most unusual 'nterpreta-
l has Rare Gifts.
Mr. Guuster IS an artist az rae G.E;'
HIS voice is rich mellow. wttu Ieso.
nance and excellent volume. breath
support that was used with SH!iI. and
ne ls an in;el.iGon: Interpreter "f
lyrics. There - a quality ~ Mr.. Gun
ste-s voice that IS teDdcr Vet maScn-
.r. lie sings ~ gcat.er manner o. 81"
ncrci> moods as the song requires. a3d
= arr site n every respect. Mrs. Jess
i..Uphardt. ore OF our own local &C
,o-ran.s,<, more than :u!H'isG every
requirement Her works was Or '"e
Very highcS; ord,r and n such songs
as RAN" Pale Moon and "'fes
YeuX.' lc- rlayluS was the nncSSe o,
art. Mr. Gurs,cr had a very caHah.e
assistant n Mrs Ltnphardt and was on
thusiaetir :" I,s compliments - her
ate the recital. \ Goodly rcr"H2taS"
~ Wheeling music lovers attended he
recital and were well repaid for tncir
intcccs: IN going I" Martins Ferry to
hear Mr.. Gurs;er. Music Divers who
we're fortunate enough TO hear ietteU
Thursday evening ard then NJ. Gun
Ster last night. and who Will hear the
chicago opera Company tomorrow
night. will have had most wondercu!
treat In music this past week. W."
nope % hear Mr.. GuNster next season
In Wheellng or ore OF the courses that
will be given, and as he IS such a capa-
BILE artist. ne no doubc will be brought
4 here some time during the season.