The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Program to Be of
High Merit

Some 81 ihc finest creations ~ thr
great composers are seldom heard
and remain unfamiliar fo the public
because ~ the comparative rarity ~
organizations devoted 10 ihe inter
probation ~ chamber music.
The 81 rEur String quartet. which
VIII be- heard ln concert next Tues
day evening. Apui ?. ai the Wpmen'a
University club auditorium. on Flzih
and Spring has made many works
n this genre familiar 90 local audi
snoes. This well known organic
ton has won o. high place Boa the
esteem of musical connol Tor
the fine quality n iis playing o.
ensemble work b. ~ astonishing per
lection. sud Tuesday nights concert
which ~ ihe last thiH season. prom
lses 20 BE- rich Boz interest
The program begins promptly az
$50 The doom viii be closed ni that
time and no one will be- admitted
until after the entire firt number u
played Tickets are on sais "a sher.
man. Clay a CO. Third and Pine.
The complete program follows;
Quartst-A Minor ..,.. ....F ritz Ersisisf
Born 1915. Nlrnnz
The score n thIf aHsftst beers
me Inscription Dedicated tD wy
beloved sifs" A uGfs in four
movements written in tEr modern
idiam. pgifph9nif and rBthmlealiy
compiler The four parts move iHs
dspsndsnuY and sifh great mFl9dlr
| hsnufB. The performance - fHla
hlEhlF interesting aud n1Fsl com
position requires Firfuuity ~ thr first
order both technically aHd musifsliT
ouhrtst=f Malor Opus % r-.ss...a
norm 1871. Muhihslssni Died 1894
/ ffHEus
This stfinE quartet has been called
ths American quaTtft and che little
/ Sister ~ tns rsE world symphony.
~ so rouip1srd aanHE ths rsIas
UpafrH HoIgufn iH the United States
| at Hgilslis i0ua iu June itta
The mriadlf content shows fHH iH-
fusnre ~ negro FpiTttaalH ard native
American iNdisn mHrIr FF9raE VS.
strongly impressed bF Tic music n
ths south ani made special study
~ 80 peculiar rharAri~ftHflrH HfuTHt
fsturHsd 20 Bohemia 90 1895. hiH last
roppositian being q faFtsis. The
] American Vas" written f1f TIE
I chicago exposition.
john q Hpafrur hah ths benefit
~ Drurak't rsfsoust fuitnn.
aortufn- ftnird mpfsIurntI from
second quartet iu y. ..-s.,ss
....s..s...rr.. Alexander Borodln
HafH. 1854 "a rSirpErad. died ltt5,
a. FsIfnHfud
rHf8dlH has a special regard for
fhHmbfr muaf and in his early
youth ntts) made his fret o6mplsts
/ creative essay. concerto Tor
fiptr ard piaho. snd = little later
vFsts a TITO for two yiaiins and
'rslla. The tsrond sirtnF quartet In
y. ~ -hich ths lovely noriufHs has
been accorded ths honor ~ frequent
Isolated performance, dates from bis
iss' creative period.
'iEsratauds ~ Tsmhpurih'' ...tt..t.
.s4.t.ss.........t Jean Marie Lsrlair
u8Fu 1855. a. Paris. died 1894. ~ Paris
f.stiair rAs an sulinrnt yioiinisi.
originally a ballet dancer. and bs-
came ballet master 81 Turin. a. the
sane time cultivated violin plaJinE
with RHrh energy and sarcSss that
hinlts TOOK natios % him and arrrpi-
81 him a. q prpii In 1873 DO went
70 Paris. succeeded ~ obtaining q
pasi - Tipisnb-fioiirisi 81 the Grand
Opsfa. 81 1871 b. teeafns a member
- the royal hand for = short time.
sfier mat hn lived a. a uFifHta
teacher ard conpetsf uB'li, from
fsp'trsr uuhnoun. he vas hsaHusinat-
- izis az night dose % the door Of
his nrn home, A. a composer 10
riair inset - accorded the first place
among Preach writer's for the viola.
EafahAnds e, Tauibourih~ often
uisp-si With great sarcrss bY Joachim
and others, are coed fpsrisn,ns o.
bic lively style.