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n.MDncnH nROHPSTRA IN
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H am Al I .UARNPR PRflRRAM
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Conductor and Four Soloists Get En
thusiastic Reception at Academy
...imfe te We Itelsterslniwr.
ftge.'enll from Melateralnger.
f-"l.frnt from Oil. HIidnKeM:
IS! pinnlfr Entrance, of the Qeds,
TTelin-lT Farewell hnJ the Klre Mu.lc.
Thn N' Yerk Symphony Society,
. .ftrWnltiT Damreseh, snvc the second
M, cti" "f concerts In Philadelphia
"J .heArnilemy of Music Inst cvchlng,
nrescntluB nn nil-Wagner program with
til timiunl feature of four boleists,
"li-Ii delighted the audience. In nil
ft icars Hint Mr. Unmresch has visited
iMlnd'clihla he hns never received a
Mer reception Ihnn lie g()t last eve
nine from n crowd which virtually filled
thr blinding-
The concert opened w.th the prelude
0 "Die Melsterslngcr," nfter which
Mr Dnniresch announced that he had
Mcelvcd requests from n large number
J,f friends here, "miyiy of them dating
that the I'Jize Seng be Included, and
as the program was net ever-long the
rMUest v euld be granted. The orches
tra then plnyrtl thii number and this was
followed b the "Siegfried Ttlyl." one
ef the few compositions of Wagner for
orchestra alone.
These numbers, which were wd
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played, completed the orchestral portion
of the presram, and Mr. Dnmresch paid
that the program note did net go for
enough In outlining the vocal and In
strumental part. They would give the
entlre first net of "Rhelngeld," and he
then, Iti his interesting and compre
hensive way, told brlelly the story of
the first act. The vocal parts were taken
by Henrietta Cerrnd as Wegllnde, lla
chel Morten Harris as Welgundc and
Frledn Kllnk as Flesshllde. Fred Pat Pat
ten, wlioje work Is familiar te Phlla
dclphlans, sang the parts of Albcrlch in
the "thine wenc, Tb,or in the scene nar
rating the creation e the rnlnben
bridge upon which the gods enter Val
halla and Wotan In thp famous "Fare
well," thj latter being followed by the
Fire music,
The singcrr did well with the enor
mously difficult parts which the com
poser has written In these scenes, al
though it cannot be denied that when n
large orchestra and one accustomed te
symphonic work is en the stage instead
of In the pit there Is serious danger of
overbalancing the voices. This was
especially the case with the female
voices in the Ilhlne scene, Mr. Patten's
vocal power standing him in geed stead
In the later excerpts. Mr. Dnmresch
has been for many years an admitted
Wagnerian authority, both in his con cen
(llictine of the wnrkb Lhemselrcfl and In
Uh'e study of them. He led with a
knowledge of the scere that was appar
ent and with a fine feeling for the Ideals
of the composer.
MIS6 GEMBERUNGPLAYS
Violinist Gives Recital In the Feyer
of the Academy
Miss Jesephine Gembcrling, violinist,
assisted by Clara Yocum Joyce, con
tralto, nnd with Jeseph W. Clarke as
accompanist, gave an interesting recital
of violin music in the foyer ofvtbe
Academy last evening. Miss Gember
llng's principal numbers were the
Handel senntn In A major and one of
the Vicuxtcmps concertos. She dis
played a geed technique, geed tone and
excellent muslciniibhlp.
Mrs. Joyce sang llnely "My Heart nt
Thy Sweet Veice'' and a group of songs
by Dunare, Strauss, Heurtcr and God Ged
ard. There was a geed-sized audience
present, who gave a fcerdial reception te
both artists.
C0URB0IN GIVES RECITAL
Second of the Organ Concerts at
the Wanamaker 8tore
The second of the organ r,ccltnls nt
the Wnnnmaker store took place last
evening before the usual large audi
ence, the organist being Charles M.
Courbeln. Mr. Courbeln's program
was of even mere than usunl interest
and contained some of the greatest mas
terpieces ever composed for the organ.
He began with the Sixth Senntn of
Mendelssohn, one of the scries of works
which may be said te have inaugurated
the modern style of organ composition,
although based upon the master of nil
organ composers, Sebastian Hach. This
was followed by the itllcgre uiodcriite
from Handcl'H D flat concerto, ami b.i
a fine arrangement of Schuuuinu's
"Abcndlled."
Then enmc finch's fantaslc and fuui1
In G miner, the latter perhaps the most
famous work ever written for the in
strument. The last part of the pro
gram was French, the "Prayer" of
Cesar Franck, a transcription of Dp Dp
bussy'e "Afternoon of n Faun" made by
Mr. Courbeln, nnd Salnt-Saens
"Merche Hcrelque."
Mr. Courbeln played this exacting
and diverse program with his custo
mary llnwlcss technique nnd fine feel
ing. The slew movement of the Men
delssohn sonata and the numbers by
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