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? MARCEL DUPRE PLAYS !
The WANArmrvun unuHii,
Organist or Notre Dane Creates Ex-J
eelleit Impression at First ,
American Concert I
MarH'l Unrrr. erennlFt of Noire
rj'mf. ( atHcdral. Pari, pleyed Ms first
mrrirnii con 'C't en the gi-pnl. organ
' ,. Wnna-.nfiUrr ftei-c lnxt evening,
in- .iiiipniaij(v hnd aroused much in
,. nn, tin- liny iiiiillterlum va-
rn;.,le,l with organist nii'l imistc levcri.
nleua te hear one of the imxt fnmmu
Krciirli coiitcmpernnoniis erganise.
M D.nirr 111 hia program rpnOncil
1 -iiKelf te Ihree of the greatest com-
eh,M-s for the ..riri who have rver
lud lim'h. Oar l-mirk and hler,
"geh "tli-rrtiiitlily rrprwntntlve of a dlf
IJrenl i.-r:J ""'I ,,f, d.fferent sehoe
,f orean plnylns nn-l composition. Of
liVl. h" played two 1 elections., the pro pre
,U,de nn.l mam- In major, one of h b
inrlv wi.rl:-. and the henata in L Hal.
written erhtnally for Imrpsleherd Willi
4aU nml ln:en..ete,l by M. Dupit
B,,i f the ersan ilvlm; a harps!
.' Innl V.VH In the llrst movement.
w I'i'fl-.i'li wa. renrcMMitcd by the II
miner (h:ale ntxl Wliler by the well well
Kiiewii teeeatu from the fifth symphony
t,rjnM)la."R ""' of tl'i' utmost bril
llnnee sdiewin? an enormous teehnhpie,
, niniixli'R knowledge if tlio.meurc;
of the Imee organ and great taste in
registration.
Tlu soloist's performance of Unci)
wa tvpValb French, taking all the
nlloeres at a very rapid tempo and
with lit'le of the solemnity of fcclinK
which ehar.1ctetl7.es virtually all the
wnrl(, of tin- great (German muster.
His heM Ilaeh playiiiK was In the we v
meveniint nml the llnale of the natn.
The Franek iium'ier wa" very delieately
performed and the Wlder t.wcata wii
, nms'erpicee of organ playing, the
rharncter of the work seeming te lit
nnctlv that "f the performer. At the
close M. Dupre gave a very clever net
f imirnUsitiens in the form of a
svniplienv In four movements, en themes
alerted from a number contributed
tir six well-known I'hlladelphia inusl
rii)n' These 'ending in themes were
Leepold StnketvMd. S. WeMey Sears,
ergnnM of St. .lames': (. mrlfs M.
Ocuirbein. gueM soloist 01 the Vvann
inaker organ : Henry S. Fry, organist of
t Clement': Holle F. Mitftlniut, or er
ennist of tlie rhiiieh of the New Jeru
salem, and Ur ' McK. Ward, presi
dent of the American Organ Flayers
Club.
SAN CARLO PERFORMS
"LA FORZA DEL DESTINO"
Blanca Saroya, a Philadelphia Girl,
Malse Successful Debut
Verdi's comparatively unfamiliar but
tunc fill "I,a Forza del Dostlne" was
given at the 'Metropolitan Opera Heuse
last evening by the San Carle Grand
Opera Company. The Interest in the
performance naturally centered about
the professional operatic debut here of
Ilinneit Saroya in the role of Denna
Leonera. There wan an unusually
large audience present, and the per
fermance, like these which preceded It,
wax admirable.
Thla rIiew of appreciation was meH
marked na te'thc. work of Miss Saroya,
who has a voice of great range, of line
quality In the entire register and per
sonally she, litted the part te perfection.
Few In the large audience were aware
of the fact that they were wltnesulng
the debut of n yeunj I'hlledelphln j;lrl,
Alma Weisshaar, who mode her first
appearance In opera In this city with
the I'hlladelphia Operatic Society peme
yer.ru nge in Wcber'K "Der FrcIcbuU,"
under the late SIgfrlcd Hchren's direc
tion, singing the role of Anna.
Since her professional operatic debut
os Ulanea Saroya, the singer has had
much experience, both In this" country
and abroad, having attained consider
able popularity In Italy, where alie sang
several seasons. Her singing of the fa
miliar aria in tlie second act, the con
vent scene, was a fine piece of colora
tura work, for which she was given full
recognition.
This act wai especially well done In t brought te her applause second only te
Its entirety, and the chorus work of the I thnt received by Miss Saroya. lorn lern lorn
menks was well carried out In their maslnl as Den Alvnre and Jeseph Ileyer
line modulation and care in tonal em
phasis. The rollicking scene at the Inn
was also admirably done, nnd gave Ada
I'aggl a line opportunity te display n
voice of line contralto quality, which I evening.
as Den Carles repeated their success of
previous performances, nnd Nntalc
Ccrvt was effective as I'adre Quardiane.
I'uccinl's 'llutterfly' will be sung this
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